What If The Other Half Got Snapped Novels & Stories

The clatter of metal hitting the floor below echoes through the hall. I drag my eyes over the bars in front of us, scanning every single part, but there are no marks. No indicators. No fucking warning whatsoever this time around. I try to tug the next bar lightly before committing, and when it stays, I put my weight on it. Which turns out to be another big mistake. The damn thing holds for half a second before dropping. My body jerks violently as the sudden loss of resistance pulls me, leaving me swinging. The rope snaps tight between us, and yanks a very focused Nessa off balance.

Nala licks her dry lips and breathes deeply as she knows the scent is fading slowly. Nala pulls out her conversation when she finds out Raymond doesn't like it. "I was wondering, did you come indeed to look after me?" Raymond shifts his body to face Nala. Stare right into Nala's bead without blinking. "That's right, Nala. You have me. Although this is a consequence of Ray having half-human blood. But Ray's happy because it's Nala," he said. Ray groped his chest, then continued. "Here is a sign of ownership that already existed when Ray was born. Since Ray is half-human, Ray's owner can have Ray and do whatever he wants but Ray can't have one."

Or both. “Stay,” I rasp against her ear. “That’s a fucking order, Sienna.” I can’t do the full bite. That’d kill her faster than whatever’s already eating her alive. So I do the stupid, reckless, half-measure thing. I bite her shoulder. It hits her like a live wire. For one heartbeat, there is nothing. Then the bond snaps taut—violent and ugly, as if someone has tied our souls together with razor wire and yanked.

“Don’t provoke me!” “No! Let-” Her words were cut short, immediately replaced by the wince that came out of her mouth and a roll from mine as her neck got snapped in a second.

"But I can still feel her." "Is that so," she meets our gaze unblinkingly, her eyes wide and focused. It feels like she is drilling into my mind, and I would scream if her hold on me allowed it. I feel a sharp snap as if someone has grabbed the taunt string within my soul tying me to Hyacinth, and in a swift move, snapped it in half with a sharp, silver blade. My bond. That was my mate bond. She just snapped my bond in the same way a rejection would have snapped it. She shouldn't be able to do that. Nobody should have that power.

Dante’s rough hand brushing my hair back when I couldn’t sleep. Eli’s shy laugh when he said he was going to be the cool Dad. I couldn’t let her take that. I closed my eyes again and reached for the bond, harder this time. I pictured their faces. I’m here. I’m not gone. Please find me. And then I felt a snap, like something broke open and pain ripped through my chest, sharp and hot. They felt it too. I knew they did. Ethan’s POV The second it hit, my stick snapped in half.

I pressed harder, blood spilling under my claws, Rivan choking but still smiling. “Kill me,” he rasped, his eyes glowing pale. “But if you do, she will never forgive you. Your bond will shatter, and she will be mine anyway.” I roared, my claws raising for the final strike. “Carson, no!” Maeve screamed. And then— Her body threw itself between us, her arms outstretched, her tears falling, her silver eyes blazing. My claws stopped inches from her chest. The bond snapped hot, wild, screaming through me so violently I staggered. My heart tore, my wolf howled, my breath caught.

Boris screamed in pain as he was sent flying. His nose was broken and his face was also covered in blood. He was in so much pain that he could not even hold his knife anymore. He kept twitching while howling in pain. He had no strength even to stand back up at this point. The women shrieked in fear. They had no intention of making fun of Harvey any longer. Harvey calmly stood up with his cup in hand before stepping right on Boris’ calf. Crack! “Aaagh!” Boris’ leg was snapped in half in an instant.

he said as he looked me in the eye. “You should get back to your life Connor,” I said. “Six months isn’t that long you know,” he said and tried to give me a smile. “It doesn’t matter, they’re going to break our bond and make him forget me,” I said as tears welled up in my eyes. “Shit, I didn’t think they’d do that with you two being bonded halves,” he said. “I’m human, I guess there are different rules for me,” I said sadly.

“You pulled on a knot you don’t understand. You’re lucky half the pack isn’t on the ground screaming.” “It didn’t kill her,” Malric says. His eyes flick to Lilah. There’s something like irritation in them, as if she’s a spell that misfired. “Which suggests there is still… work to do.” Naomi bares her teeth. “Over my dead body.” “And mine,” Cassian says, very softly, from the line he’s holding. The murmurs around the yard change. Less eager. Less certain. They all saw what happened when the line snapped. They felt the backlash.