Words From Bound Novels & Stories

I met his gaze, unable to look away. "I am many things," he said, his voice dropping to a whisper that echoed in the small cabin. "I am a man who has made choices that would make most people turn away in horror. But I have never, not once, considered your life a bargaining chip. Everything I have done—every lie I’ve told, every boundary I’ve set—was to ensure that you would be sitting right here, breathing, even if you hate me for it."

Then he tilted his head slightly. “No.” Sarah blinked. “…No?” His gaze locked onto hers completely. Cold. Steady. Unmoving. “Feed me, Sarah.” For a second, she genuinely thought she had heard him incorrectly. “…What?” “You heard me.” His voice dropped slightly lower this time, calm and deliberate. And suddenly, Sarah understood something that made her stomach tighten painfully. This was not just punishment anymore. It was something else entirely. Something personal.

His voice was hoarse, intensely stern. Stunned by his words, I laid still until he was on me again, causing my hips to arch closer to his face. "Annie..." he warned between my legs, smacking my ass. His breath was warm, and the sound of the words sent vibrations through my core and caused me to twitch involuntarily. Saying nothing, he went to the nightstand and came back with Velcro attached to lengths of rope. "What the hell is that?" I gasped. He responded with few words and even less of an explanation. "I told you not to move."

“Please…” ‘Tell me to leave,’ he began through the faintness of their mental bond, only accessible when they’re close enough to each other and will only become more powerful and fully accessible once the mate bond is sealed. Brendan brought his fingers even higher up her leg and continued aloud, “Tell me to stop, that you don’t want me to touch you where I can smell you craving me most. Tell me, and I’ll leave you alone forever.” No, that was not what she wanted, but she had to resist and push him away. It went against all that felt natural to her, so much so that the words would not come out, no matter how hard she tried.

she let out, looking at me carefully. “That I'm now bound to Bane,” I said with a look of shock in my eyes. How in the love of God could I be bound to a beast? “That’s correct.” She said. “Tell her everything she needs to know,” Bane suddenly said. “Okay, Alpha,” she replied him. “Bounding can make you lose your head, Audrey. It forms an unusual connection between the bounder and bounded.” “I’ve heard of stories when people who were bounded ended up

“Tell me you didn’t just—” “I bound you.” His words were a blade, sharp and unflinching. His storm-dark gaze never wavered, not even with Councillors spitting outrage from their high seats. “No Council. No Sanctum. No one owns you but me.” For a heartbeat, I couldn’t breathe. My pulse skittered like a trapped animal. Bound. Not just protected. Not just claimed. Bound. The weight of it crushed me harder than any Council decree. “You can’t,” I said, my voice breaking, part fury, part terror. My throat felt raw, as if the Oath itself had scalded me from the inside. “That’s forbidden. It’s—”

Kael’s gaze shifted to the horizon, where the mist began to move, not away, but toward them. “Yeah,” he whispered. “Bound means it can’t escape.” He watched the shadows ripple like waves across the gray expanse. “Contained means it’s waiting.”

“You’re telling me that the prophecy could tear us apart?” “I’m telling you that it might. The Bound Alpha isn’t just a title. It’s a bond. A bond that can only be formed through intense connection, one that could kill either one of us. We’ll both be exposed to forces greater than us, forces that will try to tear us down. It’s in the prophecy. No one who has ever tried to fulfill it has survived the cost.”

I just hoped it wouldn't be too late. For some reason I didn't even see Lia and Johnny as wolves. Maybe it was because they blended well enough, how many is because they had a lot of things to work on. However, I wasn't worried about them. “So what do I need to do?” I asked and she came closer. “All you have to do is pretty simple. The only thing is that you need to actually make things known. You can break the bound by just saying some words.” “Some words?” I asked, and there was silence. I didn't know what else to say. I felt like there was something I could do.