"The only thing to stop the bond from getting stronger is doing significant damage to it.”

“What kind of damage?”

“I think you know exactly what kind of damage Keenan, the worst and most unimaginable things you can think of? Do it. If the damage is bad enough, it could even kill the bond. The more you starve and neglect this bond, the more it will wither and hopefully... die. But you can’t half-ass it, Keenan, you have to be committed.”

And I WOULD be.
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I once wrote a story, a brutal story

About a human girl who was destined for the alpha beast

Only he could not find her worthy

So he threw her to his wolves to feast

He'd taken everything from her

Her laugh, her love, her peace

He didn't know

That the bond was not meant for release

Your mate is a most treasured gift from the moon

and like an arrogant child

From the goddess's fury, he thought he was immune

He'd have to see her

As she rose from the ground

And finally, she grasped, that to him she was not bound

She had choices

A chance to claim the life that was stolen

Now by his hand

She could no longer be broken

All while she finds solace in the arms of his enemy, once his friend

He'd live life longing for her

Yearning for the future that could've been

But the moon's wrath he should've heeded

For with this karma

He realized he was never needed

    (This story may not be suitable for all ages)

Tame a Monster

“Alpha, we need to leave, I hear the owner down the street, she’s on her way here.” 


Keenan gave me one last look, his hand twitching, ready to lunge at me. I backed myself all the way into the corner of the wall, arms raised in preparation of an attack. 


He looked conflicted, almost offended by my actions. 


“I’m not-” He began then cut himself off, shaking his head. 


Instead he backed away and said, “do not, for one second, believe that he can save you from me. Nothing can save you from me. I won’t allow anyone to get in my way,” he promised. 


Instead of taking the time to open the latch of the window, he bulldozed right through it, sending glass everywhere. 


“Don’t worry,” Shane said, watching this entire ordeal. “It’s not human.” 


It took me a while to realize she was talking about the blood. 


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Chapter Thirty Seven