All Chapters of Forbidden Bonds: Secrets of the Alpha's Mate: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Xander's POVThe beast defied every natural law, its form shifting between states of matter like a nightmare made flesh. My primal wolf raged against its very existence, recognizing it as an affront to reality itself. But as I watched Lyra face the creature, her cosmic song rippling through dimensions, my fear wasn't for our world – it was for her."Lyra, stop!" I roared, seeing how the cosmic frequencies were affecting her. Her form was beginning to blur at the edges, as if she too were being unmade. "You're tearing yourself apart!"She either couldn't hear me or couldn't stop. The song continued, reality warping around her like heat waves off hot asphalt. The creature writhed, caught between dimensions, but it wasn't going quietly."Everyone fall back!" I commanded, my Alpha voice carrying across both packs. Even Thorne's elite guard obeyed, their earlier aggression forgotten in the face of this greater threat.A flash of movement caught my eye. Luna stood at the edge of the distort

Lyra's POVReality fractured around me, each shard reflecting a different memory. I was lost in the cosmic expanse, my consciousness scattered across infinite possibilities. Through it all, I felt Xander's presence, desperately trying to reach me through our mate bond."Remember," his voice echoed through the void. "Remember who you are. Who we are."A memory crystallized before me, so vivid I could step into it. The first time we met, that fateful night when he walked into my family's home as my sister's boyfriend. I felt again the electric shock of recognition, the mate bond snapping into place. But this time, with my enhanced awareness, I saw something more – threads of destiny weaving around us, the cosmic tapestry shifting to accommodate our meeting."That's not all we are," I whispered, understanding dawning. "We're more than just mates."Another memory surfaced. Our first real conversation in the moonlit garden, when he tried to reject our bond. I saw now what I couldn't then –

Lyra's POVThe world had changed overnight. I watched on multiple screens as footage of our battle against the Void played on endless loop – werewolves fighting alongside humans, Luna bending reality, and me, glowing with cosmic power as I unmade creatures of pure chaos."The Senate wants us to testify," Xander said, tossing another summons onto the growing pile. "So does the UN. And every major government on Earth."I nodded absently, my enhanced senses tracking the various reactions across the globe. Fear, wonder, rage, hope – humanity's emotions created ripples in reality itself, their collective belief beginning to reshape the world in subtle ways."Some are calling us heroes," I murmured, watching a group of children on the news playing with toy wolves. "Others want us hunted down and destroyed.""That's not the worst of it," Elena interrupted, striding into the room. Her loyalty might still be questionable, but her information was invaluable. "My former masters are mobilizing. T

Lyra's POVThe city had become a nightmare of impossible geometry. Streets curved upward into violet skies, buildings from different realities intersected at angles that hurt to look at, and gravity itself seemed to have different ideas about which way was down depending on where you stood.Without my cosmic awareness, I felt blind. My wolf senses were overwhelmed by the cacophony of scents and sounds from multiple versions of reality bleeding together. Somewhere nearby, a creature that was half-dragon, half-skyscraper roared in frequencies that shouldn't exist."Move!" Xander shouted, tackling me as a car fell upward past us, its occupants screaming in a language that sounded like crystallized time.We rolled to our feet on what had been a vertical wall moments ago. My wolf instincts were the only thing keeping me oriented as reality continued to shift and merge around us."The pack," I gasped, catching his arm. "We need to find them."Xander nodded, his primal form rippling with bar

Lyra's POVReality crumbled around us like broken glass as my darker self and I faced each other across the chasm of our choices. Above us, the merged worlds ground against each other with sounds that shouldn't exist, threatening to tear apart anyone caught in their collision."You know what's coming," I said, watching her face for any sign of the person she used to be. "The Void isn't just attacking one reality anymore. It's using these mergers to consume everything."She laughed, but the sound held more pain than mirth. "Let it. At least oblivion is honest about what it wants."A scream cut through our standoff – someone caught between realities as they shifted. Through the twisted landscape, I saw a family being pulled apart as different versions of their world tried to reclaim them.Without thinking, both my darker self and I reached out with our power, stabilizing the space around the victims. For a moment, we moved in perfect sync, our abilities complementing each other in ways