Chapter 26. A Sprouting Feeling

Magnus

I planned to go visit the physician the next day since it was already evening, however, there was this anxiety I felt deep in my soul which wouldn’t let me sit still. I spent some time in my study, hoping to while away time till morning so I could go meet the physician and ask him to stop the process for severing the mate bond.

I wondered what had gotten into my head when I’d gone to ask for that. The bond was something I fought—and was still likely to fight—for a long time because of how I feel about it. Whenever I thought about the mate bond, all I could think of was my mother and how she’d suffered.

The bond was a means to torture and pain because whatever your mate did mirrored on you and it was a painful thing—most times it led to deaths. I didn’t want to experience that pain and sense of perpetual loss. More so, I didn’t want to love someone whom I felt was forced on me by forces that didn’t even care to ask me if I was okay with their