If I understand your question correctly you have a web content that may be referenced by other pages outside of your domain. Those pages will have been loaded into a browser then requests from references in those pages will attempt to get content from your site. Does that describe your scenario?
If so then the only chance you have to acheive this is to require that the requests be delivered with a referer
header (which is normal but some browsers allow the user to suppress it). You can then examine the content of the referer
header in your code to test whether you want to continue with the request.
You can examine the referer
with this code:-
var referer = new Uri(Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER"));
if (referer.Host.ToLower() == "www.site-a.com")
//Allow access
Caveat
This technique can only be used informally, there is no way to authenticate the referer
header so anyone can spoof it using fairly simple tools.