Aether X Lynette Novels & Stories

Ethan swears, staggering half a step as he absorbs the recoil through the link. “That’s enough,” he snarls into the empty forest. “Whatever you are—” The pressure spikes. Not aggression. Amusement. The sensation rolls through the bond like a low, ancient chuckle, vibrating with a depth that makes my vision blur. Images crash into me without warning— Stone corridors grown over with roots. Chains etched into reality itself. Wolves kneeling—not in submission, but in treaty. And beneath it all— A presence coiled in dark patience, silver-black light threading through its form like veins.

Brianna joined in to help her sister, but I had Tracy in a tight lock and I wasn't going to loosen up even if the world was ending. Unfortunately, my anger was short-lived. I fell back as a cold and thunderous voice rumbled through the air. “What in Gaia's sake is happening here?” Her voice cut through my bone line razor sharp blade. Her heels clicked on the floor, pulling an unnerving cloud of fear with her. “Lena, you'd better have a perfect explanation, or I'm gonna skin you alive for trying to harm my daughters!” She snapped.

Lucas stood uneasily in the office with a stack of files. "Alpha Xavier, when will Luna Zoey return?" "Can't you get anything done without that useless she-wolf?" Lynette sneered, slamming the documents down in front of Lucas. "Don't bring something trivial like that up to the Alpha!" Xavier pressed his fingers against his temple as a headache pounded behind his eyes. The pack's affairs were a mess he couldn't get a handle on. To make things worse, Lynette seemed like a completely different person these past few days.

Moments later, [Rina P.O.V] The corridors of Aetherion were no longer a gauntlet of whispers and sneers. Today, they felt like a runway. My black stiletto boots clicked against the polished stone with a rhythmic, predatory grace, each step punctuated by the sway of my high silver ponytail. Beside me, Dahlia was vibrating with enough energy to power a small city, her Ventus Yellow cape fluttering like a canary's wings.

the clerk replied and went to check while Serenity waited at the lounge. While Serenity was waiting, three people walked into the boutique, and one of them was Lynette. Lynette, who was dressed in expensive clothes, was surprised to see Serenity in a place like this. She thought Serenity looked much better compared to how she looked a few days ago. The sight of Serenity angered Lynette. She thought after creating strife between Serenity and Lucas, she could seize the opportunity to "comfort" Lucas and make him fall in love with her.

Air got shifted with heaviness the next second when Lynne sprinted to take a seat beside the Athen which was supposed to be the pack Luna's seat whilst Jolly took a seat beside Zara. I arched my brow at my cousin in amusement and surprised also, Athen set a hard glare at Lynne, jaw clenched hard filling the room with an angry aura radiating off him. Lynne looks at him with innocent eyes as wasn't aware of what she did wrong to make Athen angry. "You took Luna Jolly's seat Lynne," Zara explained in an emotionless tone to Lynne which I'm one hundred percent sure not needed to.

I say as I sit down and run my fingers through my coppery red hair, trying to decide what to do with it, and Lynette laughs lightly. "You look great though, seriously." Lynette says as she starts on my makeup, touching it up from the day and adding smokier black eyeshadow and two-toned red and black winged liner, then lashes and mascara. When I get a moment to pause, I look at her, and it's like she can read my mind. "Don't worry about the Alpha King. He's just another pair of eyes."

Fenryn wasn't sure if he wanted to re-capture Asher for real just yet, and Vaughan had said that it might prove beneficial to allow the man to go if only to find out what his next plans were. Athera gave the news that Lynnette had finally awakened, and seemed to be doing well. Though Fenryn could tell that his friend was not her usual self. She seemed to be unable to move much and some parts of her seemed unable to move at all. Sometimes Lynnette's hand movements would be fine, but now and then she would lose the ability to grip anything.

She was the last surviving bloodline of the Wesley family and she didn't want to be disorganized. “I'm so sorry about that.” Aiden stood up and walked toward her. “That's what everyone says. You know I would have died but this miraculous lady saved me,” Lynette went on and on. Aiden raised an eyebrow, he knew that it was the huntress. “I never got the chance to thank her.” Aiden sighed knowing that they hadn't met in person and he was safe with Lynette. “You are safe with me, remember. I will drive you to the library and I will do some research before I leave.” Aiden assured as he pulled her into a warm embrace. “I didn't know you read.” Lynette chortled.

Then she left the bedroom. Ethan wiped his face with his hand. “I swear I didn’t know Lynnette was so cruel. If I knew, I wouldn’t make her my mate.” “Lynnette? Is it her name?” “Yes, Lynnette Jacobson. I hadn’t found my mate yet at that time. Then I saw her. She was an attractive woman. At eighteen, we can say that she was the most sought-after woman everywhere by any man.” “Why?”