Alex Shepherd Silent Hill Novels & Stories

Thea looked up to Penny. “Nah, Aggie would help in a heart beat but, if they found her, she wouldn’t be able to do much to stop them…What about Alex?” “Who’s Alex?” Bellamy frowned asked as he looked between the two Sirens.

The horizon stretched endlessly, colorless, cold, silent. Something dark moved in the distance. My breath caught. Kyle. He emerged from the fog like a ghost made flesh, his steps silent, his presence heavy enough to press against the world around him. He wore what I remembered from my worst memories: a dark coat, that same sharp gaze, and a smile that never reached his eyes. “So,” he said, his voice smooth like ice, “you thought you could run from me.” The words struck like a whip, slicing through the air. My hands curled into fists at my sides. “You’re not real,” I whispered, though my voice trembled.

“What the hell?” The faint click of the door's locking slithered into my ears, followed by a silky, sinister laughter. Beatrice’s voice floated through the air like poison-coated honey. “So, it’s true.” She whispered, her voice laced with triumph, “The drug works. I was worried that the herbalist had lied about his special aphrodisiac...”

SAESHA POV It started with a quiet ache. At first I thought it was another restless-night cramp, the kind that came and went whenever I turned wrong in bed. But when the clock blinked 2:37 a.m. and the ache came again, sharper this time, I sat up. The rain had stopped hours ago; the house was wrapped in silence. Only the faint glow from the nursery lamp reached the end of the hallway. “Alex,” I whispered. He stirred, half-asleep. “Mmh?”

I didn’t need a response, because from out of the shadows of the hill on the distance, the form of a black wolf stood up, and bounded over the large boulder he was crouched behind. If Michael wasn’t worried before, the mere sight of the gigantic beast would have been enough to ensure the point now. The shotgun, that had been lowed, was now back in full position. The wolf continued its decent down the hill, until it reached the bottom, where Silas transformed to become Alexander. Michael gasped beside me, taking a small step back into his house, his eyes transfixed on the naked form of my husband as he closed the distance between us. In so much shock, the gun fell from his hand landing with

Hadley blocked the two’s line of sight. Catherine walked forward, and Wesley kept watching as she left. He dialed a mysterious number in sorrow. “When exactly will you deal with Shaun Hill? I just want him to die now!” “What’s the hurry? You’re just growing, but Shaun Hill is already at his peak. He’s not easy to deal with.” The person on the other end laughed. “But everything has been arranged for. You just have to do as I say.” ... In the hospital. Slap!

Hyacinth I was playing a dangerous game. Silas and I had been careful—too careful. But that didn’t change the fact that, behind closed doors, away from prying eyes, we were slipping. Every stolen glance, every lingering touch, every whispered word in the dead of night pulled us further into something we couldn’t name. Something we couldn’t stop. The fortress that was Alpha Gerald’s estate had too many eyes, too many ears. Yet somehow, in the chaos of running a pack, in the shadows of responsibility, we found slivers of time. Moments that shouldn’t have existed but did.

“Holy shit, he’s a fucking genius. He is the ‘Silent Stalker,’ huh?” The two agreed with my statement. Brandon points out an escape plan. One of them could untie my ropes if I can get close enough. Do I have enough strength to push myself towards them? My head shifted back to see, but it didn’t help. Only the sounds can guide me. Getting ready, I scooted back with force. Brandon and John made sure I was going the right way. Footsteps entered the hallway, which made me pause my movements. The boys went back into hiding. Brad walked in. “Ready to go, my princess?”

I signed. Nora tilted her head. “Did I know what?” Was she seriously playing innocent? “Did you know Kyle was a,” I paused and realized there was no sign for ‘vampire.’ I put two fingers up to my teeth to mimic fangs. “I’m guessing that’s gonna be ‘vampire’ from now on?” Nora asked, copying my hand sign. I nodded, and held out my hands in silent demand for answers. “Yes, well,” Nora sighed. “It’s not easy to talk about this, you know.”

Alpha Kyle chuckled immediately after he got to me. Immediately, I turned around, picked up a handful of dust, and threw it into his eyes. Next, the pressure pressing down on me disappeared. Before any of the guards came back to their senses, I stood up and sprinted at full speed. But this time, I wasn't running mindlessly. After covering some distance, I immediately hid behind a huge stone. "Find her!" Alpha Kyle's roar resounded through the forest just as I hid behind the stone. I couldn't help but shiver, hearing his roar, I knew he was angry. I was doomed if I was to be captured once again.