Apollo Stories Novels & Stories

"I see that you two have found your person and, soon, you'll be adding a third." Phoebe grinned widely, lifting up her shirt to expose her swollen belly. "Yes. He should be making his arrival soon." She replied, beaming at her husband who was sitting in a chair at the other end of the room. "We picked out the name Apollo, after the Greek God of Archery." "You picked out the name Apollo." Evander spoke up, rolling his eyes as he smiled back at his wife. "I wanted to name him Robin after Robin Hood."

Senya and Rosa looked around but there were no other people there except grass and woods. "Ma'am, Sir, but there are no other people around," Rosa uttered while caressing her arms. "You know Selene, you are so creepy." Rosa added, that caused Aling Rosa to pinch her again. "Let's go Philip," Daniela said,. That made Philip start the car.

asked Yura looking curious. Aron looked at Jessy asking for his approval to tell his mother about the incident earlier. The girl nodded, she thought if the woman knew maybe she could solve the mystery that was happening now. In a few minutes, Aron told Yura about what happened during the full moon. Yura wasn't surprised at all. His guess was not wrong in the slightest. "Welcome princess Jessy to the world of wolves." Yura smiled, hearing her mother call Jessy a princess made Aron and Jessy even more confused. What Yura said again invited questions from the two of them.

But that was the least I could do as I listened to him. "So when we got to a place void of humans, which was a dessert forest and I got out from my car and had it packed on one side of the road, and so did Alpha Theo." Leo paused, and he stared directly at me as if he was trying to say something but didn't want to tell me with his mouth. And that was one of those times that I wished that I had a wolf so I could have been communicating through a mind link.

They’d brought a little pump with them so they didn’t have to blow them up themselves. They smeared the Vaseline all over the hummer, giggling uncontrollably at Mickey’s plan. Once they’d finished that, they put as many balloons as would fit inside the hummer. Good thing Quinn always left it unlocked. This particular part of the plan was Aspens. She knew he never locked it.

They were exploring. The chapter ends with Aradaa and Kaelor standing on the edge of the Sea of Tranquility, looking back at the Blue Marble of Earth. For the first time, the static was truly gone. The Moon was no longer a tomb of ghosts. It was a nursery.

Outside, wolves stand frozen in the courtyard, heads lifted toward the sky, bodies stilled as if caught mid-breath. Every single one of them felt it. The bond didn’t just settle between us. It rippled outward, but how far? How many packs felt the aftermath of our bonding? They are staring at the moon, but when I look up at it as well, it is wrong. A full moon blazes overhead like a sun shining in the middle of the night. I shake my head. This is wrong. The moon cycle is not for another two weeks. It should not be full. Not tonight.

he whispered. Four hours later, the Iron Pass was a frozen gorge wrapped in a thick, pre-dawn fog. We stood on a jagged outcropping overlooking the valley floor. Below us, thousands of campfires flickered like dying stars, casting an orange glow over the massed ranks of the Blood Moon vanguard. I could smell them from here—wet fur, cheap iron, and the sharp, arrogant scent of pack expansionists who believed they were about to claim a broken kingdom. Alpha Cassian stood near a large command tent in the center of the camp, his towering frame wrapped in heavy wolf-hide pelts, barking orders to his field captains.

But I could see a familiar look on his face, one I often found myself carrying, a look of longing. “Maybe I take back what I said. Just a little.” Oren huffed, and I couldn’t help but laugh at her. Apollo cleared his throat, standing up before turning to me. “Better get heading down this hill before the sun goes away. Not really into the idea of climbing down jagged rocks in the dark of the night. It makes finding a cavern easier when we know nothing sleeps there during the day too.” He said. I reached for my bag only to have Apollo swipe it out from my hand.

"I've had fun listening to your assumptions about the range and limits of Project Apollo, and I've got to tell you-they're all wrong." "What?" I ground my teeth. We had encountered two Apollo now, witnessed their potential. What else had I missed? "Confused?" Harlow giggled. He sounded practically giddy, like a child showing a friend their favourite toy. "Allow me to educate you!" More flashes of yellow, coming from the other side of the concrete drainage channel. It seemed as though the Apollo were coming from the east side of the mining district, near the dam. Three more Apollo roared towards Kedrick and I, blazing through the smog-streaked air. There was no way we were going to be able to