Avengers Fanfiction Peter Can Break Vibranium Novels & Stories

' She asked Heinrich while healing Sabu if he had any remaining injuries, but he shook his head. Finally, Yvere walked over to Peter who was on his hands and knees clutching his chest. "I'm fine, really. Just-" he grunted in pain. "Just need to get through this moment." Yvere knew what he had done to generate the last attack. "Did you use all of it? If you did I can kill you now as a mercy." She said, holding back tears. "Not...all...thankfully. Enough...for this...so...please...just...a moment." Peter's words were agonizing. He thought he should take the mercy kill just to end this, but knew he wasn't dead yet.

Then she regarded Peter. “What???” As Vivia finished speaking, Peter interrupted, “How can I get revenge if you don’t take part? If you don’t take part, what’s the point of me getting a first place?” “Huh,” Vivia smirked at Peter, “Why should I compete with you?” When talking to people other than Anna, Vivia’s attitude is always freezing. Vivia’s coldness differs completely from Brandon’s coldness. If Brandon is the cold type with a scowl that scares people away, Vivia is the cold, quiet type that makes people difficult to approach.

Yuvan was unwilling to acknowledge Henry's identity, especially since Severus had two powerful figures on his side, making him seem like the more suitable candidate for family leader. To everyone's surprise, Henry responded firmly and without hesitation, "Not at all. I'm merciful enough to leave Peter alive, especially with what he's done!" "Good, very good," Severus sneered, seething with anger. "I want to know what Peter did that made you feel the need to cripple his energy field and turn him into a complete wreck." Henry remained calm and responded indifferently, "Since you insist, Severus. "I'll let everyone hear what you've been up to all these years."

“Thank you, Jacob. I really need to spend more time with my daughter to know that I won't lose her. This will make me not miss so many moments. Thanks.” “Oh no. Don’t thank me.” I patted my prosthetic’s carbon fiber. “It's thanks to my missing leg, Peter.” “Ugh, are you making jokes about your missing limb now?” He exclaimed, trying to sound serious, but the slight sparkle in his eyes told me something else, “I don't want to know what Vivienne has been doing to you to get you in such a good mood.” “Oh, that I can tell you.” I slapped him on the shoulder once more before leading us towards the house. “Vivienne makes me happy, Peter. Really happy.”

Rina murmured under her breath, but her smirk faltered when Ada’s eyes fell on her. I pressed forward. “You think this isn’t your problem because it hasn’t touched your walls yet. But Peter yes, he has a name Peter thrives on division. He sets packs against each other, lets them bleed, and then steps in with influence and power when you’re too broken to resist. That’s how he’s survived this long. That’s how he destroyed my family. If you keep pretending this isn’t your concern, you’ll hand him the rest of our world on a platter.”

Declan, the Alpha heir of the Nighthowl Pack and my arranged mate, proposed to me right after donating his Alpha marrow to his childhood sweetheart. In my past life, I said yes out of love and for the sake of our pack alliance. But after we mated, the weight of two territories fell entirely on my shoulders. Losing that marrow broke Declan’s inner wolf. He couldn’t fight. He couldn’t shift. He couldn’t even give me a strong heir. I had to run the crystal mines while fighting off rogues for him. Before I even turned forty, I dropped dead. Utterly drained. Worked to death. And Declan? He comfortably took all the territory resources I had bled for and marked his little sweetheart. They lived hap

For a long minute, the only sound was our heavy breathing and the hum of the computers in the corner. Slowly, Peter pulled away. He didn't offer a hand to help me up. He reached for his clothes with his face returning to that cold, calculating mask I loathed. He pulled on his torn shirt, trying to fix the collar, looking like a man who had just survived a shipwreck. "Stop it," he snapped, his voice trembling slightly. I stayed on the floor for a moment, enjoying the cool air on my skin and his cum drip out of my violated pussy.

Peter yelled in panic as Chris's shirt soaked rapidly with his blood. “Alpha, it isn’t right for her!” I winced out despite his pain. Who did he think he was? The superhero, out to save the day? –By the time I am done dealing with him, he would be the one needing a fucking hero! “I own Bella! You have no right to tell me what you think is right for her or not!” I totally blocked Peter from my ears and mind –Nothing he said got to me. I was only interested in seeing more of Chris’ blood flow.

He sat on the table and picked a paper weight. Peter's name worked as a trigger. It dug back the old wounds. Aurora's drained out panic-stricken face formed worried lines on his forehead. And every freaking fiber in his body reacted to the mention of his name. "We did, Damien, but they demand for the money and are coming up with clauses that are strong enough to help them get Peter's rightful share in the collaboration." Brian said in a soft cautious tone. He observed his alpha's changing expressions and quickly came with soothing words that would help keep his calm in check.

“Every time I think about how I’m still stuck being a tool to help him save his mom, I get scared...” Peter pulled her into his arms and rubbed the back of her head in a soothing gesture, though calculation flickered in his eyes. “Felix is powerful, and he holds grudges. Taking someone away from him by force won’t be easy.” He paused, then shifted gears. “But if you and I had something more binding between us, then for the sake of our future, I’d do everything I could to help you get free of him.” Xena looked up at him, confused. “Peter, what do you mean?”