Bane Of My Existence Bl Novels & Stories

The email contained one line. ‘She is mine now.’ Bane picked up the penholder on his desk and, as he stood, he threw it clear across the room. “I will end anyone that was involved in this. Bring her uncle to me. NOW!” he roared. Spenser turned around and vanished from the office. Bane knew if anyone could find the fucking worm, it would be him. Jax and Simon, that had no idea what Bane had seen on his screen, walked around the desk and saw the short video that was on a loop.

I threatened angrily, he hastily left our table. "You didn't have to be so mean"Emma said angrily. "Well he shouldn't have flirted with you" "No he didn't" "Yes he did" "No" "Yes" "No" "No he didn't" "Yes he did" she held her mouth immediately she realized she just admitted to it . "I would love you to taste my banana"I emphasized on the word banana, her mouth formed an O shape. Our orders came and we left the cake shop, Emma didn't say a word even as we got home "you don't have to be so embarrassed by your answer" I told her

Bane should think himself lucky that we’re inside Lilly subconscious, or I’d have put the prick down! Bastard animal grows to his full eight-foot size and growls. I swear to the Goddess Selene that thing needs neutering; it might calm him down. “It’s okay, Bane. Please calm down, I know you’re trying to protect me, but this is about Lilly.” Bane shrinks to five feet. ‘You’re right, I’m sorry. Tell us what the hell you want?’ Bane snaps at Krone. ‘That is never what I wanted, that’s for sure. But I didn’t have a choice when Bastian’s body was chosen to host my soul. I detached myself the moment it was possible.’

I step forward, causing all the soldiers to ready their weapons, Olsen stands straight as he tenses. Upon hearing a clicking sound, my hand instinctively extends out in front of my chest, I see a black translucent wave of energy emit from my palm, almost like a shield. A loud bang fills the air when the gun fires, his eyes widen before he screams in anger, “Hold your fire! I did not order you to ready yourselves, nor fire!” “Fucking spineless humans,” Bane growls, my brows pinch together seeing the bullet is lodged in the translucent shield. Bane takes control, he plucks the bullet from the air only inches from the center of my chest.

A gasp could be heard by everyone. Elder Rose shakes her head. “It is possible you are nearing the last year before the bond breaks even though you did not accept. It will be painful each time one of the bonds snaps, more so each time.” She hesitates, looking like she wants to say something but doesn’t “That's impossible. I never felt anything and I took back my rejection.”

The desk between us felt less like furniture and more like a barrier. Bane studied me without expression. No hostility. No warmth. Just attention. “Do you have any information regarding the rogue killer?” The question was delivered evenly, as though he were asking about the weather. For a moment, I thought I’d misheard him. Me? “I don’t,” I said. It came out clean. Simple. Honest. Bane leaned back slightly, fingers lacing together. “You’re certain?” “Yes.” “You’ve been close to recent events.” “Yes.”

“How can the Moon do this to me? To him?” She laughed under her breath, but it sounded cracked and hollow. “Of all the people in this world…” “Alpha Kael Blackthorne.” “The one who burned my life to the ground.” She stood still, her breathing ragged. “The one who ruined everything.” “And the Moon had the nerve, the audacity, to tie my soul to his.” Her eyes welled up slightly. She snuggled trying to keep the tears from falling. She gripped the edge of the side table, her nails piercing into the wood. “Is this a joke?”

My fingers shook as I opened a mind-link with William, whispering with the last shred of strength I had: “Come get the camera. See the truth... with your own eyes.” It was my final day in this world—I could feel it deep in my bones. But if I had to die, then I would at least take the lies down with me. So I walked out into the cold, stormy night. My legs barely held me, but I didn’t stop. Step by step, I vanished into the endless dark. I crept toward the grave with the last breath I had left, whispering to the guard in a voice too faint to be heard:

Made choices I couldn't unmake. Become someone I didn't recognize. The bathroom mirror was fogged. I wiped it clear with my hand. Marcus Bennett's face stared back. Surgically altered. Carefully constructed. The face of a man who didn't exist. Except he did exist now. More real than Adrien Sterling ever was. My encrypted phone sat on the counter. Elena's message from last night is still unanswered. Are you okay? Three words. Simple question. Impossible to answer. Because I wasn't okay. Hadn't been okay in months. Maybe years.

she shot back. He laughed—actual laughter, like she’d just told a joke. Then, too fast, he was close again, the heat of him pressing against her space. “If you had the strength, you would’ve killed me already,” he murmured. “You don’t. That’s why you’re still here.” Selene clenched her jaw. She hated that he was right. “I can help you survive,” the rogue said, watching her carefully. “But you’ll owe me.” There it was. The price.