Bennett Witch Novels & Stories

“Bennette.” I wasn’t asking to be friends. For a witch, her name was my leverage. “Fine. Let’s go parasite hunting.” The golden fire flickering around Serena’s body was blinding. Kerri stooped across from me, offering her hand. We made a triangle of power, but Kerri will not be touching Serena. The witch’s nerves are killing her. She’s vibrating with skepticism. She doesn’t know if this was gonna work. Lucky me. “Scared?” I taunted.

She tried to reach to something in her jacket and I was pretty sure it wasn't a surpise gift for me. I whispered again. This time much quicker, and then she fell unconscious. “Yeah, wolfsbane doesn't protect you against witches, b*tch.” For some reason, I didn't want to drive her truck. I felt it was smarter if I took her in mine and then questioned her in my house. Now, this wasn't smart at all but I felt more comfortable doing it.

Then, with a chilling sneer, he replied, "The word of a rogue carries no weight against a High Alpha. Guards... bring him to the pits." Bennett collapsed, his spirit finally broken. He was finished. If he had known his cruelty toward a child would lead to this, he never would have helped Harrison usurp the true line. Now he was a wolf without a pack. Hudson watched him with a cold satisfaction. Bennett was in the dirt, but the hunt wasn't over. If Bennett were silenced too quickly, who would be left to keep Harrison looking over his shoulder?

Oliver finally asked, staring down at his hands. Aiden sat on the other side of the bench and sighed. “Because he didn’t want anyone to know that he had a child,” he explained. “Back then, a relationship between witches and wolves was forbidden. It’s frowned upon now, but not like it was then. But Beta Bennet was in love with a witch, Jasmine. She has a twin sister Candace and the two of them were the most powerful healers in the world. They were sent to the palace to be the palace healers. Jasmine was pregnant with Beta’s child…”

“Also, we should probably find a way to get Brittany out of the way. The last thing we need is her throwing her usual shade.” “Leave her to me,” Kael said, lips curling. “I can be very distracting when I want to be.” •••••••••• Bennett POV I stood in the center of my room, staring at the cracked window and the blood drying on my knuckles. It wasn’t even the first time I’d snapped today. I couldn’t breathe. I couldn’t think. My wolf was pacing inside me like a caged animal, snarling at shadows and whispering one name over and over.

I comforted myself with the knowledge that Bennett was a human, so he couldn’t, and Priestley wasn’t part of the Moose Creek pack, so he couldn’t either. “You really are an idiot,” scoffed Bennett. “You’ve carried Scarlett on your back before, and I’m pretty sure Priestley can manage running with me.” “It’s a good idea, Bennett.” Bennett looked startled by the recognition, but masked it quickly with his strange, lip-curling smile. “I know. That’s why I suggested it.”