Bette Kane Young Justice Novels & Stories

“You feed me. Every strike. Every wound. Every act of resistance. I am the abyss.” “Kane—” Caitlyn whispered. “We have to finish it. Now.” Kane looked up. His nose bled. His fingers were blue. But he nodded. And together, they turned toward the ritual circle. “Mom…” Kane whispered. “I don’t know the words.” “I do,” came a voice behind them. Caitlyn spun around. And there—glowing faintly, feet barely touching the ground— Was Jane. Her hair was down. Her little hands clasped. Her eyes were bright silver, not like Kane’s—pure, still, innocent.

When Catherine swiped her card, the light for the eighth floor came on, indicating that she was the first to select that floor, and would apparently be the only one going there. As she stepped out of the elevator, Catherine found herself in a beautiful reception area with light brown sofas and fashion and car magazines on a glass coffee table. A large wooden counter with four chairs stood ahead, but only two were occupied. One of the secretaries was clearly younger than Catherine, with straight dark hair, impeccable makeup, and a brown suit adorned with the Titan Lawyers team symbol, making her look incredibly elegant. The other secretary appeared to be in her sixties, with brown hair that w

I wanted to meet her. “I thought you were Byron's Beta?” He smiled. “No, just a stand in to make others think that when Cally has something more important going on. I’m actually Kanes Beta. Since protecting Hanna is more important than the meeting between the Alphas, Kane and Cally went with Hanna and our sister.” Why was it so important to protect Hanna? My train of thought was stopped when Jake set me down. “Alright, so you still want to jump?” I looked down, it was higher than I thought.

For a moment, the young beta looked torn, then as if he had come to a decision, he called loudly, “I call on the Luna of Heathridge pack as my witness.” “You can’t do that!” Kane jumped to his feet, his body trembling as if he wished for nothing more than to tear into the young beta. “He can,” I said amused, “as long as he determines that she’s a witness to this case then he has a right to call her out in this trial.” Kane’s eyes searched the hall for a few seconds before they sparked like he had found a solution. His lips curled into a sneer, “in that case, I call on his sister as my witness.”

"Mr. Kane, I think there's something you should look at." "What?" Keegan did not look up, as he thought it was work-related. Aldor continued, "A few days ago, you instructed me to cut out the cruise ship surveillance. I wanted to delete it, but out of curiosity, I took a look at it," Aldor paused and softly said, "Ms. Young looked like she was pulling Mrs. Kane down with her when she jumped into the water. Mrs. Kane couldn't break free, so she kicked her down."

Kane then rushed toward that place happily. That girl had never had a boyfriend. Maybe he could make use of that innocent young girl that night to bring some good luck for himself and see if he was able to wash away his bad luck. The moment he got out of the car, Kane did spout any nonsense. He then said directly, “Where is she?” At that moment, Jerry acted like an obedient slave. He soon went toward Kane shamelessly. He then nodded and bowed down to Kane, “Mr. Brooke, you’re here at last. Today, you need to help to seek justice for me!”

The contrast of her—soft, warm, and expressive—against the darkness of the underground fighting world made her look like something otherworldly. And for some goddamn reason, Kane liked hearing her talk. Which was new. He pulled off his hoodie, leaving him in his fitted white t-shirt. He heard her inhale sharply, her green eyes flickering to his exposed arms, where ink covered his skin. The dim lighting in the car made her red hair shine. He smirked as he started the car. "So, uhmm..." she cleared her throat, shifting in her seat. "How old are you?" Kane kept his eyes on the road. "Twenty-nine. You?"

My dad said We all agreed and headed to the room where Beta Kane was being held. "Hello, Beta Kane," My dad said as we all walked into the room "Why did you bring me and my family here Alpha Eric? I already told you that my mate, son and I don't know where Jane is. We had nothing to do with her actions," Beta Kane said "I believe that you and Ryan didn't have anything to do with Jane's actions, but I have proof that your mate helped Jane escape her cell," My dad said "That's impossible. Linda wouldn't do that," Beta Kane said

The rogues snarled and paced, but held back at Kane's gesture. "You could have stayed quiet," Kane said. "Could have looked the other way like everyone else. But you had to play hero." He raised his gun – loaded with silver, I knew. "For what? Some immigrant kids no one would miss?" "For justice," Beth replied. Then she smiled, showing fangs. "And for this. Now!" Sophia's magic exploded upward, creating a storm of wild energy that sent the snipers' silver rounds going wide. In the same instant, I shifted and launched myself directly at Kane, moving faster than human reflexes could track.

“Understood.” Just as the room settled, Julia’s mom shot out of her seat. She dropped to her knees, her hands clasped in front of her like a prayer. “Alpha Kane, please. I’m begging you. Don’t judge my daughter for her mistakes. She’s young—impulsive. But she’ll change. I promise you she will.”