Black Blood Brotherhood Novels & Stories

Even his feet seemed like someone cut them apart. Her eyes were no longer asking to see anything. The scenes horrified her soul. Anna started panicking when she heard a noise coming from behind the door. A black cat came out from there, and under the soles of those fellows, he made a cross sign using their own blood. She couldn't even utter a word, as if someone stole her voice away. Tears were flowing from her eyes like heavy rainfall. She silently watched everything, how the cat used his sharp claws to peel their skin off, and they had no power to scream.

I nodded my head without giving him any context. "You will have to meet her before you two take the vow" he said. The vow? It was more like an oath, I was doing this for my health and for my pack. But I can not forget that the Lunar Dominion Pack killed my brother right at the waters where their queen was killed as well. They first took my brother, and my Pack took their queen. I was getting married to the woman whose soldiers killed my brother right where my people killed her mother. It felt like they deserve whatever pain they are going through right now, let them feel the pain that I felt when I lost my only brother to that fight.

"Two million dollars." The number felt surreal. Impossible. Like something from a dream that would evaporate in daylight. She pulled out her laptop and did what she should have done in Rick's office...researched the Blackwood brothers. The results were... extensive. Damian, Damon, and Silas Blackwood. Triplets, though not identical. Ages listed as twenty-nine, which meant they were six years older than her. They controlled the Northern Territory—a massive expanse of land that included three major cities and countless smaller towns. Their pack was one of the largest and most powerful in North America.

I thoughtfully added, "Don't tell me you guys aren't willing to pay? Weren't you the ones who insisted a breakup fee was necessary? So you're the only ones who get to ask for it, while I don't have that right, is that what you're implying?" That sent off another wave of chatter among the neighbors. They cursed at Jonathan and Leah, calling the mother-son duo shameless hypocrites who only knew how to pick on the weak. Thoroughly humiliated, Jonathan and Leah turned red. They had already been at a disadvantage in this situation in the first place, yet their recent actions were nothing short of shooting themselves in the foot. "You—" Leah wasn't able to finish her sentence before she fainted, t

"He hates the legit move! He wanted this to blow up in your face before the Japanese board meeting. He wanted you to look weak!" "My brother’s jealousy is a family matter," Dominic said, his baritone as cold as the sea. "But taking Russian blood money is a breach of contract. And I don't renegotiate." Dominic didn't look at Hugo. He didn't have to. "Hugo. Close the account." "No! Dominic, wait! I can give you the—" CRACK. The gunshot swallowed the plea. The muzzle flash turned the fog white for a fraction of a second, followed by the heavy, wet thud of a body hitting the mud.

Wilder said. “Is it your brotherhood that called me the other night?” He nodded his head and I sighed. The second guy was also waking up and he struggled against his bonds for all of five seconds. “We’re not interested in your fraternity or secret society or any fucking bonding brotherhood bullshit you’re selling. The doors you claim you can open for us… we can open them ourselves. You have no fucking idea who we are or what we can do to you. We don't take kindly to intruders in our house. Wilder.”

Dmitri continued, "Adrian Blackwood has family he doesn't know about." My head snapped up. "What?" "His father had... complications. Before Adrian was born. Another woman. Another child." Dmitri smiled. "Adrian has a half-brother. Older. Someone who's been watching from the shadows for thirty years." "Where?" "Close. Closer than you'd think." Dmitri stood again. "We don't need digital surveillance, Victor. We have something much more reliable than technology." He leaned across the table. "We have blood calling to blood."

The ringing in my ears was so loud it drowned out the crackle of the iron chandeliers overhead. The word hung suspended in the frozen air of the North Gallery, heavy enough to crack stone: Brother. The alpha’s massive frame stopped dead just a few feet away from the cloaked intruder. For a terrifying second, neither of them moved. The alpha’s chest heaved beneath his tailored black jacket, his ash-gray eyes completely swallowed by a ring of blazing, violent gold. The air in the grand hall grew so thick and suffocating that several junior servants near the back dropped to their knees, gasping for breath under the sheer weight of the dominant aura crashing against the walls.

Park said with a faint smirk. “That man was simply lucky you came out before my one-minute patience expired.” For a brief second, Belle saw the cold darkness flicker inside Park’s eyes—a dangerous chill that strangely reminded her so much of Ethan whenever he became ruthless. It made her realize once again how terrifying the DelValle brothers could truly become when protecting the people they cared about. “Thank you, Sir Park… for helping me all this time,” Belle said sincerely after a long pause. Even now, Park remained a mystery to her, much like Ethan. Both brothers carried depths she doubted anyone could ever fully understand.

Paige looked at them and smiled while lowering her gaze in embarrassment. “Did something happen?” I asked, feeling a bit of intrigue. “Haven't you heard?” Paige whispered, leaning toward me. “Apparently Mr. Blackwood's younger brother is coming to the mansion.” When I heard that, my blood ran cold. Another brother? I knew about Sarah, the doctor, but I had no idea the Blackwood family was more extensive. But before I could ask, Paige cut in. “God, he’s such a sexy guy. They say he’s almost identical to Killian, but he’s 18; he came to see if he could find his mate in the pack,” she hinted with a tone full of hope.