Black Widow Fanfiction Novels & Stories

"Oh yeah, you really understand the meaning of loyalty!" Andrew found Jake amusing and laughed. "Well, if you won't talk, I'll just have to call Natasha over here." Jake was stunned, then sneered. "If you're going to bluff, at least make it believable. You're just a staff of Rhodes Corporation. Who do you think you're to call Madam Vostkoff over? Do you even know her nickname? Ever heard of the Black Widow? She's the most powerful woman in Jayrodale." Andrew ignored him and proceeded to dial Natasha's number.

Her face twisted into an ugly shape as she looked at me with anger boiling in her eyes. "Both my mom and your mother had the same privileges of getting a mate but your mother fled with a Fairy she loved rejecting her true mate. You know because of your mother my mother's mate was forced to reject her. Do you know who your mom rejected, He was the Alpha of the Black hunters, His name was Alfred. He was a Black Panther, the previous Alpha of your friends here. He forced my mother's mate to reject her and to never accept any mate from our family. Because of your mother, my mother lost the prestige of being a mate of the black panter who belongs to the power pack." Venom was dripping from her fa

Not even if he’d look incredibly glorious lying on the ground, lifeless, that beautiful white suit he had on coated a beautiful, bright red as his blood pooled about him from the stab wound her beautiful knife could create. And so she pulled away, but not before baring her teeth at him, her eyes shining with promise. “I’m going to show you how much you don't know me, Kenneth,” she hissed, backing into the dark. Barbara shed the catering jacket in the shadows of the stairwell, leaving just the dress shirt and the blonde wig. Her eyes were incredibly dilated, like they did whenever she relinquished control to the Black Widow, you know, gave her the freedom and the space to enjoy her hunt.

Before I can answer, her friend Maya beats me to it. "Well, I think it's both. And there's nothing wrong with it since you don't share blood relation." She shrugs. "I've been reading a novel about such relationships, and I completely love the story between Brian and Nila. The title is Forbidden desire by author Muse. It gives an in that it's more than just forbidden situations, besides, we werewolves can't choose who our mate is, there's no way i would give up on a once in a lifetime thing like that."

My eyes trailed to his frail hands that clutched the bouquet tightly, and the way he walked… a tiny smirk lifted at the corner of my lips, his steps were hesitant, each one carrying the weight of a man walking toward his execution rather than his wedding. My chest hummed with dark satisfaction, a deep, primal approval that made my blood run hotter. He knows what he's walking into. My jaw clenched tightly as I looked at him again. Silas, a male omega, a mistake the Moon Mother had forced upon me, now made useful only because of the womb hidden inside that fragile body. I refused to acknowledge the way my pulse quickened or how my wolf paced restlessly, eager to claim what fate had delivered.

Like her mind clouded to only do nothing but follow him. Noticing how she was being controlled by him, she shook her head and snapped her head in his direction. An amused expression played on his face. “Stop doing that,” she said. “To the water, woman. We still have a deal,” he said. “I thought it was off the plate once you made me a bait to the Manik.” She hissed, discarded the towel on the ground, and got on the tub again. She shivered at the extreme coldness but it did level her mind again. She thought she can’t possibly stand that too much cold but her body strangely adjusted.

"I'm the Alpha, and I can't even protect my mate. I had to beg for an antidote like this. I'm not worthy of you. I'm not." I turned and held him gently. "Fool. You were never unworthy. Everything you've done for me... I've kept it right here." Glen looked at me, pain filling his eyes. Slowly, he twisted open the vial and tipped it to my lips. I swallowed. But the wolfsbane in my system didn't fade. It exploded. Pain tore through me. I collapsed, curling on the floor, my body convulsing. Glen panicked. "How is this possible? It can't be! That wolf did something—she lied to me!"

I knelt down, my voice a whisper that promised endless darkness. "Listen to me carefully, you worm," I hissed. "You will never look at her again. You will never speak her name. You will crawl back into whatever hole you came from and thank whatever gods you pray to that I am letting you leave with your life. The next time you come near what is mine, I will not be so... restrained."

I wanted to strike her but had control myself. I lunged at her and pushed her with all my strength with a swift motion. She stumbled backward, her feet slipped on the edge of the cliff. The look of terror in her eyes made Venom jump in satisfying. Venom has always hated her for sleeping with her mate. “Skylar, no!” she screamed, reaching out in vain. I watched with satisfaction as she lost her balance and fell, her body tumbling through the air. “Goodbye, Shenaya,” I said, smiling wickedly.

“Your report about Helena’s divorce with Zayden was wrong, Shadow. I have given you a simple task and see, that’s how you completed it? By lying?” Sylvia grabbed a bucket of concentrated wolfs-bane liquid and poured it over the cloaked man, his blood-curdling screams resonating in the room. “I have seen her going on a date with a lycan. They are in love, master.” Presumptuous! Sylvia brought out her cell phone and played a video on it. “Meet the Luna of the Moon Howlers Pack, Alpha Xavier.” Helena and Zayden’s couple ran a chill down Shadow’s spine, his defense was weak like his trembling voice.