Blackwatch Cassidy Novels & Stories

"Then we take everything from her. Like she took everything from us." "That is not justice. That is revenge." "What is the difference anymore?" Cassidy considered. "Nothing. There is no difference." She started typing. "I know people. Black market. Information brokers. Give me twelve hours and fifty million dollars. I can find Elizabeth's entire life." "Do it." Dawn broke. Damien still breathed. Shallow. Steady. Alive. I fed Hope. Changed her. Tried to pretend we were a normal family having a normal morning. Then Cassidy's laptop chimed.

And if I hadn't arrived just in time with Maverick, she might have been dead. My chest tightens painfully at the thought of her being dead. Who could the rogue be working for? “Maverick is looking into it already,” I say, my jaw tight. “Thank you, brother,” Maya whispers, her eyes not leaving Cassie on the bed. She's still unconscious after being treated by one of her medical course mates who's also a werewolf. I didn't take her to the hospital because the members of the Blackwood pack in Bridgestone College would easily find out she's human.

Lydia POV: "Let her in," I heard Ricky from inside the wardroom. Dome finally allowed me to step in and I went straight to the patient's bed only to see Cassie's unmoving body. Needles were pushed at the back of her hands and she seemed like in a vegetative state. She didn't seem like she was awake, but when I held her hand, her fingers moved a bit as if she tried to squeeze my hand.

Evelyn leaned into me, her head resting on my shoulder. I turned to Cassandra. “And I can’t think of a better doctor than Cassandra to help us.” Evelyn’s smile vanished. “What? After what she did, you trust her?” I ignored her, watching Cassandra’s face. I wanted to see it—the same agony that tore through me when I saw her with Luke. The twisted pain I feel every moment I watch her with her little family. “Cassandra’s the best,” I said, my tone laced with challenge. “Twenty wolves in my pack are pregnant under her care. She’s perfect for the job.”

Sienna simply didn't believe that Cassandra, that little wretch, would want to terminate the mark. In the past, out of respect for Agnes, and not wanting to be despised by Thaddeus, she always avoided conflicts with Sienna. She used to be scared, but now, she didn't care anymore. Cassandra spoke nonchalantly. "Whatever." Regardless of the tantrums thrown by those behind her, she departed, dragging her suitcase away from the territory of Dark Moon Pack. As soon as she stepped out of their territory, a red Ferrari pulled up in front of her. The werewolf in the car was strikingly handsome and devilishly charming. He beckoned her, "Darling, hop in." Cassandra settled into the car, and the two of

Jax is at my side in an instant, hands on my shoulders, and I feel the whispering praise and pride through the bond. The hunt leaders rise, murmuring among themselves. Dorian grins and punches my arm, careful to avoid the bruises already blooming there. Michael bows with a flourish, and even Edward manages a wry smile. Jax helps me up, and I see the small audience watching in silence, eyes bright with something that could almost be hope. And I remember what Jax told me outside, they all want me on their team. Alpha Avery raises his hands. “We have seen what we needed to see. Raven Crawford, you are hereby assigned to team Delta.”

Cassie told the girls goodnight and went to join the guys up on the deck. "There you are," Nathan said as Cassie approached them. "Sorry I took so long I found out something interesting from Janice." Cassie said. "Oh, and what was that?" Nathan asked as he put his arms around Cassie as they stood by the railing of the ship. Norman and Jacob were standing a short distance away smoking cigars. "Susan is definitely a half blood, and Janice is a shape shifter wolf, your father knew this when he approved of us adopting her." Cassie told them.

“Your beginning.” Cassidy looked at her cup. Then at Nova. “I was eight,” she said. “When they found me. A woman came to our house — we were living in Boise, my mom and me, no pack. The woman said she was from the Luna registry. She said I had been identified as a carrier. That there was a program. That I would be educated, trained, protected.” She paused. “My mother was a single woman with a daughter who glowed sometimes when she was scared. She said yes.”

She belonged here, as my destined mate and the Crescent Moon pack’s Luna. They would understand, right? What about Alpha Julian? He would understand as well, right? They’d eventually find out along with the whole pack. How will they react? How will the pack react? No matter what happens, I would have to handle it. All thoughts and worried flew out of the window when Cassandra moved slightly before waking up. Rolling on her back, she yawned widely, stretching like a cat and then, finally opened her eyes to peer at me through her long, tangled strands of black hair. “Good morning.”

“Goodbye to the woman I used to be.” I picked up my suitcase. And walked out. Down the hallway. Past the rooms. Past the memories. Past the life I once thought I wanted. When I reached the entrance, everyone was already there. Zack, his parents, Olivia. Even some pack members. They watched me. Some looked shocked. Some looked curious. But none of them knew. None of them understood. The Luna leaving their pack… Was not running away. She was returning to where she belonged. Zack stepped forward.