Cable Parents Xmen Novels & Stories

Not even the Capo régimes that worked directly under him. Martha would say he took his trust issues too far but Xavier had learned enough from his father’s life and death to know just how dangerous humans were, especially the ones you feed from your fingers. Strangely, Xavier knew he trusted Halle, though he tried looking into her past before she entered the country and found almost nothing on her except the fact that her father had died from cancer and her brother from a car accident, it was quite tragic only that they couldn’t find anything on her mother, her high school, her childhood after her father and brother passed.

Damon said with a frown. Christophe smirked in his rage. “Damon, has your search for power driven you mad? How could you be so cruel to your own brother? It’s not like you’re unaware of why I’ve been so indulgent toward him. Xavier has never been of sound mind from a young age. Are you worried that I’d leave the Godfrey Group to him? That he would take everything that belongs to you?” Damon was taken aback. He chuckled bitterly and exasperatedly. “Father, do you really think that that’s what I think? Would you really be bold enough to leave the company to Xavier if I were not around?”

Eric said while wiping blood from his nose. Xavier took a deep breath. “Fine, I will keep your sister here but ask her to stay away from humans and wolves,” Xavier said. Eric nods. ************ “You don’t know?” asked Zila. “No, I don’t know any of that. All I know is my dad left us when we were kids and our mom died and then it was Eric who raised me,” she said. Carol took a deep breath and everyone went silent. “Guys, is there anything, I don’t know,” she said.

“Who are ‘they’ exactly? Give me a name.” Adrian hesitated, his hand pausing over his cutlery. He threw a quick, cautious glance down the table at Dad. Dad gave a single, slow nod of authorization. Adrian exhaled slowly, leaning forward. “The Syndicate. The primary organization your father has been fighting to keep off our backs for the last fifteen years.” I frowned, the sheer scale of the mess making my head spin. “And I’m supposed to just sit here and accept that your ancient blood feud is my problem now?”

he was my mom's best friend, who then later fell in love with each other but they didn't end up together because Xandros's father wants him to chase the family legacy, which is why he disappeared for ten whole years. And what is this family legacy you might ask… His father Xavier was a certified chronic drug lord who also disappeared around that time his son disappeared, allegedly he was captured by a spy …just like that…. His capture story in itself is, crazy because I think I need to also emphasize on how powerful his father was , that man looted the governments money,sold drugs across 185 countries including their states, Xavier was dreadful and he had alliances who also bare his name so

“A new face? The face of a boy who just returned from America, thinking he’s some kind of hero?” Max didn’t reply. He knew better than to provoke Xavier’s anger with extra remarks. Xavier strode toward the car. Max hurriedly opened the door, but before getting in, Xavier spoke again. “Who was present?” “Several uncles and aunts from your father’s side,” Max answered. “Also two distant cousins. They’re still uncertain, but Damien is skilled at building arguments. They postponed any final decision, waiting for a more suitable moment.” Xavier settled into the back seat, staring out the window. “A more suitable moment means when I’m off guard.”

I felt something creepy about that. He explained that his Dad was still against our relationship until now. Mr. Blaze revealed the truth in his message as something that Xavier did in the past. Xavier broke the rules of my parents and even compete with them in the business because he tried to prove to my family that he was capable of everything. He was trying to convince my parents that he was the man for me. I knew about my parent's disagreement in our relationship. I can't remember anything, I just believed everything my husband told me.

Alex got out of the pool as well and sat on the lounge chair beside me. "You just weren't satisfied, were you? Do you not know how to think? I did not spend millions on sending you to school just for you to fuck up everything because you couldn't keep your dick in your pants! If you wanted some fucking play toy, I would've hired one for you. Someone who has class and can hide the fact that they are a prostitute!" My father yells through the phone.

The Council had ordered the destruction of my family's pack. And I'd been too weak to stop it. PRESENT I gasped, stumbling. Xavier caught me, his concern flooding through the bond. "Thelma, talk to me." "I remember," I whispered. "Xavier, I remember what happened to my parents' pack. It wasn't Rogues. It was…" "The Council," he finished grimly. "I know." I stared at him. "What?"

His tone remained relaxed, but there was a hint of dominance beneath the surface. “Xavier, if you want to ruin Celia, you’ll need to tap into a lot of resources and connections. Right now, your father still holds the reins of the Blaze family. I doubt you can pull it off alone. Besides, our families have been close for generations. I don’t believe your father would cut ties with the Ryder family over something like this.” “Who said I needed the Blaze family’s help?” Xavier blew on the fingernail he’d been cleaning idly. “Even without the Blazez, I, can do whatever I want!”