Caleb's Crossing Novels & Stories

Caleb glanced toward the academy. Fear crossed his face. “They weren’t trying to stop your first shift.” He backed toward the trees. “They were trying to stop what happens after it.”

They are walking step by step as they cross along the shallow rough waters. "Yeah...she's been here awhile ago. The scent is still fresh." Fabien exclaims. His gamma vision imprints the one pair of footprints from the tap roots in front. "Let's go. We need to hurry or your little sister won't even see the rising sun in the next circle of the red moon."

He certainly hoped that Lisa was already out of their way because if she would ever attempt to create another problem for them, Kaleb feared he would lose his restraint. The next call he made was to his brother-in-law, Andrew Kenworthy. Andrew’s men had already tracked down Lisa’s parents, but there were still no sign of Lisa Hayes. So where was Lisa? How was she so good at disappearing? Somehow, Kaleb anticipated, he was still bound to meet Lisa soon. Kaleb sighed and muttered under his breath, “If you ever cross me again, Lisa. I won’t hold back anymore, even if you are Liam’s mother.” As for Vlad Cross, surprisingly, the actor’s new lawyers contacted him to settle the compensation. He mea

He lets out a roar so thunderous that it rattles the house's windows. Lana activated the locator spell finding that Sky and Vistor were only a few yards from the house. She instructed Jessica to inform Marco, who would then relay the message to Zion. Upon hearing this, Caleb transforms back into his human form, allowing Zion to collect details. Jessica established a link with Marco and Zion to lead them to Sky's location. As they approached the backyard, a scream pierced the air. Their hearts sank, recognizing it was Sky's scream, uncertain whether it was from defeating Victor or if something was amiss, like an injury or trouble with the baby. Without concern for the scenario, Caleb shifted

He hurried out his bedroom, down the corridor, and up a stone, twisting stairwell, leading up to the roof. Caleb strutted across the ramparts until he reached the edge, and looked down and saw Caitlin and the others crossing the drawbridge over the moat. “Caitlin!” he called out, cupping his hands against the wind. Far down below, Caitlin turned and looked up, as did the girls surrounding her. Caleb grinned wide and waved. “I love you!” he mouthed silently. She grinned back and waved, silently mouthing the words back. Then she was ushered away by her group of girls.

These two knew how to work together, and even though they're different in a lot of ways, both of them put in work to their relationship, I love them both for that. "Have you been able to reject going to that naked bathing," Caleb asked as he turned towards me on the bed where I sat. "No!" I sharply answered as though I'd been waiting for him to remember I was here and talk to me, and maybe I'd been waiting. "Well, you have to find a way Kayla, for all we know, this might yet be another ploy for you, for me, for the whole of Crescent pack, and we don't wanna walk right into a trap," Caleb explained and I just nodded affirmatively, I didn't need to be told this was a trap, I knew that already.

The impact was loud; the metal ribs of the beast bent inward, and sparks from its destroyed machinery sprayed into the rising water. But there were too many of them. Three more dropped from the ceiling, their claws scraping against the wet floor as they began to circle. Caleb was shivering, with his knees buried in the cold water. He was trying to hold his silver light up, but his hands were shaking so hard the aura looked like a flickering candle. The grey lines on his skin were dark, almost black now. "I... I can't find the mountain," Caleb sobbed, his head hanging low. "Colin, I can't tell what... But it’s blocking me. I can’t hear the earth. I can’t help you."

"Get out!" Is it possible that a thief sneaked into my room? What if he murders me? Oh God, haven't I had enough bad luck for one night? "Relax, sweetheart," he said calmly, his deep voice echoing through the suite. Sweetheart? He leaned against the doorframe, watching me closely. "You're the one trespassing in my suite. Don't blame me for walking in on the show." My jaw dropped. Trespassing? My fists clenched at my sides as I crawled back to the bed, yanking the blanket around me. "Excuse me? This is my suite. 12rb. Paid in full. You're the intruder!"

Sarah lowers her gun by half an inch. “Tell me that wasn’t a child giving us an access code.” “It was a child giving us an access code,” Renn says. Sarah looks at her. “Fine. Move.” Caleb moves before any of us do. He crosses to the door with that same careful, trained softness, as if sudden steps might bruise the room. His hand hovers near the panel. Not touching. Waiting for Trust to decide whether his intention is clean. “You should not go under nursery two,” he says.

He held one hand up, trying to stop the snapping teeth while also trying to mind link Dylan. Suddenly another rogue wolf jumped out of the forest and leaped towards the stallion. Terrified, Scarlett kicked the stallion in the sides and the animal took off in a wild gallop, disappearing into the forest in the opposite direction. The second rogue turned and instantly chased after her. Caleb plunged his claws into the rogue's chest, ripped out its black heart and kicked the lifeless body aside. Then he jumped up, shifted into his wolf and took off in the same direction Scarlett went, already mind linking Dylan.