Callum Drift Novels & Stories

Alpha Kendrik started. “It is a very joyous occasion for our family and for the pack as well since our son will now be able to find our future Luna. I would now like to welcome the birthday boy, Callan Baraed on stage” Callan ascended the steps leading up to the stage. Everybody clapped and warmly welcomed their future alpha. Callan looked hot! He was wearing a black pant-suite with a black dress shirt underneath. It made his black eyes and black hair pop more. My wolf howled with joy in my head, I took a huge breath in and could smell Callan, even from such a great distance.

But I was sure the government wouldn't quite agree with my distant dream. “I am glad you love it,” he says, staring at the calm sea that lies ahead of us. Peter left after dropping loads of things on the sand, I swear he is the sweetest man alive. Callum took his shirt off and started rummaging for the sunscreen that got lost in his bag.His leg had healed but not completely, he still uses his crutches. For someone who can't walk properly, he loves spending time outdoors so much. I took my pants and shirt off, I was in my black piece and Callum seemed to enjoy my lack of clothing. He was smirking every time I caught him staring at my ass. He can be quite a pervert sometimes.

Adrian's fritters fluttered, like he wanted it over with there and also. But Callum was not relatively done. The boo widened on his lips." Go on. Kill me. Will not change a thing." Adrian faltered. And in that split second of time, Callum moved. With a quick, rehearsed movement, he twisted out of Adrian's grasp, somersaulting them. The coming thing Adrian knew, he was on his reverse, Callum's knee pressed into his chest, and a blade pressed to his throat. Flora's breath caught." No —"

Rubbing her temples, Raina said, “What is it?” Callum replied, “Well… uh, Reid’s gone missing. I don’t know anyone here, I’m not familiar with the place. Can I ask you to help me look for him? You know how he is. He doesn’t recognize the roads. He was fine just a moment ago, and then poof—gone. If anything happens to him…” Raina sighed. “Alright, I’ll be there soon.” Callum immediately responded, “Thank you, thank you! I’ll wait here. Miss Carrington, please come quickly. There are too many people around, and if anything happens, his dad is going to skin me alive.”

There’s mumbles of agreement, and Elijah takes over. “Furthermore. We lost our Delta to the Green Forest pack, and although he is an excellent Alpha, that was kind of annoying. Luckily for us, we just gained a member of ranked blood. Therefore - Callum, would you do us the honor of being our Delta?” Callum looks like a deer in a headlight. “You want me?” He asks, and then a tear slides down his cheek.

Liam could not help but think about the neighboring nations that had been growing increasingly restless lately, stirred up by a few Westernia countries over the past few years. A steely glint shone in his eyes as he spoke, and an icy aura seemed to radiate from him. On the other side of the call, Calum's voice took on a grave tone. "Sir, you can count on me. I've arranged for our people to slip into Drunham City in waves, and I've also reached out to our contacts in the Cole family."

"H-Hope?" Kai, sensing my immediate tension, chuckled in my ear. "What's the matter? Do you two know each other?" I remained silent. I just looked at Callum, staring at his face, which felt both familiar and strange. I couldn't help but wonder why he was here at Aureotrigon when he was supposed to be under investigation back at Caledoria. Callum stared fixedly at me, then looked at Kai, who was holding me. A raging fire of jealousy instantly ignited in his eyes. He charged toward us, intent on dragging me from Kai's grasp. "You'd better let go of her this instant!"

I jerked upright, clutching the blanket to my chest as all four of them walked in like they were the ones waking me up in their bed in their house—which, okay, technically yes, but still. Up close and in daylight, they looked less like stories and more like a problem no one had invented a solution for yet. Callum took point. Naturally. Storm-grey suit jacket buttoned, tie straight, white shirt crisp. Not a hair out of place. He didn’t look like a student or some pack prince playing Alpha; he looked like he’d just walked out of a summit and come here to issue terms. Arms crossed over his chest, he filled the room with his presence before he said a word.

Ava sat across the room, arms crossed, watching me like I might shatter. I almost did when Ezra called. “Seraphine released a new video,” he said. “To the press. We don’t know how much traction it’ll get yet.” “What video?” I asked leaning forward. His silence answered me. “Where is Callum?” “He took the flash drive to his father’s study. Alone.” I was already moving, no I was running Callum I heard the door open but didn’t look. “I didn’t say those things,” Iris said immediately she stepped in.

I noticed Drake, he is not fully relaxed, he seems feels different and less distant but everything is still composed and controlled, but not hidden behind the same level of armor he wore everywhere else. When Callum handed him a drink, he accepted it without that tiny pause he usually had before agreeing to anything. “He's kinda different,” I said quietly. Callum appeared beside me like he’d materialized out of the walls. “If he's with me, he tries,” he said simply. You cannot sense any resentment or pretense in his voice just truth. “He always has,” Callum continued. “Being around people costs him more than it costs most people, but if something matters enough, he’ll do it anyway.”