Canon Characters Novels & Stories

Then, weren't we supposed to be there? 'The energy wasn't present for long, so even if I wanted to I couldn't get to it at all.' As he spoke to me, Natalie sat (as expected) next to the supporting female-lead, that's what I call them so I could grasp the situation easily. The girl next to her is Hannah which according to Nova, always supported Natalie. Hannah was naturally attracted towards Natalie, not in a sexual way, but in genuine and pure admiration, Hannah was a character that was bullied, she had a very view of her self value, this contrasted to the bright, confident, and headstrong female-lead. She was like those mediums used to show how good the female-lead really was. They met in s

Then I turn to Jonah and Isaiah, “Let’s get started with the cameras and then have the warriors start preparing the machinery and equipment needed to start work tomorrow.” “On it.” Jonah said as he got up to exit the room. Isaiah on the other hand is looking at the women in front of him. “It’s like watching an espionage movie. How the hell did you all learn how to do stuff like this?” “Life of a hitman, Beta.” Canary said and then she and Sin left. I look at Isaiah and raised an eyebrow. “Yeah, yeah…I’m leaving.” He said as he huffed.

If I remembered their names correctly, it was Cane, Caden and Gunnar. I swallowed hard, my breath hitching as my eyes roamed over their physiques. Cane was lean but built with hard, lean muscle—like a hunter ready to strike. His presence was imposing, his movements smooth and deliberate. There was an edge of cold calculation in his gaze. Caden was broader, more muscular, his arms thick and strong, his jaw set with raw masculinity. There was a quiet power in his stance, a slow-burning intensity that made my skin prickle.