Cassandra Of Troy Novels & Stories

She sniffed and held my gaze, her eyes were glistening with tears. “Isn’t this how your mother came into my father’s life? Seduced my father and broke his mate's heart, isn’t it the same thing you’re doing to me? So what do you want to explain, how much of a bitch you are! Sleeping with other people’s mates is your thing!” I yelled at her, Lana was vexed, she was holding back not ripping out her face and pulling out her hair. “No! Cassandra, I am not that kind of a person!” She shouted with tears streaming down her face.

Leo spat, his face flushed with anger. Ethan’s aura shifted instantly from charming to lethal. He stepped into Leo’s space, his eyes flashing with a cold fire. “Careful, Leo. I won’t have you insult my fiancée. One more word and I’ll ensure your allowance is the first thing cut when I take the Chairperson's chair.” Cassandra, standing just out of sight, felt a chill. She felt a wave of nausea—not from the pregnancy, but from the realization that she was a pawn in a war she didn't understand.

With my last word, my eyes shut completely. The pain faded. I was finally free. —— Cassia's POV A thousand miles away, in a side hall of Mount Olympus. I stood before the communication array. Adonis stood obediently behind me. "My Lord Divine Official," I said with absolute, proud certainty. "The hero who slayed the Minotaur... was the chosen one, Adonis." Adonis tugged at my sleeve, playing innocent. "Will Aiden hate me even more for this?"

she said, her voice strong and steady. With that, I channeled the energy of the artifact through my hands and directed it towards Cassandra. She extended her own hands, and the power flowed into her like a river of light. Alder stood by her side, his eyes filled with awe as he witnessed the power of the artifact manifesting in Cassandra. Together, they became a force of nature, their combined strength overwhelming the rogue Lycans. With a powerful surge of energy, Cassandra unleashed a blast of light that enveloped the battlefield. The rogue Lycans were thrown back, their dark intentions no match for the pure power of unity and love.

her eyes swept over Hazel again, “… clothes like that.” Every word was like an icy needle piercing Hazel’s skin. “I… I have to go,” Hazel finally murmured, turning to head back to the room, to safety. “Wait.” The command came with the same tone as Diego’s—authoritative, with the full expectation of being obeyed. Hazel froze. “I don’t believe we’ve been properly introduced,” the woman said, her tone slightly softer now, but even more dangerous. “I am Cassandra Vanguard. Diego’s fiancée.”

POV CASSANDRA Kilian pulled out the silver handcuffs, ready to tie me to the bed. When he lunged toward me, I dodged and shoved him into the wall, sending him crashing against it. "Damn it! Get back here, you’ll stay trapped here until I return." "I won’t be trapped anywhere. I am Cassandra Eldryn, your mate, not a slave." Kilian let out a cynical laugh. "That’s fantastic. A black wolf with royal blood will be even stronger," he said, lunging at me again.

"It doesn't matter. Think what you want, as long as you're happy." His casual response made Cassandra fume with anger, causing her to stand up and storm off. Damn it! How could she let an insignificant nobody make her so angry? What a disgrace! She was Cassandra Spencer, southern Drakonia's top medical prodigy! Taking a deep breath, she patted her chest to calm herself down. She reminded herself not to stoop to the level of a mere supporting character. She returned to her seat, turning her face away to avoid looking at Frederick's annoying face.

The cost was too high—their wolf would suffer. “You don’t trust me?” Cassandra asked, her voice shaky. Her eyes welled up. “I know what you are capable of, Cassandra. I don't trust you,” Darius replied, his tone unyielding. Cassandra hesitated, her hands trembling. Then, she straightened, her voice firm. “I swear on the Moon Goddess that I have nothing to do with this kidnapping. Whatever I did, I did only for my son, but I never meant any actual harm.”

Cassandra let out a laugh, high-pitched and grating, and sauntered off, her wet shoes squeaking against the floor. "Good girl," she called over her shoulder, her voice filled with mock approval. I bit down hard on the inside of my cheek, tasting blood, as I forced myself to stay silent. I couldn't afford to fight back, not here, not now. But as I mopped up the soapy mess, each stroke of the cloth against the floor felt like a battle cry. I thought that was it, but it wasn't over. Not by a long shot. The faint sound of hurried footsteps pulled me from my thoughts, and I turned just in time to see Cassandra storming toward me with Lillian and Lucas trailing behind. My heart sank, a cold dread

“No… no, please. Not my baby” she cried. Edward held her face up close. “I don't want you to have breasts for me, it's only a baby. I can have as many with Theodora or Kelly but never with you.” he tossed her to the ground. Cassandra held her stomach. The pain was unbearable, she could feel herself slip away, and the warm liquid flowing from between her legs only made the pain hurt twice as before.