Cedric Diggory Novels & Stories

His presence filled the space before he even spoke. “Mrs. Blackthorn,” he said smoothly, his tone refined, charming even. “I hope I’m not intruding. I do intend to come on time when it is meetings like this.” I gestured for him to sit. “Not at all. You have me at a disadvantage, though. I don’t believe we’ve met. And given your scent, I can tell that you are not from here, Alpha.” He smiled, slow and confident, the kind of smile that didn’t quite reach the eyes. “Forgive me. Alpha Lorenzo D’Amaris. But I choose to go by Mr. D’Amaris when it is amongst humans.”

Her touch was cold, colder than death itself, yet so oddly comforting. “You’re so close now, Giovanni,” she whispered, leaning into me, her breath cool against my neck. “Everything you’ve worked for, everything you’ve suffered for, it’s finally within reach. The young boy's body really did help me. It is a shame that he had lost himself. It is a shame that he fell for my voice. But he came to my benefit. Caleb was his name, wasn't it?”

He ran his fingers along Cedric's leg bone, carefully bending it back into place. Cedric was sweating and shaking, clutching Lance's wrist so hard his nails drew blood. The pain was severe despite the pain-relief potion. He felt it all over his body. After resetting the bone, Digby applied medicine, fixed it with two wooden boards, and bandaged it. Cedric had to rest in bed until the bone healed. Digby's ointment worked great. It was his own recipe, not available elsewhere. So it could heal fast and speed up Cedric's bone repair.

“Is there any way I can convince you not to do this?” I turned to face him. I could see and hear how scared he was for me. “They need me to do this, I need to do this.” “You’ve already faced them. Are you sure you can do this again?” “Honestly, no. But I have to try right?” “You don’t know Gideon Davenport, he is ruthless. He will tear you apart on the stand.” “I have your father and Evelyn in my corner though, and not to mention you.” “I know but Gideon,” he paused, his brow furrowed.

Leo reached for me with his hands, his own eyes flashing Scarlett rushed in from a corner. “They cannot hide much longer!” She yelled, her voice shaking. “Those pups are too strong. I hope rogues will not find them out any time soon Then… as if Scarlett’s words called the devil, I smelled danger before I saw the harbinger. Cassandra. She walked in without knocking, feeling proud as usual, her dress looking too fancy for the ‘dirty Omega quarters’ I was. Her sharp eyes were flipping around the room until they stopped on the cribs.

With a deft kick, he had the skateboard in his hand. “You must be my new sister-in-law. I heard you did some pretty impressive job of pissing off my brothers,” he chuckled, chewing a bubblegum. I lowered my head even further. “I am Cedric. Nice to meet you. I always try to piss them off. But nothing works on them. From bang! Shooting at them, poisoning them, stabbing them, bombing their cars. I have tried everything. Literally everything you can think of. But they never fall into my trap. Haha. But it hasn’t even been a day since you arrived and you’ve done the job pretty well. You broke their unity. I like you already. Friends?”

Cedric continued, "I didn’t poison Macy either. I just took advantage of the situation." "You took advantage to sleep with Macy, right?" Kiran asked, his face filled with anger. "Yes, but it was also part of my Gu poison cultivation," Cedric replied. "What Gu poison are you cultivating?" "I’m cultivating the Earth Dragon Gu." "Earth Dragon Gu?" Kiran asked, intrigued. Cedric nodded. "That's why I need Macy and why I’m hiding in Kirin Cave." Kiran’s expression grew even more solemn.

“The white-eyed princess is back where she belongs. Adrian wants you to know, he’ll take goo-“ The words died in his throat as I ripped it from his body, leaving his neck nothing more than a gory shelf of flapping flesh and tendons. Blood spurted from the delicate arteries that had been so easy to tear apart, soaking through my shirt until it clung to my skin. The sound of chains clinking against the stone wall filled the sudden silence as Dominic’s body continued to convulse well into his death. I peered down at the head I held in my trembling hand, a deranged smile etched into its flesh as it fell at the feet of its owner. Dominic’s words echoed in my head as I bounded up the stairs. “The

Wasn't this supposed to be a family dinner? "Hi, Dad! Cedrick Miguel is here to dine with us," Leanna happily announced. I wondered if he was even invited or if he had just invited himself? I thought this was a family dinner, not a family-friend-included dinner. "Good evening, Uncle Robert!" Cedrick Miguel greeted, his eyes traveling from my father to me. "Oh! Here's another young man who is good at golf, Inigo. I want you to meet Cedrick Miguel Villacencio, a family friend. Cedric, this is Inigo, Gavriella's boyfriend," my father introduced.