Cedric Diggory Novels & Stories

There is something dark and ominous about them. "Hello, daughter. " Alec's voice made my jaw clench tight. "I hope you don't mind, but I've brought some friends to help celebrate the full moon tonight." He first motions to the unfamiliar man, "Elias is a guard I met while falsely imprisoned for delivering you your punishments. He is a hybrid, werewolf, and warlock. His powers may have been bound by the Grand Coven, but luckily his mother, Cordelia, was happy to help my cause."

Taking up the knife, the skull engraved on the handle made me squint. "I know that look." Gilbert said as he walked back to me, "What is it?" "A century ago, Cassidy and I killed a man called Dagon Cyprus. He was a witch who found a way to change bodies. And he made it his aim to cause havoc with his vampire body." I said and got up. "So you two killed him."

Selene smiled and said, "You are correct, Magus. She is the one to continue uniting species where her mother stopped." A man with warm brown hair and tan skin stood and said, "Why were we not the first to join this alliance?" I said, "And your name is?" He smiled, "My apologies, I am Cedric from the Spring Court." I said, "My mother was pregnant with my brother and me when she started uniting species. She and my father are also Alpha and Luna of a very large werewolf pack. I'm sure you can imagine how busy they became after her twins were born." They all nodded. I said, "Plus, I like to think she left the hard part for me." They all chuckled, and Cedric said, "Well, let's get the introductio

I’m sure. When they are no longer in sight, Cedric sighs, then pulls himself up on the dock, shifting back to his human form. “That woman can nag the ears off a guppy. I thought my ears were going to bleed,” he complains, slipping on a pair of pants. "Guppies don't have ears," Cherum, snorts. "My point exactly," Cedric muttered. “What did you do this time?” I smirked. “Absolutely nothing,” he turns up his nose. “She just thinks I’m not going to do something. Apparently, I’ve been spotted mating in the sea instead of watching you like I am supposed to be doing.”

A man below the battle stage walked out and yelled out loud right at that moment. This man was Cedric Azure who came from the World Universe—a small sect master. Cedric had followed her around ever since Megan became the World Universe’s Alliance Master—becoming her lapdog. Cedric walked out of the crowd with a meteor hammer in his hand under Megan’s instructions and yelled out loud, “This Honorable Pianist is too arrogant. She’s merely a woman yet speaks such arrogant words and looks down on us heroes! We should not be polite since she asked for us to go up together. Let’s go!”

Aurora. Stop blaming your mother. The only person who ruined us was you. You knew I didn’t love you. You knew it from the start, and instead of letting me go, you forced me into a life I never wanted." His voice cracked. "I loved you. I still love you." That’s when I saw it. The obsession behind the eyes. The frantic desperation. He was unraveling. "You don’t love me. You love owning me. You love the version of me that let you call the shots. But that girl is gone. She died the day you chose your fated mate and let me go." I stepped forward, slow and sharp. "You want a fight? You’ve got one." Cedric didn’t move at first. Then, with a snarl, his body shifted partially—fangs, claw

Nigel staggered back, obviously no match for him. Cedric's face looked terrifying, and his extremely cold voice resounded, "Haven't you had enough?" "Why? Why do you get Maia? Why?" Nigel knew he was not Cedric's opponent and did not charge forward recklessly like before. Instead, he stood in place, covering his abdominal area, and his once gentle demeanor was replaced with anger.

The look in his eyes makes me nervous but I remain still and quiet while I wait for him to start talking "Tony, about an hour ago Nathan, Daniel and Micky found a girl out in the forest. She claimed not to be a Rogue and she didn't smell like one either but she wouldn't tell them who she was. She would only speak to me so I came straight down here." I have no idea who it could be so I remain quiet and wait for him to explain more. The look on his face turns nervous as he takes in a deep breath and runs his free hand through his hair and I snap unable to bear the silence anymore. "Who is it, Nicky?" I feel my whole body tense up suddenly dreading his answer. "Tony, it's Ro-" Before he can fin

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?”

There was nothing she loved better than a good story, and these five men had been at the center of many. "Then I ought to go first." Cedric finished his plate and looked about the table for approval to proceed. "I was the first one to meet Godric, in 1807, when he and I were seventeen. I convinced him to sneak out of the dormitories of Magdalene College. We had dinner at a local pub and got into a brawl with an upper year named Hugo Waverly over a woman. I beat Waverly to a bloody pulp and took his cane as a matter of honor." Cedric's fingers gently twined about the stem of his wineglass. Emily's gaze fell onto the silver lion's head of the cane that was propped up against the table. "Is tha