Cedric Thundermans Novels & Stories

I said and he nodded, dropping the plate on the table. Alexander dropped something on the bed. Something metal and very old and I looked down to see my old phone. God! Thank you! "If I get to know this business and it's something I don't approve of..then you're going to be in a lot of trouble THAWNE." He emphasized my name, before standing up and exiting the room. The room was spinning. Why was Scar calling? Did he tell Alex anything? Anxiousness racked my whole body, breaking my bones as I tried to reach out to him but his number was either switched off or not available at the moment.

He shoved his hands into his pockets and waited for the firm footsteps they could hear walking on the marble tile. He knew what she wanted and he was not ready for that talk. At least not until he had avenged his father and made all their enemies pay for their sins. Yuri appeared at the door of the sunroom. He was carrying his brown briefcase. "It's good to see you back, Sir," Yuri said to Dominic as he eased into the room. "Good to be back Yuri." the man was not as young as he'd been four years ago, but under his guidance, the family had continued to gain more power and money.

His whole body was filled with anticipation to see Braelyn. "Yes, Alpha." The guard replied and Cedric left the dark room immediately. Cedric's eyes were fixed on Braelyn's door as soon as he arrived, suddenly he seemed to be filled with anxiety. Cedric raised his hand and knocked on the door immediately. As soon as the door was knocked, Henry ran to the door with his superpowers and opened it immediately.

The thunderstorm overhead ripped the night sky apart, lightning casting harsh, jagged silver light across the courtyard. Down below, Chris Kensington stood, his fingers trembling against the heavy metal casing of the manual detonator. He looked up at the skybridge, his wet hair plastering against his forehead, his bloodshot eyes wide with unhinged, frantic desperation.

The Skyler I remembered was a teenager, but now he looked more mature. "Who's this guy?" Walter snapped, his tone sharp and his face twisted like he'd just walked in on me cheating. Cedric stepped in front of me, glaring at Walter with open hostility. "He's Bell's childhood friend. Got a problem with that?" Walter's expression darkened even further. He reached out to grab me, but Cedric caught his wrist. "Don't you dare put your filthy hands on Bell or Damian," Cedric growled. "Otherwise, I might not be able to stop myself from chopping them off."

Wearing a confident look, Thomas said, “Do you know what people have gathered here at the Mount Thunder Sect?” “There’s Callan Maverick who reached the seventh rank a century ago. Now, he has reached the peak of the eighth rank and climbed the third stair of the Skyward Stairway. His Decimation of Immortality is unrivaled in the world and can neutralize all incoming attacks. “There’s also Winston Blithe whose Blithe Fist of Abomination would decimate all enemies. “Let’s also not forget Bennett Caden whose Thirteen Heavenly Swords would shake the heaven and earth.”

Cedric sighed, then smirked “But i guess I got something valuable out of this... all thanks to you, Marcus.” Marcus smiled proudly. “Anything for my friends but don’t rush anything.” Cedric nodded. “Now I want both his power and his woman!” Cedric, also known as Kang Rowan’s cruel smirk darkened his face.

"By Alpha Lance's side, Cedric can occasionally attend key events and meet influential figures. This outreach far exceeds what the Thunder Wolf Pack can offer." She turned to Adelaide. "I disagree with your earlier suggestion of Cedric becoming a leisurely noble. With his exceptional grandfather and father, and uncles who are heroes, Cedric must strive for excellence. He must honor the Frostfang Pack's legacy." With that, Audrey removed her wolf-head pendant and pressed it into Cedric's palm. The moment it touched his skin, the Thunder family's cedar pheromones warmed him through, and his injured leg glowed faintly gold.

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?”

His hands twitched slightly at his sides, and his face was set somewhere between disbelief and anger like he hadn't quite decided if this was a rescue or a setup. "Boss," Thaddeus greeted, giving a nod. "Brought him straight here. No tails. No witnesses." Cedric looked like he could barely process the words. His eyes flickered to me, then Avery, and back again. His mouth opened slightly but no sound came out. It was time to make this real. "Cedric," I called out, stepping forward, reaching out to pull him into a firm embrace. His body stiffened on contact, still too stunned to react.