Celaena And Chaol Novels & Stories

"The Luna is an uptight woman. She doesn’t break rules, so I'm merely trying to point out that it's tricky to keep on approaching her using different ways." Caius frowns at him. "You're making sense, so how am I supposed to make her break the rules in her own will?" "Perhaps, seperating her from the Alpha King would be your first step." Beau's sense of hearing heightened. "He might completely own her this time." Before Caius could react, his gut feeling got to him like an electric shock paralyzing his whole body. His senses went dull, and all he could feel was the wrenching pain itching its way in his chest.

"She is interested in Chaol and thus, I do not want to meddle in between." "But Chaol and Asthenosthene are forbidden to be together." the Captain croaked with his deep voice. "After all, their existence is very different. Chaol is immortal whereas Asthenosthene isn't. Time will surely catch up and their bond will be severed apart."

Like I needed someone else to witness just how far I’d fallen—and how good it felt. “You’re not gonna say anything?” Chantelle nudged me with her shoulder. “You know I’m dying for the play-by-play.” I cleared my throat, adjusting the strap of my bag. “It was like usual.” She stopped walking. “Usual? Selena , your usual includes a masked literature professor, a mansion with a red room, and last night—a game or something.” I gave her a dry look. She rolled her eyes. “Right. I forgot. We’re pretending you’re not absolutely feral now.”

I forced my chin up, meeting his dead gaze. "I, Alpha Kaelen of the Northern Court," he stated, each word cutting through me like a knife, "do not accept the trickery of the moon. I reject you, Elena of the Crescent Pack, as my mate and future Luna." The room collectively drew in a sharp breath.

The only thing he did was hold Selene back from going to save Selene. I tried to move towards them. To stop whatever was happening. My feet seemed to be rooted to the ground, and even Rowan seemed like he was unable to move or take his eyes off whatever was going on. “What’s happening?” I asked immediately, and he finally managed to drag his eyes away from them as Selene pulled Len towards her. She was crying. “Everything that Alana has done has been pulled down to ashes,” Rowan said, and I paused. It couldn’t be. This is something that we had worked on for months. It couldn’t just go down the drain like that. I attempted walking towards them, and Rowan held me back.

“But do not push him, or yourself.” Celia nodded. “I’ll try.” The next morning, she was ushered out of her cabin. It was the weirdest thing. Her mother had already left for a morning run, then three female Weres, Layla one of them, and one male, let themselves in. The females began cleaning with make–shift brooms and rags while the male, a talkative but tough Were named Lobo, set up furniture—just a table and chair that suspiciously looked like it might have come from the Alpha’s cabin.

We were silent for a moment, still holding onto each other. “Sleep well,” Caleb said, breaking the silence. I nodded and closed the door. I lay in bed and fell asleep again. Running and thunder started to emerge. I woke up, thinking it was a dream, but it wasn’t. I got up from bed and went out, but to my surprise, I heard Charles say, “Alpha, Eliana is not Luna Lia. Don’t give your heart to her.” Lia? In a flash, I recalled my first encounter with Caleb. That’s right—the woman, Lia. He thought of me as Lia at that time. I gulped and was about to go back inside the room, but I halted at the next words. “And besides, we are werewolves. A human like Eliana will not—”

Cole said. They moved into the hall and I stood for a moment and let everything the six months had held move through me. The extraction and the gathering and Kaelen's story and Vane's quiet campaign that had dissolved under the weight of two hundred and thirty seven people standing in a field. The building rising from the eastern ground. Sera finding Elias one dinner at a time until he found words. Soren and Nadia becoming something quiet and real and entirely their own. Vaelin and Zara deepening into the kind of partnership that looked easy from outside because the people inside it had done the work.

“For the record? We know you didn’t do that.” Chloe snorted immediately. “Please. Xena can barely kidnap herself into taking a vacation.” “Exactly,” Lena said. “You think she kidnapped a whole human being and hid her for three years? She color-codes invoices.” “Thank you,” I muttered. “No seriously.” Chloe shook her head. “Adrian Yale is insane for that stunt.” The room quieted just slightly after she said it. Not awkward. Everyone watching my face carefully now. I looked away first.

Alpha Cole said, and I could hear the slight tinge of irritation in his voice. There was a short beat of silence before Alpha Cole spoke up again. "Fancy seeing you here," he said, and now his voice sounded like it did when he was circling around a prey and was deciding the best way to ruin it. "I..." Alan started to say, but Alpha Cole gave a small chuckle. "You what? You heard Selena is back in the palace, so you came back too, huh? Lurking in this place nonetheless, like the coward I knew you to be."