Cobra Kai Script Novels & Stories

He remembered Damien’s warning and snatched his hand away with a frustrated growl. “Fuck you, Voss,” he muttered under the water, but his voice shook with unwanted heat. He dried off with a thick black towel that smelled like expensive cologne and padded barefoot back into the living room. The floor-to-ceiling windows turned the city into a silent audience. Kai dropped to his knees in the center of the room, hands behind his back, thighs spread. The position made his hard cock stand out obscenely, a bead of pre-cum already forming at the tip.

Torches flickering weakly against stone walls. And in the center— A figure. Kneeling. Bound. Head lowered. Blood on the floor. Marcus stood nearby. Still. Silent. Watching. Kael stopped. Slowly. Dangerously. “Look at me,” he said. The figure didn’t move. Didn’t respond. The air tightened. Something felt off. Very off. “Kael…” I whispered. He stepped closer. One step. Then another. The bond pulsed. Sharp. Warning. “Look. At. Me.”

My heart pulls toward him so hard it physically hurts, but I force myself to stay still. The fake Vincent studies me for a long moment. Then he smirks. "Your mother taught you well." His voice shifts—still Vincent's, but with an edge that doesn't belong. He starts to pace, and the movement is wrong. Too smooth. Too predatory. "Tell me, Kaia..." He circles me now, hands clasped behind his back. "How does it feel? Knowing so many wolves died because of you?" I lift my chin. "They didn't die because of me. They died because of you."

COMPLETED | Full Story Available Lyra Darkfur has always believed the fated mate bond is a blessing, until it becomes her curse. On the night of the Blood Moon, she discovers her mate is Kael Stormrunner, the ruthless Alpha of the most feared pack. Instead of claiming her, he publicly rejects her, driven by a prophecy from the Moon Goddess that names Lyra as the cause of his pack’s destruction. But rejection doesn’t break their bond. It awakens something far more dangerous. Cast among rogues, Lyra uncovers a rare power tied to the Moon Goddess herself and is forced to fight, survive, and rise beyond the weak omega she was raised to be. As war threatens the packs and secrets unravel, Ka

Instead, I was on my knees in the middle of their dimly lit living room, wrists zip-tied behind my back, with two identical pairs of icy gray eyes staring down at me. Kai Voss crouched in front of me, perfectly tailored black shirt unbuttoned at the collar, a cruel smirk playing on his lips. His brother Kade leaned against the marble wall, arms crossed, silent and terrifying. “Well, well,” Kai drawled, voice like velvet over broken glass. “Little thief has a death wish.” “I can explain—” I started. Kade’s hand shot out and gripped my jaw hard, forcing my head up. “Don’t lie. Your every move was exposed on camera”

Rainwater clung to the shoulders of his black coat, and his expression was as unreadable as ever. For several long seconds, neither of them spoke. Kai instinctively stepped backward. "Stay away from me." His voice trembled despite his effort to sound brave. Lorenzo stopped several meters away. "I don't intend to hurt you." Kai let out a bitter laugh. "I just watched you kill someone." "He wasn't innocent." "You shot him!" "He betrayed people who trusted him." "I don't care!" Kai's voice cracked. "You murdered him!" Silence. Lorenzo regarded him carefully.

I turned. Kai stood in the doorway, barefoot, wearing only dark sweatpants that sat low on his hips. His black hair was still damp from a shower. Water droplets clung to the hard lines of his chest and shoulders. And his eyes—usually so carefully controlled—had gone completely black around the edges. He inhaled once, slow and deep. Then he went very, very still. “You’re in heat,” he said. His voice was rougher than I had ever heard it.

Ryan was lying on the ground, motionless. And Kai... Kai was leaning into the back seat, pulling a screaming child out of the car. Leo. He was wearing the blue pendant. But Kai was holding him. "No," I gasped, the gun shaking in my hand. "NO!" "You see," Karl said, taking a step forward. "I knew you would send him away. You're predictable, Helen. You protect the cub." He looked at Damian. "So here is the deal. You put the guns down. You surrender the Alpha command to me. Or Kai snaps the boy's neck on live television." Damian stood frozen. His eyes were fixed on the screen, on his son fighting in the rain. The rage radiating off him was hot enough to blister paint. But he was trapped. "Choos

I say, trying to keep my voice steady despite the fear clawing at me. Kai scoffs, his expression turning even more sinister. "Okay, you will soon know." He barks an order at Uncle Joe to bring him a taser, and as soon as it’s in his hands, he zaps Dad without hesitation. Dad’s screams fill the air, a chilling sound that echoes in my ears, but Kai seems indifferent to the suffering he’s inflicting. He continues to shock him, relishing in the power he has.

Levi whispered and while hiding behind the bushes, he pointed towards the beam of light something from behind the tree. Kai squinted his eyes and nodded his head, “I see it.” He whispered, “Listen, let’s tackle them from two sides. You go from left and I will go from right.” He commanded. Levi looked unsure. Kai understands why. He didn’t have time to explain everything to Levi, so he desperately looked him in the eyes, “Listen, Levi, I understand you don’t trust me and I gave every right for you to believe so, but I swear, Levi. I love that woman. I know I said to her, but I swear, I don’t mind dying for her.” He paused and clenched his jaws, “And, I wouldn’t mind killing for her either.”