Cody Rhodes Relationships Novels & Stories

"I guessed so, this is the second time I've been seeing you smiling like this. It must be something huge for you to even smile. Anyway, it's good to see you happy after going through... Uhmm, do you want to dance? Why don't we go downstairs to..." Having been friends for more than a decade, Kiaan was accustomed to Rhodes acting cold. Though he didn't have any friends, Kiaan was a nutcase. Noticing how Rhodes sipped in the wine quietly and unbothered about what he said earlier, Kiaan let out a sigh. "Since you are single now, let's go to..." "I'm married." The moment Rhodes spat out those words, Kiaan almost choked on his drink. He coughed out some and looked at him with wide eyes, in sheer d

"Since you and Leo Wilson are both here today, I will tell you frankly that your mother Ada Mitchell and I were once in love and we got as far as talking about marriage, but then, it was Caitlyn Christian who used shady tactics to have Leo Wilson, and your mother, after learning all, she chose to marry your father and voluntarily withdrew from our relationship!" Cody Wilson says something I have never dreamed of. Before, I only knew that my mother and Cody Wilson had been together, but I didn't know why they had separated. Now, it all makes sense. And when Caitlyn Christian hears these words, she turns white and fainted! Leo Wilson catches Caitlyn Christian and listens with amazement to the

I flip him off before grabbing my orange juice. I would be pissed, but my little rabbit’s hand on my thigh keeps me calm. After some good-natured ribbing and most of the breakfast eaten, Bryson looks to me. “So what’s on the agenda today?” Looking at Nova, I mindlink her, Are you ready for this? Staring directly into my eyes, I see her hesitation. Cody was her lifeline in the rogue camp. If anything happened to him because she was looking for him—or if he wasn’t the person she remembered—it would crush her.

Behind us, a voice I recognize calls my attention and I turn taking Ryland in a half spin with me. Dressed in one of his typical grey suits with the black buttoned pea coat I helped him pick out, Cody walks beside a blonde haired woman in black pants and a matching blazer. They walk a few inches apart, but stand close enough when they stop I imagine they're a couple. Or at least on a date. Cody was never a big hand holder, preferring to keep his in a pocket or wrapped around his phone. "Cody." I try to take a step toward him but am stopped by Ryland's arm when he doesn't move.

“If Mindy knew you and Kelsey still had a relationship, she’d spill. What do you say? We surprise the ladies with our presence tomorrow night? Spend the next day on the water with the lovely Sneed’s speed boat, pontoon boat, jet skis, whatever expensive toys they have.” “They don’t have jet skis anymore,” I said quickly, standing from the couch. My chest began to tighten in the way it had been the past week. I chugged the rest of my drink as if it would bury the restricted feeling. Cody slowly stood, rubbing the back of his neck. “Right. I forgot.” He was quiet for a moment, standing in the living room waiting for me to say something. I only kept my back to him, pouring another drink. “Do yo

Cody was driving the car, and Ashley was playing games on her phone. "Maam, can I ask you something?" Asked Cody. Ashley hummed in response. "How did you and Sir Damon meet?"" Asked Cody. Ashley blushed and smiled. "Me and Damon met four years ago. He was crazy for me. And even if we had a painful past, we are still connected through our hearts. I missed those days. I didn't know... But I always miss that." Ashley laughed and giggled. Cody giggled. "That's a beautiful story, ma'am. You both are heavenly-made. But what if someone comes between you both? " Asked Cody.

"Nice tattoo." I said it looking at Ryan. He knew exactly what I meant. He pulled me tight against him, nodding and exchanging greetings with the people around us while he dropped his voice low in my ear. "Don't read too much into it, sweetheart. You're my only wife. You know that." His voice was cold and utterly perfunctory. When I walked into the lounge, Rhodes was already waiting with a file on Hailey. Rhodes had been my father's most capable man, and Ryan had always been wary of him.

I nodded, turning back to Cody. “Are you good to go inside?” I asked him. The stare comes back, and I take the time to reflect back on the years I’ve known Cody. Cody is a whole new story. If I told anyone about how I met Cody, they’d look at me like I’m on drugs and probably deem me insane. The only people that knows about Cody is my mom, my grandma, Indra and Ludo. I want to think that Ludo knows the whole story, but he was young. Like Cody was young as well. So I kept that shit to myself. Not that it was my story to tell.

When he finally put me down, the ground underneath us didn’t seem so solid. I knew it was only a matter of time before I ran into him. Aston. “Look at you, Cody, you look different. You look good,” I said, slapping his upper chest where he had bulked up. He was still wearing a Ryder jacket. Still loyal to the club, I see. “It’s been a busy few months. Hey, you never wrote back to us. Giselle’s so pissed at you. You disappeared when she needed you the most.” “Is she here?” I asked.

“If you didn’t hear it from him, you didn’t hear it at all. Who told you, anyway?” Brandon scoffed. “Trevor, obviously. He is my cousin, don’t forget. Ollie, you may be alpha now, but don’t forget your roots - I remember your first crush, first hookup, first love-” “And how each and every one of those crashed and burned,” Cody chimed in. “Yeah, well, at the rate this is going, this relationship will, too, so keep the Woodford ready,” I huffed. Brandon cocked an eyebrow. I caught Cody out of the corner of my eye shaking his head. The simple translation was that he’d fill the newcomer in later. That was good, because I had absolutely no desire to reiterate the saga again.