Cole X Kai Novels & Stories

Familiar, powerful arms followed by the scent of rain as it hits the forest floor. I look up into Kai’s face, the face I grew to love. His eyes were blood red, double irises still evident and feeling the anger radiating from him as the same question Xamnir uttered echoes in my head. How is Kai still alive when there is clearly a bloody scar on his chest where Xamnir ripped his heart out?

It's finally happening. Kael's beast is returning from dormancy

Neat. Minimal. Careful. Like Joan hadn’t allowed herself to settle into it emotionally. Kai scrambled onto the couch and grabbed a transparent blue globe from the table before holding it up proudly. “Look!” Inside the globe was a tiny dinosaur. I blinked once before smiling despite myself. “That’s pretty cool.” “It’s a T-Rex,” he informed me seriously. “Obviously.” Kai narrowed his eyes suspiciously like he was trying to determine whether I actually knew that or not. Behind him, Joan leaned silently against the wall watching us.

Kai the alpha held his hands up in fear of Kol. Kai was an older alpha than Kol was, but Kol was the alpha of all the alphas. Kol is a royal, it’s his birthright. “Elijah says she stopped by your place, and she caught him there with the pills and the note...He says she was going to call the police, so he chased after her...across your house, out the back, on the dock, and onto your boat..” Kai gasped for air, “He says he was going to kill her peacefully, but she got away by stealing your boat.” Kai finished rambling out all the information he could remember Elijah saying over their radio.

I dismissed Cole's assistant. A while later, my phone lit up again. It was another photo. Cole was in bed with the rising young actress, Kai Orwin. Their bare bodies were tangled together, lost in each other's touch, kissing deeply. The way he looked at her—possessive, hungry—was the way a man looks at a woman he wants to claim. Kai's exposed skin was covered in red marks, proof of how fiercely he'd kissed her. I thought I'd grown strong enough. But the image still cut deep.

Sex was like Dog Chow for Levi, it could literally fill and shut him up. "Where's Isaac, anyway?" K asked both of them, removing her leather jacket and throwing it on top of the outdoor chaise longue beside them. She was already feeling warm enough with Jesse's arms around her - not to mention his lips on hers, it was really sending K on fire.

She leaned forward. “You don’t know me,” I whispered. His eyes glinted, wolf bleeding through for a second burning amber. “Oh, I will.” The way he said it sent a shiver down my spine, and I hated myself for it. --- The hours that followed were a blur of chaos. Clarisse returned, snapping orders about arrangements, outfits, formalities. Kael didn’t leave he stayed, looming in the corner like a predator waiting for the right moment to strike. Pack members came and went, all offering fake smiles and backhanded comments that sliced like knives.

Kai was sitting on the windowsill, peeling an orange. "Don't quote Shakespeare at me, Kai," I groaned. "I'm not in the mood." "You did good out there," Kai said. "Sarah owes you her life. That kind of loyalty buys you eyes and ears in the fields." "I didn't do it for the loyalty," I said. "I did it because I remember what it's like to be powerless." Kai tossed a segment of orange at me. I caught it. "That's why you're the Luna," Kai said. "And why Karl was just a boss." He hopped down from the window. "But we have a problem." My stomach dropped. "What now?" "Leo," Kai said. I sat up straight. "Is he hurt?" "No," Kai said. "But he's... shifting." "What?" I stood up. "He's seven. Wolves don't