Covenant Series Novels & Stories

Below it, another name made her blood run cold. Global Creditors Alliance. Camelia stared at the signatures again, hoping she had misunderstood. But the evidence was undeniable. Financial cooperation agreements. Infrastructure development contracts. Confidential communications between the Hayden family network and the same organization that had spent years destroying nations and hunting them across the world. Her stomach twisted violently. “No…” she whispered. Behind her, the archive door opened. William stepped inside carrying a portable scanner, but the moment he saw the document in her hands, his entire body went still.

Wedding Day Payal’s POV The day has finally arrived when I will become someone's wife. I will belong to him. A sacred bond will tie us for live long after taking those holy rounds. We will be Bound by Vows for our remaining life. But am I ready for this? Completely no!!! But I cannot move back. I will have to accept this relationship by whole heart. There may not be a love in this but at least, will try to have trust and respect for each other.

Liam’s POV If you think you have had a bad day, then I’ve had worse. First, I was left at the altar by the woman I was supposed to marry because of the ring bearer. Second, I got a child. My ring bearer. Let’s roll the tape back. “What? You’re surprised?” Lola stepped closer and whispered so that only I could hear her. She looked at me like I had fallen directly into her trap. And yes, I did. I fell directly into her trap.

"Which means we've been asking the wrong question." Elara looked at him. "We shouldn't be asking..." "'Who is the Founder?'" He nodded. "We should be asking..." "'Who gave him the title?'" Gabriel looked toward the faded photograph rescued from the Bellini archive. "You finally understand." "The Covenant was designed so no one person would ever truly disappear." "The title survives." "The individual does not." Vivienne suddenly interrupted. "I found something." She projected an old ledger onto the wall. It had been hidden within the microfilm.

“Elliott pulled out his investment. Do you know what that means for my company? Everything I built, it’s all collapsing again because of you, because he married you.” Sarah’s chest heaved. “That has nothing to do with me. You think I made him stop investing?” “You're blaming me for your failures?” “Don’t play dumb. He withdrew the day before that damn banquet. You think that’s a coincidence?” He moved closer, his voice tightening. “I warn you not to provoke me. I just need you to cooperate, Sarah. That’s all. You come with me quietly, and I promise no one will get hurt.” She stared at him in disbelief. “You want to use me as leverage against Elliott?”

His eyes hardened. "And all she's accomplished is delaying the inevitable." Nobody spoke. Because despite everything— Part of them knew he wasn't entirely wrong. Adrian looked toward Leon. Then Gabriel. Then Antonio. Finally Dante. "The Covenant is dying." Silence. "The families are divided." "The old alliances are broken." "The enemies are gathering." Another pause. "And everyone in this room knows it." The truth hurt. Because it was true. The Covenant wasn't what it once was. The old order was collapsing.

Silver. Crimson. Their light intertwined in the air like strands of moonlight and fire. A low hum spread through the valley. The Watchers all dropped to one knee. Not to Elara. Not to Riven. But to the light their marks had created together. The tallest Watcher lowered its head. “The Covenant lives.” Elara’s heart pounded. “The covenant?” No one answered. Because the earth answered instead. A violent tremor ripped through the valley. The mountain behind them split with a deafening roar.

He looked back at her. “You want us to make a vow?” Ayaan queried. She nodded and they both looked at the sky. “The stars, moon, and the natural flowers are a witness that today, I promise to stick with you till the end. I will be yours till not even death can separate us,” she vowed. “The stars, moon, and natural flowers are a witness that today, I promise to love you, care for you, and stick with you beyond forever. Nothing, not even death can separate us,” he vowed too. “Aameen!”

“…really is alive.” Gabriel nodded once. “He has been for fifty-two years.” Amelia looked at him. “Why didn’t he come back?” Gabriel’s expression was solemn. “Because the moment the Last Keeper revealed himself…” “…the Covenant would end.” Elias frowned. “What exactly is the Covenant?” Gabriel looked at each of them in turn. “It isn’t money.” “It isn’t land.” “It isn’t political power.” He paused. “It’s information.” “The kind that can destroy governments, fortunes, and entire bloodlines.”

He just put a hand on Caleb’s shoulder. "The contract has changed, Caleb," Zade said, his voice like a grinding stone. "I was going to let you live in your little kingdom. But you tried to kill my Luna." "Zade, wait" Caleb started to beg. "The Eclipse has risen," Zade interrupted. "And your sun is setting." Zade didn't kill him. Not yet. He looked at me, a silent question in his eyes. He was giving me the choice. I looked at Caleb, the boy who had promised to love me and the man who had tried to murder me. I didn't feel love. I didn't even feel hate anymore. I just felt finished.