Covenant Series Novels & Stories

Rhiannon even went as far as to bear Lionel a child and give birth to it for him. I silently turned to leave, not wanting to start a fight with them. To my dismay, Lionel caught sight of me and called out to me. "What a coincidence, Clyde. Are you here to see the baby too?" Lionel said loudly. See the baby? What nonsense! "What are you doing here? Don't you trust me at all? Why do you follow me everywhere?" Rhiannon complained in annoyance. Lionel, on the other hand, spoke up in my defense. "Clyde is just being thoughtful. I understand his concern. When you two get married, I'll make sure to give you a generous wedding gift."

They were about to turn away when the priest spoke again. “Wait,” he said, smiling wide. “You haven’t kissed your bride.” Amara stiffened slightly. But Dominic didn’t flinch, Instead, he turned slowly to look at Scorpion. Scorpion knew what that meant. He had been told ahead of time, Dominic didn’t want a kiss. Not even a fake one. Scorpion gave a slight nod and shifted his eyes to the second priest standing behind the main one. The second priest leaned forward and whispered quickly. The main priest looked confused for a second, then adjusted the microphone and cleared his throat.

“It did, and their coven knew that. They didn’t want to piss Death off as they were created to worship him. So, the entire coven got together and banished her family. The problem was they didn’t have a next family to take over the coven. So, it fell apart with the chaos of every family trying to be the next leader. It was a blood bath of killing just so someone’s family could be the next leader. Covens aren’t meant to operate on democracy. They only work with one family in charge, and from that family, there is one distinguished leader. The leaders can have help from the family to help lead the coven. With so many fighting to be in charge, the coven essentially killed itself off. Ironically,

“I’ll bring everything I have. Every file, every name, every secret. But we must move carefully.” Nathan looked at them both, his jaw tight with resolve. “We watch each other. We protect each other. We don’t let anyone get in our way.” Kemi nodded, her eyes fiery. “This ends with us. No more lies. No more hidden truths.” Together, they formed a silent pact, their silhouettes framed against the night sky. In that moment, the fear, the pain, the years of loss — it all transformed into one shared purpose. Zara whispered, almost to herself, “For Zainab… for the children… for the truth.”

She was downcast. She wondered what kind of dilemma she is in right now and wished she would overcome it. “Tell me you will make me happy, Eva.” She doesn't know what to do to recoiled from his embrace because he is holding her so tight and she struggles with her breath.“Let me go,” she pleaded, struggling to let go of herself in his grips.“I won't let you until you fix my heart.“ He still holds her tight; she doesn't know what to do to him to see her as his brother's girlfriend. All her words to make him understand are falling into a dew. “How can I do that?“ She knew what he had to say, but then she wanted to hear him say, Don't worry about that, I will free you.“Love me as part of you,“ s

“But it reminds me we made something real. Even if it cracked.” Lucas looked at him. “You want to renew the vows someday?” Elias blinked. “You’d do that?” Lucas shrugged. “Not now. But maybe later. Maybe when we’re not scared we’ll mess it up again.” Elias stepped closer. “You’re not scared now?” Lucas nodded. “I am. But I’m loving you anyway.” That afternoon, Jesse showed up again. Uninvited, as usual. He tossed himself onto the couch and asked, “You two still together or should I take sides again?”

People who once respected the Sergio family questioned me. For a moment, I felt the weight of everything. The prisoner wanted us to fail. Not because we were weak. Because he wanted to prove that truth itself was dangerous. Valerie and Silas's POV The First Witness reminded me of something I had almost forgotten. The Covenant was never created to rule humanity. It was never created to force people into a single path. Its purpose was much simpler. Protect the ability to choose. That was the difference between us and the prisoner. He believed people needed guidance so badly that their freedom became a problem.

I filed her under things to return to and kept reading spines. It took another twenty minutes to find what I was looking for. Not the book Orion had moved I had not expected to find that here. What I found instead was a Covenant record, properly archived, dated sixty years back. A record of proceedings for a conditional bloodline curse on a lesser wolf family not the Fenwicks, but the language of the curse was close enough to be relevant. The Covenant kept records of every curse they had witnessed and every counter attempted. It was part of their law.