Novelas y relatos de Derek And Braeden

she said, leaning back, “I heard the story from a friend of mine…the delivery girl, tripping… bla bla…” I peeked at her. “Are you done?” “Not even close.” I dropped my hands. “Please don’t tell me you’re enjoying this.” “Very much.” I shook my head and went back to my sandwich. “Anyway,” Maya continued, “Derek’s ex is Vanessa Blake.” “Oh?” “Yeah. Cheer captain. Beautiful. Slightly terrifying.” “Sounds lovely.” “They broke up months ago,” she said. “She’s been trying to get back together with him.”

Lucian shouted, forcefully kicking the door open. "Oh, Lucian, am I not your brother too?" Derek pouted. “Well since we are all here, why don’t we do a little family reunion? Huh? What do you think ,Lucian?”. Derek said “Alright, sweetheart, meet my brothers, Enzo and Lucian!”. Derek said, pointing to them. “You know the funniest part? None of them are actually my father's son; they were all adopted!" Derek said. "Do not even dare move an inch, Lucian. There is a bomb tied to Ava's seat, and the button is right under my shoe. If I add more pressure, she is going kaboom!" Derek laughed.

When our skins touched, that's when I realized that it was him. Why is Alpha Derek inside Arndon Woods?

Derek said before they laughed. "Please, Derek, I beg you, don't let Axel get me," he begged, forgetting his pride. "Sorry, can't do that. Axel Dane is my business partner. Can't break his trust. Anyway, I gotta go. Take care of him, Darren," Derek said. "Yes, sir," James keeps on screaming his name. He's so desperate but it's useless. He knows his end is coming.

As I observed things still in my disguise, my hate for this village grew by the second but I was not here to fight now. Just then I sensed Derrick was close by, I walked fast to hide by the stall of jewelry seller who sits by the market place. I was not fast enough because as I passed, we kind of locked gaze but I wasn’t sure he could recognize me under my disguise. DERRICK’S POV As I made my way through the market place that evening, I had Max who is my very good friend with me. He has been assisting me with preparations for my wedding with Becky who is the daughter of a Beta. I just happen to like her but not as much as getting married to her, but Max convinced me to get married to her, he

“I am going to marry Santiago Meadows and your support would be highly appre…” Derek interrupted me by getting up with a loud bang of his fist on the table. “I have also made my decision. If you go ahead and do this, albeit knowing that none of us supports you, you better not call me even if your heart is broken into a thousand pieces.” He picked his car keys from the table and left with not a single glance at anybody around the table. Brad stood up and followed him. Tension brimmed around the table between Teal, Crone, and I, and tears pooled in my eyes as I watched the perfect relationship I’ve always shared with my brothers fall apart all for a man I knew nothing about.

Fully. I launch into a full wing explanation. I had better make sense in no time because Kael was looking like he would not mind beating some of it into me. “Derek here was Ari's bodyguard back in the day. He survived the bonfire night because he was an accomplice of Alpha Brad back then and……” “What?! He is a traitor? You mean this man right here works for Alpha Brad?” “Worked for. Listen more and interrupt less.” I say dryly.

Every muscle in my body tightened. “Hayden, meet Derek, the new Alpha of Verdant Moon Pack,” Edward said smoothly. “Successor to Alpha Damian. Derek, this is Hayden, Alpha of Duskfire pack.” Derek smirked and extended his hand. “I’ve heard a lot about you. Didn’t think I’d run into you… this high up.” I returned a faint smile and took the handshake. “Then I’m sure you know that I don’t play soft. Not in business. Not in anything else.”

Mia watched them sometimes, the two of them bent over the same sketchbook, and felt like she had finally arrived somewhere she never thought she’d reach. Tori and Derek had twins. A boy and a girl, Leo and Lena. They were chaos incarnate, and Tori loved every second of it. Derek still did stand‑up, though he toured less now, preferring to be home. He had started a podcast with Jake, who was still with Nina, though they hadn’t married. “We’re not the marrying type,” Nina said, and no one argued.

My vision blurred for a second, my brain refusing to process the image. There was Bradley. My Bradley. The guy I had been dating since we were sixteen. He was pinned face down to the mattress, his back arched, his face buried in a pillow to muffle his screams of pleasure. And behind him, slamming into him with a brutality that made the headboard crack against the wall, was Derek. Derek’s dark curls were damp with sweat, his muscular back rippling with every lunging motion. But they weren't alone. Another guy, totally naked and built like a tank, was behind Derek, his hands locked onto Derek's waist, moving in sync.