Divergent Factionless Novels & Stories

My mother suddenly suffered a brain hemorrhage, and I needed to pay $80,000 for surgery immediately. I called my wife right away. Before I could finish, she cut me off impatiently. "Gabriel Cole, didn't we agree when we got married that we'd keep our finances separate? Your mother being sick is your family's problem. Why should you touch my savings? Can't you have a little respect for the contract?" Then my stepson's sneering voice came through from her side. "Uncle Gabriel, can you stop morally blackmailing my mom? As a grown man, isn't it pathetic that you can't even pay your own mother's medical bills? Stop bothering us while we're eating sushi." Because I couldn't pay the fee in tim

"But I'm not here to debate history. I'm here with an offer." "We don't negotiate with the dead," Magnus replied coldly. "Then negotiate with the living. With the wolf packs who remember oppression and refuse to return to it." Thaddeus pulled a rolled document from his jacket. "The witch covens want total destruction. They'll curse this valley until nothing survives, turn the ground itself toxic. The third faction, whoever they truly are, wants to 'secure the asset' through methods we find distasteful. But the wolf faction? We just want assurance that the Nightshade throne stays empty."

I wasn’t sure what he meant, but I had a feeling I’d been drawn into the middle of an ongoing disagreement between the alpha and his vampire beta. “I ordered you and Loren to leave some of your women there so she wouldn’t be alone and you refused. How is that my fault?” Lucas countered; his hands had balled into fists as he spoke. “So not only will you weaken yourself, but you’ll weaken half of the pact because you’re too stubborn to keep Emilia by your side.” Lucas matched Eskal’s scowl as they glared at each other. The air became heavy with tension as some unspoken battle erupted between the vampire and the vaewolf.

Rachel turned to Fay, "Fay Thomas, shewolf of Alpha Clause's pack, Do you accept Alpha Clause Claude, The Eastern Alpha and one of The Five Lycans as your mate and Alpha to rule the pack together and love each other until the end?" "Yes, I accept Alpha Clause Claude as my mate and Alpha." Fay answered and Alpha Clause's lips twitched farther up. Fay felt a sort of peace inside her as they became further bonded. The bond would be completed after they mate and he marks her. "It is done. Long live Alpha Clause and Luna Fay!" Rachel shouted, and the crowd chanted, long live Alpha Clause and Luna Fay! Rachel walked off the stage and Alpha Clause led her to the two seats on the stage. The chairs w

“I expected no less.” She took another sip. “Talk.” “There is a faction,” he said. “Older than the councils. Not wolf. Not human. They do not want you leashed. They want you gone.” The convergence shifted inside her. Small. Alert. Valentine stayed perfectly still. “They think you break cycles they need hidden,” he continued. “You shine light they cannot survive.” “And you,” she said, “are here because?” “They sent others first. They failed.” “Badly,” she guessed.

That was when my grandma took me to therapy but I was quiet every session so I dropped it. “You can stay as long as you want. I'm sorry.” He pulls me for a hug and I hug him back. I guess a part of me is grateful to have him as a friend. We let go off each other and he wipes a tear i didn't even realise was there. I let go off him and stare at the TV. “I hate Homelander.” I say out of sudden. Homelander is the biggest villain in The Boys. “What? Who's your favourite then?” He's not going to believe me.

“Rival packs. Human regulators. Rogue factions who would love to see our structure collapse so they can pick through the pieces.” “And you,” Seraphina added, “whether you admit it or not.” Lyra blinked. “Me,” she said. “You have more to lose than any of us if this place burns too fast,” Seraphina said. “Your clinic. Your hospital. Your… pup.” Seraphina’s gaze didn’t linger on Lyra anymore—it tracked something deeper, like she was already measuring outcomes. “Your pup,” she said again, softer now. “Is not just leverage. She’s convergence. Every faction already knows she exists—they just don’t agree on what she means yet.”

*Mattel Ingrid's POV* --- "Hey, Bitches! How was your second day of practice of your play? How were the alphas? Who's the dominant?" Eve asked excitedly as she got near us at my locker. What she meant are Gina and Nat. "Well... Umm, I think... I think there is a war going on. But thankfully, Gina's only enemy is Nat and the rest of us are spared. But I guess it's an LQ. Hopefully." France uttered and we giggled. Damn, right. I bet Nat, no, I am sure that Nat has a big crush on Gina ever since.

The Heavenly Stars Sect's top 18 outstanding figures would join hands to fight enemies outside, but internally, they were divided into three factions — conservative, radical and neutral. There was no explanation needed for the neutral faction. The conservative faction mainly consisted of the older outstanding elders. They believed that the Heavenly Stars Sect should firmly maintain their advantages in inscriptions and formations to continue gaining a foothold in Earlington of Efrax. The Dazzling Stars Palace's Frankie belonged to the conservatives. On the other hand, the radical faction was dominated by the younger outstanding elders, and they thought although the foundation of the Heavenly

Helena asked a question that was incongruent with the question that was asked her. “I know that cracks are showing in the formerly solid relationship between the Genitors. The formerly united old men now don’t trust each other fully, especially after the assassination attempt on the 2nd and 4th Genitors. They’ve formed factions within the Council now. The 2nd, 3rd and 4th Genitors have formed one faction while the 1st, 5th, 6th, and 7th have formed another. The 8th and 9th remain neutral.” “Good. That is indeed the case, and this could be used to our advantage.”