Fablehaven Kendra Novels & Stories

me." I said and looked her straight in the eyes "Child, I don't care who you are, but I will break you in a blink of an eye." She sneered at me. "I don't care. I'm done being afraid of people who think they can threaten and walk all over me. I have been abused since I can remember and the only one who was always there is Kendra. She has been weak since she has been with me and has never complain. She takes away my pain and she takes away all the bad stuff. She is the one that lives with this berden. She is the one that whached her brothers die slowly she is the one that lost her parents and she is the one that lost everything she loved,but she still did what you asked except for that one t

She decided to peruse the library in her boredom, seeing as it never failed her after all. As she walked towards the library, her mind flitted towards the end of the beautiful ceremony, when she had officially introduced Killian to Rida and Saul, the couple who had taken her in. A smirk made its way onto her lips as she remembered Rida’s wicked grin of approval as she had mouthed the words, ‘ooh, he’s a complete snack’ secretly while her husband and Killian conversed. Kendra had quickly summarised the last couple of days in innocent terms to the elder couple, explaining that now they had completed the mate bond, but something about the old she-wolf’s grin had told her that she hadn’t believe

she asked as she slid from the saddle onto legs that felt like they were made of rubber. He stopped for a moment, as if taken aback by the question. “Why, he’s perfect, of course.” Kendra gave a tired smile. “Good.” “Are you going to tell me what happened? Where’s Rex?” Felix asked with urgency. Kendra frowned. “I was hoping that he was here already. We got separated.” “Zombies?” he worriedly asked. “I encountered some, but…” she began. “I’m very thirsty and I haven’t eaten since yesterday morning. Is there anything to eat?”

If it wasn’t for Kendra helping me escape the first time around, I probably would have been spotted in the first five minutes. Kendra befriended me quickly when I arrived at the pack house. She was a rogue who joined the Haven pack when she was just 16 years old. By the time I arrived, she had been a part of the pack for five years. She taught me a lot. Liam introduced us assuming that since we were both technically outsiders, we would have a lot in common. He assumed correctly. Everyone in the pack house had been kind to me but were leery considering I wasn’t a werewolf myself. Kendra never looked at me and differently. She accepted me with open arms. Within a couple of weeks she became one

“Babe, you’ve been carrying the world on your back for years. It’s okay to feel good for once. Just… be careful with Adrian. Guys like him can consume you.” I nodded, but my mind was already drifting again — remembering the way Adrian had looked at me while I rode him, the way his hands had gripped my ass, the deep groan he made when he came inside me. “What about you?” I asked, turning the spotlight on her. “You’ve been glowing too. Anything new?” Kendra’s smirk returned, but there was a flicker of something else in her eyes — hesitation mixed with excitement. “Let’s just say… I’ve been playing with fire. Two different kinds.”

“The door isn’t locked. Come in.” He opened the door to find Kendra in front of her laptop, typing some notes. She was taking classes at the local community college to study to become an accountant when she wasn’t busy looking after Elara. Damien cleared his throat, and Kendra turned around to face him. “What?” Kendra asked. “Is that any way to greet your Alpha?” “Should I roll out the red carpet for you or something? Is that what you expect?” Kendra asked, not even bothering to get up from her chair.

It was a crappy job but at least, it put food on the table. Kendra was an eccentric character when I first met her. If I’m being honest, she still is. But, disregard her flaws which include her excess use of hard drugs, her lack of decorum, class and basic manners, and the fact that she has probably sucked all the dicks in Manhattan and you’ll grow to love her just as I do because she’s a pretty great gal. She’s a loyal friend and she has a kind heart. She just needs to get her life in order and that idiot Lardon wasn’t helping matters at all.

He smirks, sending a shiver down my spine and I immediately want to get the hell out of here. He's here for me. I feel like the wall is closing in and the room is spinning. I try to take a step but am unable to. The only thought running through my mind is getting the hell out of here. I look around for an exit but I can't seem to find one and am running out of breath. I feel a hand on my back and I turn with my eyes half open to check who it is before everything goes black. Xavier’s POV I watch as Kendra unfolds her game. She has brought a man from Leah’s past and that terrifies her for sure. What I can't be sure of is the reason for the fear. Could it be that she is afraid the truth will co

There was a sigh and the rustling of fabric, then the soft snores resumed. “Come on, let’s go back to bed. Long day tomorrow. ” Rain crawled back to the far wall and patted the rags beside her. With a sniff, I crawled over to join her. “There you go. You never told me your name.” I snuggled up against Rain’s side, letting her cover me with a threadbare towel. “I’m Kendra.” I said after a moment. “Well Kendra, welcome to the Shaded Paws pack. Welcome to Hell.”

At that time, Kendra was very anxious. After receiving orders from her master to explore the Godly Secret Realm, she thought she could find something rewarding and bring it back to her master to obtain compliments and rewards. It was beyond her expectations that she could not only find nothing but even encounter those fierce beasts. 'If I die here today, I have bad luck.' When Kendra almost ended up crying, Darryl nodded his head while pretending to be troubled by Kendra's request. "Alright. Let me try, but no promises."