Faithless Novels & Stories

I want to say his right but I can’t because that would only mean I’m going to confess my feelings for him too… and once I do that I know there’s no turning back. “It’s because of Pearl. How dare you think of me betraying my sister? What will happen if you pursue me? You’re going to end your relationship with her and then what? You run to me? Do you think that will end well? Our family would clash and the media would go crazy about that, and even if Pearl wanted to break up with you and if she’s with someone…. we can’t be together Luke, we’re forbidden for each other, and if you try to cheat on her with me? How could I trust you when you are capable of cheating?”

The crowd slowly started to disperse as Milo, the she-wolf, and I waited on stage, unsure of what to do in this situation. "CAN ONE OF YOU EXPLAIN TO ME WHAT IS GOING ON!?!" Former Alpha Gerald yelled as soon as the room emptied. Feeling the effects of his Alpha voice, I bared my neck to him; Milo being of Alpha blood and the true Alpha of the Pack, didn't feel the effects. "Isn't it obvious." Milo chuckled darkly, "The Goddess Selene has decided to play an awful joke on us. She's paired Godrick and me with the same she-wolf."

She happened not to be a good liar, so it was easier to catch her. “ Don't lie to me, girlie. You like that dude.” I said, a small smile spread across my lips. “ Whatever!” CeCe waved me off. “ So what do you want to say?” I looked at her for a few seconds before clearing my throat. “ Cassius is Satan's heir, the one you and some of our college friends always talk about in our college days.” At first she didn't believe me, because she remained silent, staring at me like some sort of movie, before she cracked up into laughter.

Someone with zero regard for life, just like our parents. He probably only saw the wrongs. I bet he doubted me, too. He didn’t think I’d make a good Alpha; he thought I had no control. He thought I was nothing more than a mutt running in shoes too big for me. Kaia used to say that all the time. She thought I was a mutt. She thought I wasn’t good enough to be Alpha. I bet she knew all along, and so did Kaelen and Milo. They all probably knew. They all laughed and smiled around the table, all in on the secret, letting themselves be amused that I wasn’t.

Tonight was a shit show. I can't stop thinking about Faith. I don't know her well, but I feel like she could be an asset to our dance troupe. Mark and Theo had been right about her inability to loosen up. She seemed insecure on the stage, wary, like if she messed up it would be the end for her. It was clear to me that Faith had demons, ones that were so severe she took to hiding instead of facing them. But as my friends already knew, we all had demons among us.

Every grain of light coming from the towering structure seemed to be a memory that slowly peeked into my mind. "I have no regrets," I said. "If I had to go unto it again, I'll gladly go back and do it all over again." I chuckled with the hint of sadness in me. The situation I'm at is enough proof that I didn't see this one coming. Because if I had seen it before, maybe it wouldn’t be this painful. “I do, Gael. I did, ” I said in the vast echo of remorse, and sadness. I know I that I vowed to be his wife, but I’m afraid that vow will remain unfaithful.

Spotting Jess she frowned at her friend, ‘What happened, why am I here?’ Jess looked at her cautiously, ‘Don’t you remember?’ Trina closed her eyes and the memories swamped her tears seeped out from behind her lashes and she sobbed, ‘I was unfaithful. Caleb is going to be so angry. He will hate me. I’ve ruined everything.’ Jess jumped to her feet and hugged her, ‘No, no you’ve got it all wrong Trina, they drugged you none of this was your fault’

William revealed tenderly. "William... I..." Faith had never felt so terrible. But she had to do it; otherwise, they wouldn't be given a chance at life and would be wiped out of existence. She couldn't deal with that amount of blood on her hands. "There's nothing to say. I would never betray you. I don't know what they have done to my mind, but I'm sure it was an accident I haven't been feeling well." She sighed, explaining with a weak smile.

I never realized how much my actions had hurt him. I felt ashamed. I looked down, my shoulders slumping as his words echoed in my mind. "If I have trust issues, you should understand it’s not my fault. I have a past with men who were not faithful. So, bear with me if I sometimes think you’re like them. And as for acting like the boss, I’ll change. I promise," I said, my voice trembling with sincerity, my eyes pleading with him to believe me.

They moved quickly through a side hall, toward a door framed by dark velvet curtains. The sign read PRIVATE in gold. Lisa opened it with a key she pulled from her garter, then turned to Aurora. "Listen up," she said, her voice low. "This is the kind of room you don't look too long into. Got it? The men who come here are regulars. Loaded. Dangerous, maybe. Rumor is—Russian mafia." Aurora arched a brow. "Are they a problem?"