Fallout 4 Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Cassian rushed toward me. Are you all right? I nodded. We're fine. He looked at the fourth child. Then stopped. Our son. The boy nodded. Papa. Cassian walked to him. He touched his face. I thought I would never meet you. The fourth child smiled. Neither did I. Cassian pulled him into a hug. For a moment, we were finally complete. Four children. One family. Then the End appeared. The entire chamber became cold. Enough. I stepped forward.

Jaden With a sigh of relief, I stepped out of the stuffy underground car park and into the fresh air. My tense shoulders sagged as I fished a cigarette from my pocket and leaned against the wall outside. As I exhaled a cloud of smoke, I mentally went over potential dates for Felicity. She was going to be furious when she woke up back in her pack, so I wanted to give her some options other than just going back to me. With a sly grin, I quickly sent a few texts to Claxton and Silas, knowing Felicity would have eaten them alive. They deserved to deal with Felicity’s scorn when she woke up back in her pack. It was my little revenge for their antics after the luna games.

Taking his hand, I pushed him towards the pitch-black hole. “Go. Now!” “I’ll come back for you, Talia. This isn’t over!” Jaxon yelled back as the orbit started closing, swallowing him whole. *** Follow my socials to stay updated! Facebook: WriterSan2045/The Scripturient (Join “San_2045 squad” for exclusive fun!) Instagram: san_2045 ***

It seems to be a war between the good Angels who have been rejected and the Angels of satan. And I am still here, tied up. Soon I felt something loosen me from the shackles and I turned to see the smiling Mr Fleviox open up to me. "You're safe now, Hija." He said after I was released. And because of the extreme fatigue and pain of my whole body I fell to the floor. Mr. Fleviox immediately joined me and carried me away from the area. "I'm sorry if we took too long," he said before he landed me on the lawn away from the commotion.

He could walk into a trap and I wouldn’t even know until someone came to tell me he was gone. A tear slipped down my cheek. I wiped it away angrily. “Stop it,” I whispered to myself. “He’s the Don. He’s survived worse. He’s coming back.” But my fear wouldn’t ease and I started pacing faster. ‘Four years I waited. Four years of lonely nights and pretending I was okay. And now, the second we finally meet again, the universe decides to throw his psychotic father back into the mix? It’s not fair. It’s not fucking fair—’

"But you will be." And just like that, he disappeared. No smoke, no wind. Just gone. Like he'd never been there. Except the chill remained. The next morning…… Fallon kicked open the bedroom door, holding two steaming mugs of coffee. "Girl, tell me why I dreamt I married the substitute teacher and we had four kids. FOUR. And guess what? One of them looked like you. I think you were the godmother." Elara didn't laugh. Fallon didn't mind because she was used to Elara's poker face these days.

The emotions in his eyes were hard to distinguish. but I didn't look further for answers, those beautiful hazel eyes, once I looked lovingly had lost it's beauty. He slowly got out of their bed, the girl whined for him to stay for little more. He came closer My heart sank. Mind blank as a canvas, on which was engraved the words I heard then: “I,Ethan Brown, the future alpha of the pack, reject you, Thalia carnell as my mate and Luna of this pack.”

I thought about it. His face. His silhouette. His cooking. The way he always waited for me after work. Honestly, it was hard not to fall for Fennrick. “What a waste,” Lila sighed dramatically. “If only he wasn’t a fox fae gone off-track. Why don’t you get another one to distract yourself? Move on, girl!” I shook my head. “Maybe someday. Not now.” I didn’t feel like it for now. After she left, my phone buzzed with a string of incoming transfers. Each one with more zeroes than the last.

If Mist could keep secrets, Rain could do the same. The wall opened up, and 24C’s chair shot out, coming to a stop in front of her, as it always did. Rain took a second to look at him, though, before she mounted him. She wasn’t looking at his inseminating organ, though she couldn’t miss it. Rather, she was studying him as a person. What if the world was the way it had been back when that house they’d found had been built, and 24C was allowed to walk around with the women, just like he deserved to be free? What would he be like? Would they be friends? Or more?

“What makes you think I could help any of you with this?” “Because… at this point… we don’t have anything better,” Forty-Four muttered, the first time I’d ever heard him speak. “This place is all about fighting, sex, and stealing. It’s all we have… all we’ll probably ever have. Unless you… or someone… fixes it. I’m willing to take the chance. I’m another “lost lamb” from the Chair. I think my family might be out there, and I want to find them, but I never will as long as I’m stuck here.”