Fallout Crossover Fanfic Novels & Stories

He looks up surprised, and smiles at me. Distracted, I look to my left, but not in time. I see Xavier smile, as he takes aim. He fires, but I duck just in time. I run from my spot, and head towards the forest. I take cover behind a tree, as bullets continue to fly in my direction. I run down the ravine, and spin backwards, waiting for Xavier to find me. I watch Xavier come flying through the trees. He notices me, but it's too late. I take aim, and fire at him. Multiple orange spots hitting him at once. He raises his hands in surrender, and I run back from the forest to the range. I stand behind a wooden barricade, listening for any foreign sounds. I can hear the sound of someone scurrying ne

“Kane hasn’t drained me in a while. I have enough power to shield you and cause a distraction. But you have to take him, Adrien. Please–” “I’m not leaving you behind!” Westfall’s eyes fill with tears. “I can’t.” She reaches for him, caressing his cheek and resting her forehead against his as she closes her eyes. “This is the only way we can keep him safe. Our son.” The vision blurs, and I choke on a strangled sob as I’m suddenly ripped through space and time. I see fragmented images of Ryatt’s mother using her powers, screaming as the silver manacles try to keep her subdued, but she breaks through them. I see Westfall carrying a panicked Ryatt in his arms as they run through underground tunn

“Croissants. From the place that pretends they’re from Paris.” “Bless you,” I muttered, taking one. Lila perched on the arm of the couch, crossing one leg over the other. “So… I woke up to your face all over my feed again. It’s giving ‘star-crossed scandal sequel.’” I groaned. “Please don’t start.” She grinned. “Relax. I’m not judging. I’m just saying — the man looked like a walking heartbreak out there. You could feel the tension through the photos.”

She pulled out a list of ten books she had to find. I couldn’t find the energy to care. Ravenna looked just as bored. When Selene asked about Voreios history, Ravenna just blinked. “I don’t remember half of it. Sorry.” Finally, the lack of sleep caught up to me. I drifted off into a fever dream. I saw Lorcan and Aster hugging. They smiled at me and wished me luck finding a mate. Then I noticed Aster’s pregnant belly. I woke up shivering. ‘Bad news, Kaia,’ Cain’s voice rang in my head. ‘Your dad is going to intercept us at the border.’

I was certain that she would get a kick out of the fact that he was playing with Hellhounds. I made sure to get my goodnight kisses from my favorite triplets before we headed back home to our boys. In all honesty, going for dinner turned into an interesting affair, which then led to them relocating to Shadow Falls. ‘Do you get the feeling that there was a reason why our paths crossed with the Nabellos?’ I asked Faye. She hummed and nodded her head. I waited to see if she would be kind enough to divulge even a sliver of information.

The arguments dissolved in that moment, replaced by a hunger that refused to be denied. Elara responded with equal passion, her doubts momentarily forgotten as his mouth claimed hers. The confined space of the van only heightened the intensity, their bodies shifting closer as the world outside faded into insignificance. Jax’s touch was both soothing and demanding, his hands exploring her curves with a reverence that spoke volumes about his fear of losing her. The double cross had shaken them, but their connection remained the one constant in the storm.

he whispered, his voice filled with awe. Ava leaned against him, her body trembling with exhaustion. “It’s not over yet.” Hayden’s arms tightened around her. “No. But we’re one step closer.” As they sat there, holding each other in the heart of the Underworld, Ava couldn’t shake the feeling that something had shifted—not just in the realm around them, but between them as well. They had faced the darkness together, and in doing so, they had found something stronger than the fear that had once kept them apart.

Their fingers intertwined — a silent promise, fragile yet unbreakable. Outside, dawn finally broke fully across the city, golden light spilling over the skyscrapers. For the first time in a long time, Damian Cross wasn’t thinking about control, power, or revenge. He was thinking about her. And for both of them, that was far more dangerous than any enemy they’d faced.

"Do not let his guilt breach your walls, Aria. You have built these barriers in order to survive. If you open them out of pity for him, you let the whole world inside." "I know," I murmured, leaning into the memory of his touch in order to strengthen my mental barrier. "I won't let my walls fall." At the crossroads, where the river trail split, our allies decided to halt for a few moments. The western path led us to the sanctuary and the neutral territory of Blackthorne, where my child was waiting behind Mother Elara's masking wards, while the southern highway led to the capital of Valemont. Here, we will part ways.

I slid the silver bracelet from my wrist—the one that symbolized our arranged bond—and held it out. “I am not less than anyone,” I said clearly. “If Caleb rejects me, another Alpha will claim me.” The tokens of our betrothal were exchanged. And just like that—after more than ten years—the bond was severed. Exactly as Caleb had always wanted. He pushed himself up, bruises stark across his shoulders. For the first time, his eyes flickered with something unreadable. He hadn’t expected me to walk away. Not without begging. Not without tears. “Quinn,” his voice was low, almost dangerous, “you really think you won’t come crawling back?”