Fear Street Ruby Lane Novels & Stories

"They tried to murder you tonight. Next time, they won't send an amateur. We can hide you somewhere safe" "No," Ruby said, her voice dropping into a register of pure steel. "I'm not leaving”. "Ruby, please…" "They've already shown their hand, it means they're afraid”. Clara listened quietly. Ruby walked toward the window. The first rays of dawn appeared on the horizon. Someone wanted her dead which meant she was getting close to something, close enough to become a threat, close enough to make them panic. "Now, I need to move faster” Ruby said softly, Outside, the sun began to rise and somewhere inside the Vale mansion, a snake had attempted its first strike. Unfortunately for them…the prey t

"She probably dropped them in a ditch like the clumsy freak she—" The door swung open. Ruby Miller stood there, her bob perfectly styled, her mouth open to scream another insult. But the words died in her throat. Her face went from red with anger to a ghostly, chalky white in a matter of seconds. She looked at Betty, then her eyes traveled up... and up... and up. She saw the red hair. The blonde hair. The golden and silver eyes. The Lycan King's brand on their arms. "Mom..." Ruby choked out, her voice a tiny, terrified squeak.

Despite loathing him, he had to send the invitation to Dawson at the very moment. He called Velvet and asked her to send one at his address too. Ruby remained silent through out the way, as the feelings were overwhelming for her and she felt vulnerable. The way he looked her with those sharp eyes made her feel so many things. Fear, love, jealousy, happiness, there was so much in his eyes. The way he looked at her made her feel scared of him. It was in a while that he horrified her.

"Why would he be scared of you?" "There's rumors going around about me. And they aren't very nice ones." Ruby sighed. "People talk to me and act nice to my face but as soon as I leave, they start whispering. I pretend that I don't notice." "We don't have to talk about that now. But I am here when you are ready to talk." I can tell she doesn't want to talk about the rumors right now. "Thanks. So, what's up with the garlic thing? Is that real?" Ruby asked as she was getting plates.

Ruby Lachlan was whimpering, but Miles Carter's mouth still managed to kiss her lips. Ruby tried to dodge, but she was no match for Miles's strength and couldn't avoid him no matter how she turned her head. Desperate, she burst into tears and, in a moment of panic, bit him hard. "Ah..." Miles cried out in pain. Ruby took this chance to turn her head and yelled, "Rory Yates!" Upon hearing the name Rory Yates, Miles, who had been full of masculine aggression, stiffened with fear.

Aspen was someone who inspired genuine fear in Ruby—a rare feeling for someone as cunning and shameless as herself. Still, Ruby reassured herself that risk was part of the game, and the rewards would be worth it. She imagined the destruction of the Rhodes family, watching Lauren lose her status and become a disgraced, humiliated outcast. When it was all over, Ruby planned to disappear with her profits, starting fresh in another city, free from the chains of her past. Meanwhile, Troy, already drenched in sweat and panting like a dying beast, lasted no more than two minutes. His red face contorted in a mix of pain and ecstasy as he collapsed, utterly spent.

“Jessa sent us to find you. She’s worried about you.” Ruby backed away from us, the flashlight going from one to the other. She gripped her stick more tightly. Even with the light shining at us, I saw the whites of her eyes. The way her chest—blessed with quite the impressive bosom—heaved. It wasn’t the ‘out of breath’ sort of heaving, either. She was terrified. What had we caught her doing? “Jessa doesn’t need to be worried. I’m fine,” she said.

Ruby's fingers trembled as she turned her phone screen toward Shayla, the threatening message glowing accusingly in the dim light of the living room. Shayla leaned forward, reading the words once, twice, three times, as if repetition might somehow change their meaning. "Ruby." Shayla's voice was barely a whisper. "When did you get this?" "Just now." Ruby's jaw was tight, her usual confidence replaced with something that looked dangerously close to fear. "But mama bear, there is something else. This is not the first one."

POV RUBY The first thing I felt was the cold. It wasn't the refined, filtered chill of the manor, but a raw, industrial cold that seeped through the thin walls of the warehouse and settled into the marrow of my bones. I opened my eyes to the sight of a cracked concrete ceiling and a single, unshaded lightbulb that swung gently in the draft. For a heartbeat, the "Old Guest" was silent, and I was just Ruby Lane, a girl waking up in a place that smelled of rust and spent adrenaline.