Fear Street Ruby Lane Novels & Stories

Ruby was wearing a blood-red couture gown that trailed across the marble floor, featuring a thigh-high slit that showed off her lean, toned legs. But it wasn't the dress that made the guests catch their breath—it was her aura. Ruby’s presence brought a heavy, suffocating pressure. The ancient, primal scent of Lilian’s wolf seeped out, cold and ancestral, forcing every common wolf in the room to instinctively bow their heads in sheer terror. "What is this trash doing here?!" Madison shrieked, her face flushing behind her sheer veil. "Guards! Throw her out! This is a sacred ceremony—don't let her contaminate this place!"

Hayley turned sharply. Ruby's face was twisted in pain. She grabbed Hayley's hand tightly, repeating Kyle's name over and over. Kyle… "Only I get to leave you, not the other way around! You jerk!" Ruby suddenly snapped her eyes open, fear from the nightmare still lingering in them. "Holly…" "Hey." Hayley smiled at her. Still shaken, Ruby rubbed her head, then smiled back. "I'm so glad you're here. Come give me a proper hug." "Hold on. Who's Kyle?" Hayley asked, watching her closely.

Her fork slowed mid-air. “Koa?” A breath of energy curled through her soul. “I feel it too,” she replied. “She’s afraid.” Cheyenne’s eyes slid to Isolde across the table. The vampire was eating, talking quietly to Thorne — but her shoulders were rigid, her eyes too still. Whatever had haunted her when they found her… it was still here. “Should I say something?” “No,” Koa murmured. “Just look at her. She’ll feel it.”

“…the lady in the shadows…the one who watches you and wants you dead…” As the little girl's words from her vision swept over her,Beth felt a sense of terrifying unease. It was a coincidence,she told herself,nothing more.It was impossible that the little girl and Marcus could be speaking of the same thing,it was just impossible! “The lady in the shadows?”she said,her hands trembling in fear. In her mind she saw herself lying cold and frozen in that casket.

The disciple loses his life on the spot with blood covered all his body and dropped on the empty road. Amara palpitates with fright, her face goes red completely covered in sweat. She looks around and there was no trace of the truck except the bloodied corpse of the disciple but she hears the words of the vampire in her ears. "You take help from any person on earth, he meets the same end as that of the disciple." "No" Amara squeals her hands shaking with terror. She turns around and runs to her car. Passing through the dark street surrounded by the forest on either side, she finds a girl hardly around six years in a pink frock standing in the middle of the road.

She marked me. She pulls her lips away from my neck and licks the fresh mark clean. Her lips are tinted a dark shade of red from my blood. Daya spins around and faces Mara, whose face is frozen into a look of disbelief. In one swift motion, Daya swipes the silver blade in front of Mara. A strained gasp leaves Mara’s lips and her neck starts to bleed slowly. She coughs up blood as she tries to breathe, making the slash across her neck more prominent.

I hoped Daisy was still alive, refusing to entertain the worst-case scenario. I made a call to one of my bodyguards to retrieve Fane's body, deciding it was best to move on. I couldn't afford to waste any more time, not when Daisy might still be in hiding, fighting for her life. I continued walking until I reached Daisy's house, where I found Ruby pacing back and forth, her movements erratic with fear. As I approached, she suddenly turned to face me, having caught the sound of my footsteps, which I had tried to keep silent. She rushed toward me, her usual fear of me replaced by a deeper, more primal fear - the fear of the unknown.

His face was swollen and his nose and mouth was bleeding with blood. "You dare to talk back to me? I've already gotten contact with my connections inside the authorities in secret, did you know what they've told me? You've messed with the wrong person! If you don't do anything now. We will lose everything and the the Flower Peak Hotel in our hands, and of course our lives!" Gino Russ yelled angrily. "Who on earth did you anger that would ruined our lives?" Gino Russ added. Renly Russ went pale, and an image of that man appeared in his mind, and that man had threatened him this morning.

Ruby stuttered as she crawled backward. She was terrified at that time, and I won't say I blame anyone. Besides if I was in her shoes, seeing a mere human waking up from the dead... I would have collapsed. "Is the fight still going on?" I asked Ruby because at first, I felt that it must have been more than a day. Besides in movies, I have never seen someone resurrecting from the dead within a day. "Yes.... yes Luna." She stammered because her eyes were still locked.

Ruby stepped out slowly, her movements controlled, her expression a perfect mix of fear and urgency. She dropped to her knees beside Hector, her hands clasped in front of her. “What is it?” he asked, his tone filled with impatience. Ruby raised a trembling finger, pointing at the glass in his hand. “Don’t drink it. It’s poisoned.” The room fell into a cold silence. Tara’s face twisted in shock. “How dare you?” Her hand moved swiftly, pulling a gun from beneath her jacket. Time seemed to slow. Ruby’s body tensed, her instincts screaming at her to move, but there was nowhere to go.