Fix It Felix Novels & Stories

I smiled at his complaint. ‘’I have no idea what they are. I am still trying to figure it out,’’ I replied ‘’Well, we can figure it out together’’ Felix said, grabbing my hands How?’’ ‘’By trying,’’ he looked around like he was searching for something as he pointed at something ‘’ there’’ I followed the trace of his hands as it guided me to an almost fallen branch barely hanging in the tree. ‘’What should I do?’’ ‘’I need you to move it and make it fall.’’

"Look at your son, Felix. He should have been the successor of the Blackrock pack, but he'll die in this place because of you." "You… evil… witch… Wendy," Felix hissed, squeezing the words out. I smiled, treating his insult as a compliment. "Alright. Family reunion's over. It's time for us to go home." Felix turned his head back as we left. Tears spilled down his cheeks as he kept his eyes glued to Faith and the pup. Although Faith was mentally unstable, she also seemed to realize that something had happened. She stood rooted to the spot as she stared at Felix and cradled the pup in her arms.

Jamie complained sipping the cold water from the bottle slowly to moisturize his throat. “Do you remember the man?" Felix asked, crossing his legs “Strangely enough, I don't remember anything from that night," Jamie replied “Felix you are a beta right?" Jamie asked “An alpha," Felix replied sarcastically and Jamie sighed “Am serious?," Jamie nagged " Since you know I'm a beta, why ask stupid questions?,” Felix answered, frowning. " You might undergo secondary differentiation, please help applying this and rubbing my back a little for me so the pain could go away?” Jamie begged, Felix was reluctant but after a little persuasion he did so but not without teasing and troubling Jamie.

I felt disgusted and shoved him away. "How long are you going to stay mad?" he asked, his voice full of irritation. I didn't answer. My tears soaked into the pillow beneath my head. "Fine." Adam got up and slammed the door behind him, leaving me alone in the room. I squeezed my fists tight, swearing to myself that once I had justice for the child I lost, I would sever the mate bond between us for good! The next morning, I woke early. I bought a new phone and immediately texted Chris:

The way she asked about the math. Interrupt the thought. Delete it. Reputation is a fragile structure. It’s built on the assumption of control. The moment the market smells a leak, the structure begins to groan. "Liam." Felix didn't knock. He never knocks when the world is ending. He was holding a physical tablet. His hand was shaking. "It’s out," Felix said. "What’s out?" "The Medusa specs. Not all of them. But enough." He slid the tablet across the desk.

"And because the enemy of my enemy is, if not a friend, at least deserving of a fair fight." Elena felt something tighten in her chest—gratitude, relief, something else she couldn't name. "I don't know what to say." "Say yes or no. But decide quickly. I have a workout to get to." "Yes," Elena said immediately. "Yes, please. Thank you."

No attempts to fix it. Just silent company in the dark.

His tattoos curled up his neck and under his ear like smoke. Beside him was Felix, leaner, wiry, with a mop of dark hair and scars on his knuckles that told enough stories on their own. Felix was quieter, but he had a gift for slipping through digital and physical security alike. If Reid was the tracker, Felix was the ghost.

“I'm pleased to meet you, Alpha Felix.” Felix looked on in disbelief. He thought mates were extinct. He hadn’t heard of anybody finding their mate in almost twenty years. Mates were just myths now, especially in his pack. “Are you sure she’s his mate?” Felix asked. “Yes, Felix. Mitch told me himself. Plus Gustav is sure that she’s a gift for him from the Moon Goddess herself,” Jim explained.