Ghostface X Reader Novels & Stories

she asked, eyes on the road. "Yeah. How'd you know?" "Your accent." She smiled. "I'm from Borevia too." "Nice to meet you, Faye." I kept it polite—no need to get close. "It's rare to meet someone from home out here. Feels like fate," she said softly. "If you ever need anything, just ask." "Thanks." Warmth crept in. In a foreign place, that small connection meant something. We started hanging out—meals, movies, long walks.

“I hate this. I want to be immortal again.” Hale shifts next to me, tilting his head down to he can examine my face. The weight of his hand behind me presses into the bed, inches away from touching me. “And you will,” he murmurs. “I may know of a Gaze Reader.” I twist to gave him, stunned. “Seriously?” “Yes. I didn’t want to get your hopes up, because she is not always the most…gracious person out there,” he explains, ruffling his hair with his hands. It’s so fluffy and wild when he’s just awoken.

Eva expresses her distaste for Jasper's possessive attitude. Jasper took a long, heavy breath. His chin was raised, and his demeanor was arrogant. "Do you know what you've done, Eva? You don't even know who Gabriel Xander is." Jasper then glanced at Cody and back at Eva. Eva was still frowning at Jasper. The corner of Jasper's lips rose into a sinister grin. "Gabriel Xander is not human." Eva widened her eyes, then frowned deeply. Confused, she turned to Cody, who was also glancing at Eva.

he whispered. “Yes sir,” the man walked away to do as he had been commanded. Xander didn’t believe in the afterlife or ghost but he wanted to gloat. He wished that there was some way that Archer could see him now. And there was Archer hiding behind a beam when Xander walked out. He didn’t want to risk being seen. Of course no one else had recognized him because of his new look but he couldn’t risk it. ***

Hawke and Xander Hawke together said, “So what , we have not done anything to you so why have you brought us here.” Ghost snapped, “You think you can fool us? How dare you and your son threaten my father! Have you forgotten that Mr. Thornfield has a daughter? Her name is Elara Thornfield.” Mr. Hawke stammered, “What… what are you saying?” Ghost smirked. “Yes, you guessed right. I am Elara Thornfield. I am also a Ghost. And anyone who learns this secret has no right to live in this world.”

“That would be the first place my father would check when he bursts in here.” “Trust me,” Xavier smiled. Just then, the door burst open and Xavier pulled Rhea over to himself. Rhea was taken aback by the sudden pull and she held her breath as she rested her head on his breast. They could feel the presence of Ghost inside the room and with the blazing lights, Rhea wondered why Ghost had not yet seen them. They remained silent, under the red cover of darkness and as Ghost turned around, Xavier did the impossible, catching Rhea by surprise.

The sight before him was so shocking that he froze in place, forcing the other three to push him out of their way. Mike looked at his boss as he lay pinned on his back with Angel’s naked body sitting on his bloody chest. His torso was covered with flesh piercing human bite marks. When she turned to look at him with her dark, soulless eyes and blood coated face, his own blood ran cold. “Damnation!” Pieces of Ian’s flesh flew from her mouth as she panted, “Not much longer. Soon, we’ll be together forever.” Jackson stood, speechless, as he assessed the situation. Ian looked miserably weak. There was a good deal of his blood on the floor. He assumed Angel was counting on him bleeding out. A

Jackson, my first private investigator, was supposed to find her and scare her off. But that idiot kidnapped the wrong person and left a huge mess. He failed. Badly. But it’s not over. Now, I have someone better. Ghost. He came highly recommended. Silent. Sharp. No feelings. No questions. He’ll get the job done. I paced around the room like a lion in a cage. My heart thudded loudly in my chest. Xander said he’s coming back when he’s done with “everything.” So she’s not just a fling. He’s serious.

The fire burning in Xavier’s eyes terrified me, and if I didn’t stop him now, Lord knew what he would do to Alpha Roman. Before I could even do anything, Alpha Roman lifted both hands in surrender. “My apologies then,” he chuckled. “I just wanted to make sure my beautiful employee here isn’t being taken advantage of.” Xavier stared at him for a long moment before abruptly tearing his gaze away and dashing out of the office. Ghost stepped inside right after he left. “Good day, Ma’am.” He nodded at me, then at Roman. “Good day, Alpha.” “And who is...” Roman gestured at Ghost.

I inquired, my amazement visible. As his eyes locked onto mine, forging a connection that appeared to transcend reality, his playful smile carried a thousand secrets. "What do you think?" he asked. My perplexity grew as I strained to find words. "I think you're a strange Alpha," I finally admitted, my voice tinted with disbelief. "Your friends would think you were insane. Who would flirt with a ghost?" Xavier's laughter flooded the air around us, a beautiful symphony that reached deep into my soul. My heart was racing, and I couldn't take my eyes off his innocent and enchanting expression. His voice filled my senses like a lovely serenade.