Gundam Seed Fanfiction Novels & Stories

The Luna confest. The Alpha was struck, the kid he loved as his own, is not his but his brother's son. "I know you, dummy!" Adam answered. "Why do you think I had sex with you every day?" He asked. "It is to make sure that you will have my child first not the most loved Rei." He answered while looking into the Alpha's eyes. "What is happening?" Alpha Rei who seems to have a moment of blankness asked.

* Alpha Vincent and Adam ride very far, deep inside the forest. "We have gotten so far, interesting." Adam said. "Yeah, it's cool here, away from the stress of the palace and away from seeing those desperate women's." Alpha Vincent replied. "I just hope that one day, you will meet someone that will change your perception about women, I kinda feel like it does gonna happen soon." Adam said. Alpha Vincent scoffed.

She asked if they were just holding onto a ghost. Kaden turned to her, his hands framing her face. His thumbs brushed over her cheekbones, his touch a promise of reality in a world of illusions. He told her that they weren't holding a ghost. He said they were planting a seed. He told her that Oakhaven was broken, yes, but that meant they could build it back without the rot. He said he didn't care about the Council or the Aegis. He only cared about her.

Aria looked at her. “Not anymore.” Seraphina’s face changed. “You’re telling the truth.” Hope looked between them. “What aren’t you telling me?” Seraphina sighed. “The First Future wasn’t simply a collection of possibilities.” “Then what was it?” “A seed.” Hope frowned. “A seed?” Seraphina nodded. “A seed from which another universe could grow.” Hope looked at the golden structure. “And that structure is the seed?” “Yes.” Aria stepped closer. “It was born when you changed the Ninth Gate.”

A massive black wolf knocked over baskets of flowers as he sprinted toward the exit. He left me standing alone at the altar. I stood there, watching him go, and felt a strange sense of relief. My phone buzzed. A new notification from Seraphina: 【Just had a friend fake a kidnapping, and he really ditched that woman and came running. Guess it's pretty clear who the true love is~】 A moment later, a text from Lyra: Everything is ready. Remember your promise. I took a deep breath, wiping a single tear from my eye.

The hum of the engines filled the room as Evryn paced back and forth, her mind a blur of calculations, strategies, and the weight of impending doom. Every heartbeat seemed to synchronize with the flickering of the failing screens around them. The alternate Kai’s warning echoed relentlessly in her mind. The Seed wasn’t just an energy source anymore—it had become something far worse. And it was evolving. She couldn’t let it evolve any further. They had no time to waste. The walls were closing in, and the Seed’s influence was spreading like an unstoppable tide.

I only stopped when I finally stopped smelling medicine in the air and bought a bottle of water from a vending machine, gulping down most of it. Even as I came to my senses, I heard the boy in my belly talking to me. [Mommy! Help! She's killing me… She's eating everything, leaving me with nothing!] Hearing that voice, I was finally sure that this wasn't a dream. It was real, and I had reincarnated. - In my last life, I was married to Zach Spencer for five years but we never had children until he told me about Tina. She was his childhood friend and a gynecologist, and she had a miraculous treatment that could induce pregnancy right away.

That must have been the reason Alexander made an alliance with this kingdom years ago. Not knowing that they ….. Terran planned this. "Gaia is dead. The First Seed sustaining this kingdom is fading," Terran muttered. "And I still don’t have his secret." His fingers trailed across my collarbone slowly, as goosebumps spread across my skin. I flinched. "But now," he whispered, his lips brushing my jaw, "I have something better. The moment you touched the Core Fang… I felt it. The power shifted. You’re above Alexander now. You’re mine."

“And learning. Every act of rebuilding, every word of peace or division, feeds back into it. The Seed is Iluren’s heart reborn but it’s choosing its next form . Ari stared at the swirling images within. “Then it’s waiting for a decision.” Night fell slowly over the ruins, and they built a small camp among the whispering flowers. Siran tended the fire, though it burned silver instead of orange. Kaima lingered near the Seed, her spectral hands tracing its surface. Ari watched both of them, sensing the same undercurrent of tension she had felt since the Voice War ended. “It’s not over,” she said finally. Siran looked up. “The fighting?” “The transformation,” Ari answered. “The Voice War was onl

“My seed. The child. My claim. All of it inside you. Mine.” Alex came first—shuddering violently, hole spasming, seed spurting across the table in glowing ropes. The orgasm rolled on and on, the mutation refusing to let it end. Damian followed with a roar, burying deep and flooding him again, excess leaking down Alex’s thighs in thick, luminescent trails. They didn’t stop. Couldn’t stop.