Gwain Saga Fanfiction Novels & Stories

I gave him an awkward wave and smile, realizing that he kind of looked familiar because Esther had his eyes that seem to always glitter in joy. "And this is Gwen Laveau, Sage's best friend," Val then introduced Gwen who looked so entertained at the scene unfolding between us. "Hi, thanks for having us," Gwen said while putting her arm around my shoulder. "I'm here to support Sage in her conquest of love. In summary, I'm the one she recruits to embarrass her about how whipped she is with Val." I nudged her on her side and bulged my eyes out while they snickered at Gwen's antics.

She grits through her teeth, trying to seem strong, but Sage can see the way her eyes well up with tears. Sage exhales a sigh and rises to his feet. “I pity you, Gwen. Your only mistake is being fated to an overambitious man who would stop at nothing to get what he wants, going as far as to use his own mate in his schemes.” Her eyes twitch. “You knew,” Sage smiles. “Not everyone has to be with their fated mates, Gwen.” “You said that because you met Rowan before Knox. Trust me, you could never have had a chance with Rowan. You could have just been another omega,” her tone drips with more bitterness, dark veins stretching on her forehead.

Did he think Gwen was our mate after all this? “Xael oh Xael…you and your pack can do anything to me. You will never have Xena again. One by one, this pack will die. I have won. Your parents and this pack thought you won back then. You were wrong. I won!” Gwen brags with an evil grin. I don’t even understand what she is bragging about. I have never done anything to her. “Gwen is Gragoli the witch your parents banished years back.”

"For now, Gwen can't shift. We can't risk releasing the black fog. If she remains in her human form, she might be able to gain control of it." "How do I gain control of it? I don't even know the kind of powers I have." Kieran cupped her face and kissed her. "We'll figure it out together. I promise." She sighed and nodded. Then he turned back to Cae. "There's a lot we have to do. A dozen warriors are on their way to Ragnar's pack as we speak. I need to keep an eye on him. With his sudden obsession to have Gwen, I need to know whatever move he makes."

’ I smiled at him as we flew closer to the poisoned darkness. ‘Cainya is the first we save.’ Galen said, and I nodded. As we flew closer to the darkness the air got heavier and thicker, and the sky no longer had the lavender appearance, it looked like night time. I saw Galen lift his scepter and I followed with mine. ‘We need to ride holding hands.’ He told me. ‘I never ridden without hands before.’ ‘The tayrens will know what to do. Honey trust me.’ ‘Okay. I trust you.’ And I do.

My senses increased and there was the hunger I feel whenever I go outside. Currently, I am standing in front of the tree outside the castle of Aragon. The place is too far from my pack, and too hard to locate without getting lost. Here I am, brooding so much about Gwen and Ace. I still cannot accept that Gwen will fall into her, how could she when I was always right there next to her? How could Gwen think she could be with anyone but him? How could Gwen betray me like that after everything we've been through together?

I took three slow steps forward, stopping right in front of her metal chair. "Do you know that because I had to deal with you and your stupid lies, she died?" I growled out, leaning down so my face was inches from hers. "That's not fair!" Gwen shrieked, leaning back against the cold chair frame. "I didn't force you to stay here! You chose to take care of me!" "You lied about the pregnancy, Gwen," I said, my voice dropping into a dangerous whisper. "You used dark magic, you manipulated Doctor Evans, and you kept me busy with your fake emergencies while my wife was sitting alone in that lake house."