Hawks X Oc Novels & Stories

' I yell out. There’s no sign of the van or Hope. I run around the block, looking for any sign of them. I don't know which pack has taken them, but I’m going to find out and make them pay with their life! I notice the backpack on the ground, grab it and then hail a taxi. I jump in, 'To Drycrest, please and hurry,’ I tell the driver. It’s the closest werewolf territory from here. An hour later, we arrive at the outskirts of Drycrest, 'Here will be fine,' I say to the driver.

The Big Four: Steven Chase, Baron Sage, Iphan Carter and Kane Richmond bossed over the conglomerate, with Steven as the head, more of a Godfather. The underground brought forth money from the production of a white powder. The underground? It was a crack house. X-habit's main aim was to keep the money rolling in, Kaching! Kaching! In hard, hard currency. But somehow other benefits accompanied the money. Fame was one, Power was another. Chase Motors, a car manufacturing and selling company which was owned by Steven was one of the entities the money brewed. Sage Hotels and Suites was another. Baron Sage owned this one. It was one of the famous hotels in the state and was still rising to greater

They sat down beside the pack members, there were Huxley and his mate, Marco, Peyton, Giovanni, Max's father Matteo, Helia and his grandfather Micah. "Finally, as a family." Giovanni gasped dramatically, Matteo rolled his eyes and forced him to sit next to him. "Let's tease our little Gio here." He chuckled making them laughed and him glaring at his father. "So I heard some shouting upstairs." Micah said to his grandson who was about to eat his dish made from his mother. "Just a stupid alpha who can't take care of his pack." He shrugged off. "Max, I heard that you are in a relationship with Jay!" Huxley exclaimed, he quickly glared at Cole beside him who was shaking his head with his mouth f

"I thought it would be rude not to accept so I did." And he found a way to make it come handy too, Megan added in her head, suddenly finding herself impressed by the ingenuity of Ricardo's mind. Just then, Adolf's wings suddenly began to glow and he let out an, "Oh-oh!" "What does "Oh-oh!" mean exactly?" Ricardo looked at him. "EMP." They couldn't afford an EMP in that moment! Megan screamed in her head. A blast like that would surely attract attention to the team's presence, and it wouldn't even help their case all that much against the assailants still trying to kill them even then.

“We are going to do our best, but in this one, it is Valerie who needs to fight.” “I can try,” Xavier growled. I touched his arm gently. “Xavier… I need to know what the plan is.” He turned to me then, the intensity in his eyes enough to steal the breath from my lungs. “We prepare for war,” he said. “But not out of fear. Out of strategy.” Hunter nodded. “I’m setting scouts on the western line. I’ll have Kai handle the perimeter. But there’s something else.” He looked between the two of us.

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I murmured. "Word travels fast," Jace admitted. "An unclaimed omega entering pack territory is big news." I sank lower in my seat, fighting the urge to hide from the dozens of eyes now tracking our progress. This was a mistake. I shouldn't have come here. I should have run when I had the chance—

Adom could hide being an omega for his whole life if he kept on being careful. Right now, he was living off his scholarship and part-time jobs, so he would still be able to afford his suppressants. They were expensive, given how many he needed every time. Most omegas only took them for their heat if it would be really inconvenient for them, but he had been taking them for every heat he had so he wouldn't need to experience them. He heard they were very painful and uncomfortable, so he happily took them every month.

On the way home, Alex spotted an ice cream shop. Alex insisted on stopping by, but I was anxious about people. The news about Alex being an escort just came out and everybody's eyes are on us. People are waiting for our next move like hawks eyeing their prey. As much as I tried to convince Alex that we could just buy and leave, he wouldn't budge. He wanted to stay in the shop and eat inside.