Hive Knight Destiny Novels & Stories

Kent responded with all assurance that I was going to come and save her. "Wow! If you do anything to Kent, I won't spare you". She warned him.. "Aww! She loves the mafia son, how adorable". Kent responded, mockingly.. I came closer to the sitting room, and the only thing demarcating us was the huge wall. I had to pick up something heavy on the way and just as I was about to my legs accidentally kicked a can and it triggered Kent's and Kiki's attention over to me.. "The prince has arrived!!".

I know right" I smiled at him "I think she likes me" I blushed a little, Leon stood looking lost. "So?" Leon asked "I think I like her too."I said to him, "Aethelfrith, the last time I checked you were betrothed to Crimson." Leon said to me, bring me back to reality. "I would sort it out but first I need to know what destiny has installed for me" I said to Leon. I recounted the encounter with Tryamon to Leon, sharing the details of our meeting, her confession about her non-human nature, and the inexplicable connection we felt. Leon listened intently, his expression shifting between surprise and concern.

enough Ray, it's impossible for you to be with my daughter, even destiny doesn't want you with her" Ray looked at Lee with a confused expression on his face.. "Lee, what's your problem? how sure are you that destiny doesn't want me to be with Jesse? it was destiny that brought me and Jesse together in the first place and ...... "Ray! destiny once brought you together and it was destiny that separated the both of you. Trey is Jude's biological father and there is nothing anyone can do about it, not even you. That's what destiny had planned. Since my grandson and your son Trey had some similarities, I decided it wouldn't hurt to just try out a DNA test and to my surprise, it came out positive

Rose took Liam from me, and I stepped forward, my eyes fixed on the male that was the only one who could turn my world around, that was the only one who gave me the only light I hoped for. “I, Destiny Levine, accept you as my mate.” He grinned, that grin that always made my heart rate spike. “Everyone, here we have the new Luna of the Venus Pack. Address her accordingly.”

“And the worst part is there’s nothing I can do to help you. Eliza, do you have any plan at all?” “I do, but it’s incredibly risky. So much could go wrong while I wait.” Neither Damian nor any other pack could exile the fated mate of an Alpha heir without risking war. Every generation of Lunas was believed to be chosen personally by the Goddess. If a Luna chose to reject her fate, she’d be hunted down by every fanatic of that faith. There’d be no safe place for me—no matter how far I ran. At least, not in this world… “What are you planning?” he asked directly. “Because if it’s too dangerous for you… I’ll kill that bastard myself.”

“But you can’t protect her forever. The queen will fall, and when she does, you’ll crumble with her.” Hazel’s breath caught, and she felt Damon’s hand brush against her arm, steadying her. “What does the Order want with her?” Damon demanded, his voice sharp. The spy’s smile widened. “She’s the key. You know that. And we’ll do whatever it takes to keep her from fulfilling her destiny.” --- Damon’s patience snapped, and he grabbed the spy by the collar, lifting him off the ground with ease. “What destiny?” he growled. “What is the prophecy’s endgame?”

she's still staring at the page. I lean in to see what it is. It reads: Grandmistress Kylie, a member of the faction hunting the Hex queen. Shit, so I've been kneeling before my enemy along.

She held a silver dagger aloft, its blade shimmering under the lunar glow. "Children of the Moon!" the Priestess cried. "Tonight, the blood of the Alpha meets the soul of the Luna. We witness the sealing of the fated bond. Kael of the Nightfang, step forward with your mate." The crowd went silent. The heartbeat of the pack was a singular, thrumming rhythm. Ariyah took a breath, ready to step into her destiny. She reached for Kael’s hand, expecting his fingers to lace through hers, to ground her, to claim her.

"This is not a curse, child. It's a calling. What you do with it is your choice. But know that your mother believed in you. Your grandmother believed in you. And I believe in you." She walked away, leaving me alone with the fountain and my thoughts. A calling. A prophecy. A choice that would determine if the kingdom stood or fell. I was eighteen years old. I'd killed my first man today. I'd discovered I was the heir to a lost dynasty. And now princes and assassins were fighting over me like I was a piece on a game board. Behind me, someone cleared their throat. I turned. A young priest stood there, looking nervous. "Lady Khalifa? Prince Louis asks for you. He says it's urgent."

she asked, shaking the silky material a little. "Yes, it's lovely. You really know my taste flora" i said with a wink and she blushed. "White is my favourite" i added. i have always loved white because it matches with my beautiful long white hair. My name is Destiny and I will be turning 18 tomorrow. I am the only daughter and princess of cloud kingdom. My dad is a worrior, a powerful fighter and he always tells me that i will be a great warrior and princess and to always use my power for good.