Johnny Storm Novels & Stories

The worst part of everything was Johnny wasn’t even making things easier, he was doing the exact opposite. “Well I don’t have a lot of time for that, Damian. Johnny is making my life a living hell. It’s always Addie this or Addie that, I need all of this behind me!” I buried my head in my hands, just the mere thought of going back home to a constantly complaining Johnny had my stress levels spiking. “It can’t be that bad.” Damian scoffed, twirled a glass between his fingers and leaned deeper into the bar-stool.

Shiloh said bluntly, eyes narrowing as she studied Sophie. Before Sophie could bristle, Johnny appeared, towel slung around his shoulders, grinning like a wolf himself. “Too young? She fights like she isn’t young. Hell, she fights better than half this sorry lot.” Shiloh’s mouth tugged into something like agreement. “True enough.” She jerked her chin toward her suite. “You want a real shower, use mine. I’ve even got something sexy you can wear after, take the heat off those bitches.”

I shot the two of them with a vicious glare, then turned around and stormed out of the room. As I looked at the mess all over my body and my arm, scalded red, my hatred for Wynnie reached its breaking point. … By the time I had cleaned myself up and headed to the routine meeting, the team members were giving me strange, complicated looks. “What’s wrong? Did something happen?” They looked awkward. “Well… I went to get Ms. Lynn just now, but Ash was inside. She said she had something to deal with, so tonight’s meeting is canceled.”

“You can’t leave for three days. Who will I annoy now?” “Not me.” Christian chuckled. “Don’t worry, I told Luna to keep you company.” Johnny told me. It was interesting to know that he was the one communicating with my friend instead of me, and I couldn’t help but wonder. “So what? Are you guys together?” I asked him. Johnny looked up at me and scoffed before he shook his head. “I don’t do relationships.” He confessed. It had appeared Johnny and Christian were indeed cousins. “Of course you don’t.”