Kade From Down To Earth Novels & Stories

Why is she connected to the house? "I think it's the house." Cassidy mummer's her face barried in thrash's wide shoulders. "No, this shit stain is old. We just need to find a way out." Kade quipped as he lifted a chair hauling it towards the window. Instead of the expected smash the wooden chair barely grazed the window. "What the?" The ground started shaking, things started falling and being tossed around. Kade used his element earth to get the ground to form a shield for them.

The Gatekeeper’s voice slipped into our thoughts again. “Derivative architecture always echoes origin.” Kade laughed once—short, humorless. “So I’m an echo.” “You are adaptive resonance,” the Gatekeeper corrected. The fracture in the ground emitted a faint glow now, pale light seeping upward from its depth. Not fire, not magma but energy. The earth beneath us was no longer dormant. It was aligning. “Kade,” I said firmly, stepping closer to him despite the pull radiating outward. “Look at me.”

She thought it was the entrance to the Heavens, but when she reached for the light, she felt herself being pulled through a fiery inferno, and when she came to, Kade was cradling her head, murmuring to her softly over and over again how much he loved her. Kade had told me he was mourning the loss of Nevaeh when he felt a darkness sweep over the Earth. The darkness that surrounded him was ice-cold, and its touches felt like the grim reaper had come to collect the souls promised to him. Kade said he felt the darkness engulfing him, but then a pure voice called to him, beckoning him to jump off a ledge away from the darkness. Kade told me he almost didn't listen to the voice; having lost Nevaeh

I repeated, refusing to let his doctor medicate me ever again. Kade ran a heavy hand through his dark hair. He stood up from the bed and paced across the thick carpet. He walked over to the tall windows and looked out at the estate gardens for a few minutes. He commanded hundreds of dangerous men in the city, and he ran a massive underground empire with strict authority. Yet he looked incredibly helpless standing inside his own bedroom. He walked back to the nightstand and picked up the small bowl of warm oatmeal. He grabbed a silver spoon and sat back down on the mattress.

This is about Erden. And when I wake up I won’t be here. I’ll be with Cross Kryne. The last thing I feel is the couch beneath me and Cade’s voice murmuring something I can no longer understand, and then the world goes mercifully, terrifyingly black.

My breathing came in short gasps and the tears I'd been holding back for long burned beneath my eyelids, demanding I release them. Not here. Not now. I need to make it to the bathroom. The ladies bathroom was at the far end of the hall. It felt like miles. I pushed myself off the wall and forced my legs to move, one step at a time and the chocolate leaving a trail behind. Someone rounded the corner. I froze. Kade Sterling. The Gamma's son, senior, and a part of the inner circle that included Damien, Eleora, and Zane. He was tall, quite lean, with light brown hair and hazel eyes that I noticed always looked uncomfortable when the bullying got violent.

No better than what I have on my back right now. "Your stuff is crap," I say, eyeing a little kid as he hands over a shovel to a taller man with a stain-covered hoodie. "I expected the Rebels to have better gears. You know, considering your whole 'Get rid of the damn chimeras things and take back Earth' thing. You're going to need more than peashooters to take down their spaceship." "Oh, believe me. We have more. We just have it packed away at the current moment."

Her face was drenched in sweat, and her eyes were red as if she'd been terribly wronged. "Ms. Harrison, she wants to bleed the earth dry." The student assistant froze, hand still on his brow. Zoe eyed the remote in Katie's hands. "Why do you have the dorm remote control?" Katie instantly pressed it to her chest like a sacred relic. "This thing is evil. Every breath of air it blows is cutting the life of our mountains and rivers short. Mother Nature bleeds too." As she said that, tears rolled down her cheeks. "I know people think I'm weird, but I just want to stop industrial civilization from poisoning our world."

Kade's pov I let out a soft breath as I stared at the garden right before my eyes. So many stories have been told about this garden. No one had ever gone through it and came out. But I am Alpha Kade Hart. I have escaped death more times than I can imagine and there is no way I was going to let myself die so easily. Not here. Not today. Not when Celine's life was still hanging in the balance and every second I wasted was a second she couldn't afford.

It was like he was standing in the corner of the room watching himself fall apart. “But... nothing is wrong with you, Mr. Kade,” I said. I sounded innocent, like a four year old child who knew nothing about the horrors of the world. I looked at his strong chest, his powerful arms, his perfect face. He looked like a god. How could he be dying? Kade smiled at me, but it wasn't a kind smile. It was full of grief. And then, the nightmare truly began.