Kade From Down To Earth Novels & Stories

“You need to stop crushing my chest, Kade,” I choked out, a low, thick growl rumbling deep within my throat as I wrapped my arms completely around his massive shoulders. My fingers dug into the heavy tactical leather covering his spine, pulling him closer into my space until our ribs compressed. The raw, primal heat of his dominant wolf rolled off his skin in waves, instantly invading my senses and overriding the lingering fear that had frozen my muscles only moments ago. For half a winter cycle, my hands had been completely empty of his touch, forced to survive on nothing but distant memories while he ran silent border patrols across the frozen expanses of Abakon Yellow. Unlike Malakai and

"Stop calling me Earthling, I have a name," "I know your name, Maddison Hart," My heart skipped a beat hearing him saying my name. I don't know why. "How do I even begin to teach you to be human, can you provide at least some context here?" I try to speak with much composure I could muster. "I don't know. You tell me, you're the teacher here. I just have to blend in, I need some time to recuperate you know. I crashed, remember?" "From what I know, you don't need any recuperating, alien," I rolled my eyes at him. He threw me off the ground and survived a stun gun without even flinching. Why does he think he needs to recuperate?

My father was alpha Edgar and my mother was luna Gabriella, we were, no- we are the stronghold of the children of Gaia and we are here to restore peace. *** “Don’t tell me you’re actually going through with this bullshit theory of finding your mate?” Kai said as he let out a laugh while staring at me, “What, no, why would you even think that. I don’t care about finding some mate given to me by the moon, are you serious. I make my own decisions in life, I refuse to be told what to do just because the moon is having her period, thank you very much. “So what, you saying you don’t believe in mates?” Kai said now leaning closer into me than before. Kai was my best friend, has been since we were b

“Kade isn’t an alpha.” “He’s not a firstborn alpha, so his scent isn’t as strong. It is easy to mistake for a beta scent, especially when he is working around chemicals, cleaning products, and medicines in the hospital. But I remember we took a shower together, and halfway through the shower I smelled it.” “Did you ask him about it?” “No. I was sort of in the middle of …um… going down on him when I smelled it and I --” I put my hand up. “Goddess, spare me the details. Do you know which pack he is from?”

He had no idea. 'Maybe I could go and meet Lyka and ask her to help me with my problem.' Azakeal thought. Azak had known Lyka the first time he had to come down to Earth. It was to help Aurora's great-great-great-he forgot how many great was in that- great grandmother, Sameera. Aurora looked the exact replica of Sameera.

I asked as my smile faded and a frown no doubt formed on my face. “ Nervousness isn’t funny, I have so many cases of those, and I don’t make jokes about them.” She said simply. “ But they’re not his childr-“ “- Valora help me with Zeus’s bath will you?” I heard Kade say. I turned around and found him casually dressed in a black, long-sleeved shirt that stuck to his body and dark blue jeans with black and white sneakers on. He looked like how he used to in high school, especially with his hair slicked back and his glasses on.

However, at least now he knows that his uncle isn’t the exact person they really think he is from the onset. Kade is still surprised that Jared did all he did. Why he hasn’t just killed them from childhood rather than helping in training them to become the evil beings that they are now. Kyle is already weakened, and his head dropped onto the table. He’s lost his consciousness. “You’re the real evil.” Kade speaks, but his voice is only a whisper. He couldn’t bring himself to express himself the way he actually wanted to. The poison has settled deep into his body, and he’s spitting out blood in each cough every now and then, unable to stop.

Chief commander Kade sat on his bed, hand clasped together. He seemed to be in deep thought as he buried his face to the ground. His mind, his thought– were a big mess as it all linked back to just one person– the Luna. Aria. He let out a soft low sigh, as he rolled up the sleeves of his cloth, displaying his well built muscles and veins of his right arm.

RAVEN'S POV Kade went down and never got up. His body fell in a heap like a marionette whose strings had been cut. The gun fell out of his hand, skittered across the dingy concrete and ended up against the wall. "Kade." I shouted his name, but he made no movement. Did not respond. Just lie there and let the poison complete its mission. "Kade, please. Get up. Please."

was coded for. “Yes. A very nice car.” Kade completed the coded communication with complete stoicism. “I’ll follow separately.” She nodded. “Very good, sir.” After she closed the door behind her, Kade carefully arranged and labeled Raven’s notes, slipping them into a fingerprint-locked drawer in his desk. In his mind, he was already making calculations about her: his newest asset. His newest weapon. And he knew she’d be great. *** Kade told his driver to take turns down to the bottom floor of the empty underground parking garage very slowly. Ostensibly, this was to avoid scratching the limo on the tight turns, but really, it was for dramatic effect. Kade wanted Todd Richardson to hear him co