Kaede Assassination Classroom Novels & Stories

“And if you don’t know the truth, you’ll make the same mistakes.” He looked at Kade. “And you’ll keep hiding it.” --- The meeting ended badly. No alliance. Not yet. Too much blood between us. On the ride back, none of us spoke. What was there to say? My mother was murdered. By Vex. And Kade knew. When we got back to Redwood, I went straight to my quarters and locked the door. Kael knocked twice, then left. Kade didn’t knock at all. I sat on the floor for hours, staring at nothing.

Smoke filled the courtyard in thick waves. One of the attackers tried sneaking up behind Kade. Kingsley saw it. “Kade, right…” But Kade didn’t even turn. He tilted his head a fraction, caught the man’s reflection in a broken window beside him, then fired backward without looking. The man dropped dead. Kingsley froze. “…Show off.” Kade didn’t reply. He simply kept walking, reloading his gun, moving. Collins covered him from the right side, his face tight with frustration and anger, not at the battle, but at the memory of Isabella running from him earlier.

I lost my balance and fell backward, the classroom exploded with noise, some students screamed, others moved away quickly. Selena and her friends stepped toward me like they were ready for more.“Teach her a lesson!” Kata yelled. I tried to stand up, but my leg hurt badly from the fall. Just when things were about to get worse, a cold voice suddenly echoed through the classroom. “Stop.” the single word was enough to silence everyone, every head turned toward the door, Alpha Kai stood there. His face looked dark and dangerous, two guards stood behind him, the air inside the classroom suddenly became heavy.

She nodded quickly, unable to form a reply. By the time she shut her locker and glanced over her shoulder, he was already walking away. But the heat he left behind stayed with her, lodged deep under her skin. ~•~ The classroom smelled faintly of chalk and warm paper. Voices of students filled the air in a restless buzz, chairs scraping against the floor as everyone settled in. Eden slipped into her usual seat near the middle row, hoping to blend in. She did not see him slip into the room. Kael stayed just beyond the doorway’s line of sight, leaning against the wall in the shadow of the half-closed blinds. The dim light streaked across his face in uneven bars, glinting in his eyes as they loc

Kaden asks. I let out an oh-my-god-I-am-going-to-die scream and braced for my chair to hit the ground. I jumped, but all it did was cause my chair to start falling backwards. I never hit the ground, so I open my eyes to see Gio standing there. He had caught my chair before I hit the ground. I stay still as he sets my chair back up, and that is when I see that Alek, Brent, and Lance have followed Kaden home. I sit there for a minute, trying to calm my racing heart. Of course, this adrenaline rush woke up my little man, and it felt like he was having a gymnastic competition in my uterus. Lance, the asshole that he is, is trying not to laugh.

He pesters me as I struggle with myself to at least be able to wiggle my fingers. I hate him. I hate him so much. No particular reason as to why they want him dead? His words right now are enough reasons. What part made me this unconscious? Was it the hit? Or was it the fact that I cut myself? Was it my blood? I have bled one too many times. Aunt Kitra made sure I never had my trainings easy. “What is an assassin if you cannot fight the same death you have made your job?” He continues to pester me as he increases his pressure on my foot.

She had to be communicating through the wolf bond. The thought of it made my heart sink. I reached for my own packs bond, but all I got in response was silence. They were all gone. “He’s coming,” Bella whispered, snapping me out of the deep sadness that came on me. Without another word, she turned and fled out the door. I blinked, forcing my voice to work. "Wait! Bella!" The door opened again. And this time, it wasn’t Bella. It was him. Alpha Kade. My wolf was basically purring as he entered the dark room, but i hushed her. "He killed our entire pack, remember?" I whisper down to my wolf, hoping it would wash off whateverplans she may have. I did not want a murderer for a mate.

The oath settled over me like weight. Ancient. Binding. “You may take the stand.” I sat. Exposed. Elder Matthias leaned forward. “Three nights ago, Alpha Korr was assassinated on Ashwood territory. You were present. You were the last person he spoke to.” “I was.” “And he named you his heir in front of witnesses.” “He did.” Matthias’s gaze sharpened. “Convenient.” River growled. Cade’s hand pressed into my back. I didn’t move. “Say it clearly, Elder.”

The next morning, Theodore and Gad took their breakfast and set out for the academy. The academy was a five minutes walk from the palace. They could have simply teleported there but Theodore didn't know how to teleport yet so they had to walk. "What class do we have first?" Theodore asked Gad. "History of demons." Gad said wearily, he hated this class because it was boring. "Really? I can't wait" Theodore said excitedly. "You are the only demon I have met who is excited about this class. It's just a repetition of things we all know."

After a moment, he lets go. “I still have to break mine.” Terror coils in my stomach. Then it gets worse. He pulls a leash out of his pocket. An actual leash. Gold. Short. Flashy. He clips it to my collar. I want to scream. It’s like being turned into property. A thing. “Get to class. All of you,” Aiden commands the rest of the cafeteria.