Kaede Execution Novels & Stories

Before she can close the distance, Tade steps into her path with terrifying speed, his massive frame blocking her access and forcing her to halt two meters away. "Master Kael, please reconsider!" Nia begs, her voice cracking with desperation as she looks past the enforcer's shoulder. "I can remedy the personal alliance immediately. I will execute the severing ritual tonight if your wolf demands it! Just grant me another opportunity to hold the trading house title!" Kael pauses his chair for a fraction of a second, his features as rigid as carved stone. "An Adebayo alpha never reverses an execution order." "But the replacement process will disrupt the entire Solstice distribution!" Nia scream

“EXECUTIVES KADE MURDERED IN TARGETED ATTACK.” “BODY MUTILATED. EVIDENCE POINTS TO BETRAYAL WITHIN EXECUTIVES.” “FINAL MESSAGE: AZAR’S NAME IN THE FRAME.” Inside the council estate, the news broke mid-morning, spreading like a virus. Guards whispered. Assistants fumbled with papers. Zev’s clenched jaw and pale features said everything before he even opened his mouth. His cup of tea trembled on the table as he watched the security footage of Kade’s last hour. Nothing was caught on the cameras beyond a flicker of lights—then darkness. By the time a convoy arrived, it was already too late.

I asked. “Three nodes. Two in Eastern Europe. One local asset sniffing around India.” My jaw tightened. “Options?” I asked. “Two,” Kade said. “Erase or cage.” “Define.” “Erase,” he said calmly, “means they stop breathing.” “And cage?” “They disappear into places where names don’t matter anymore.” I didn’t hesitate. “Both,” I said. “Case by case.” Kade’s smile faded into something sharper. “That’s the man I know.”

A sharp realization struck me so unexpectedly that I immediately straightened in my seat. "Wait," I muttered. I gestured instinctively with my hand as though I were speaking to someone sitting across from me. The thought raced through my head rapidly. "Dr Kade has always worked for Alpha Caden and Valthera," I added before pausing. My heart began beating slightly faster. Because the more I thought about it, the more the pieces seemed to fit together. Kade handled the examinations. Kade supervised the tests. Kade delivered the reports. And Kade spent years following Caden's instructions without question.

"That... That I wanted to leave my king." "Leave." Earl's face filled with joy, fear and relief. He stood without another word, bowed stiffly, and walked out. The doors shut behind him with a finality that made the remaining elders flinch. Kade's face went red. "That coward!" He spat. " He runs the moment it matters! This is why the pack is weak, because men like him_" "Sit down, Kade,"Arden said. Kade didn't. He leaned over the table, fingers shaking as he pointed at Arden. "That shameful slut and traitor must be executed today! Guards, I command you, go to the infirmary and drag her out! Now!"

The moment that I laid my eyes on her, I already knew that Victoria Stephens is mine. “ Technically, he killed me first,” Lourde said in between his laugh. I howled knowing he’s stepping towards Victoria but the bound in my body made no mercy against my attempt to stop him. “ Come on. I thought Erebus are supposed to be feisty and wise like how my father describes them. What happened, heiress? You failed to see how he’s useless? He’s not an alpha. Heck. He’ll never be.” “ Shut up!” I shouted. “ I’m a fucking alpha. You failed to realize I’m the executioner, now? And technically speaking, you’re a ghost, Lourde. You’re dead.”

Jack's kicks and punches kept on raining his body and he couldn't do anything. His parents will blame him if he did. Black dots filled his vision and the darkness swallowed him fully. 15 years old " it's not mine," his voice cracked, his hands are trembling. He's looking at his parents while holding the bag of weed that the maid found in his room. " shut up," his father screamed and it made his younger siblings flinch and run away from the scene. Ace flinched and gulped, he tried to not panic. He looked at Andrew, his older brother, with questioning eyes.

she pleaded with me through the mind link. "That ship had sailed a long time ago, "I replied, "Everyone has chosen their path. Most of them lead to nowhere." I said, and Adam led me away from the room. He carried me bridal style back to our apartment. The execution was going to take place in the morning. A lot of moons would lose their lives, and it all thanks to Kendra and her stupid uprising cult.

The feeds were neat and efficient, a symphony of human movements rendered into data. Then one of the nodes reacted in a way our models had only predicted as an outlier: Kade’s lieutenant in Belgrade disappeared off his route and triggered an emergency kill-switch. The van that should have intercepted him returned empty; his phone went dark. For a moment the world narrowed to a string of unanswered pings.

I recoiled, but the chains held me fast, and he pressed harder, breath hot against my neck. Before I could cry out, Kade was on him. Quick and fierce. He seized the scout by the throat, lifting him effortlessly. “Touch her again,” he growled, “and you’re dead.” The scout’s eyes bulged, his hands clawing at Kade’s grip, but Kade showed no sign of relent. With a sickening crack, he twisted and snapped the scout's neck. The body fell lifeless, and the rest of the scouts halted, stunned. Kade turned back to me, his expression grim, chest heaving. “Mine to deal with,” he muttered. In his eyes, I saw something raw and intense that made my skin crawl.