Kai Parker Quotes Novels & Stories

Kai laughed. “I am joking, but Harper, you have some mad skills. I’m proud of you kid.” Tanner said to me with a big smile. “For the record, I am never letting you live this down. If we are ever in battle and we are in trouble, I’m just going to mind link Gabe to send in the juggernaut. Then you are supposed to come in guns blazing!” He sounded excited as he was saying that last part. I laughed out loud. “Well… not really with guns blazing, but you get the idea.” Kai was waiting for my reaction.

“Noah Carter… Go before I kick you out of my house!” And who could deny her after the use of my full name…?

“We have a lot of work to do if we are going to make this party epic. I for one cannot wait to work with you.” I looked toward Kai and noticed his unamused look. “With all due respect, I work for the Alpha family which means when Alpha Kai needs my assistance he will ask for it.” I told him flatly, trying to mask my desire to hear him call me kitten just one more time.

’’ Reed smiled. ‘’Thank you.’’ Kara said shyly. ‘’I have a feeling that i’ve met you somewhere before but i can’t quite place it. Where are you from?’’ he asked. Kara took some time to answer. It was all a part of her plan, the waiting before the final reply was all a part of the grand scheme of things. ‘’You really have no idea.’’ she said, finally. ******************* "What? Who exactly is this lady?" Parker asked.

Sweating and breathless from the passion we shared, Kai kissed my forehead and wrapped his arms around me. “Do you think it was right to not invite your mom?” Kai asked, his whisper barely audible like one sharing a secret. I exhaled sharply through my nose, an instinctive reflex, and smirked. “Which of them? The real one or the fake one?” Kai laughed. "Pandora is a piece of shit. She doesn't deserve to be anywhere near you. I'm talking about your real mom, of course.”

"Stars burn out. You need someone stable. Someone like you." "I am stable," I countered. "And I'm also happy. Can you even tell the difference anymore?" Kai took the microphone. I expected a standard speech about teamwork and the big win. Instead, he looked straight at me. The room seemed to fall away. "I used to think winning was the only thing that mattered," Kai said into the mic. His voice was gravelly and honest. "I thought rules were for other people and that I didn't need anyone. But this season taught me I was wrong. Success doesn't mean anything if you're alone at the finish line."