Kai Winters Mechat Novels & Stories

Isolde's real plan hinged on getting help from K. She had exchanged a few messages with K online before and knew he ranked among the sharpest minds in AI engineering. If she could bring him onto the team, he could help her develop the algorithms and programs needed to commercialize the androids within two months.

Kai remained silent, watchful, his golden gaze unreadable. I turned my attention to one of the older warriors, a man named Roran, who had fought on the frontlines with me. He had been wary of me at first, but now his gaze held something else—curiosity. He gestured toward the sky. “So. Those machines of yours… how do they work?” I leaned forward, resting my elbows on my knees. “The drones?” He nodded. I smirked. “You saw them in action.” “Aye, but I don’t understand them.” He shook his head. “They weren’t just following orders. They were thinking.”

—What do you mean, excited, why? —MATE is close; I can feel it—. Kira in my mind and I couldn't help but get nervous. —Don't get too excited; we might be disappointed; we don't need any MATE,— I said, trying to keep her under control and kept my focus on the road. RED WINTER PACKHOUSE

Aiden called, but Rowan didn’t stop. Aiden took a few slices of bread and sipped his coffee while Kai went to change. Moments later, Kai returned dressed in the suit, and Aiden caught his breath at how good Kai looked. “Please, can you help me with the wrist buttons?” Kai asked, stretching out his hands. “I’m not used to this,” he added. “It’s fine,” Aiden said, fastening them carefully. “Thanks. Now I think I’m ready,” Kai said. Aiden nodded. “Let’s go now, not to keep Rowan waiting,” Aiden said as they reached the door, a voice stopped them.

That was all the warning I got. The studio was dim, heated to 95 degrees, mirrors on every wall, the air thick with eucalyptus and sweat. I unrolled my mat in the back row like a coward. Then he walked in. Kai was sex incarnate in human form. Thirty-one, 6’2”, with the kind of sculpted, sun-kissed body that looked airbrushed. Broad shoulders tapering to a narrow waist, every muscle defined but functional—long, corded arms, powerful thighs that flexed under thin black compression shorts, and a chest dusted with dark hair that trailed down into a sharp V disappearing beneath the waistband. His tank top clung to him like a second skin, already damp. When he turned to face the class, his hazel e

Kai answers him and orders himself a neat whiskey while getting me a glass of red wine. Dimitri blinks at his question, looking genuinely surprised. “Oh? Okay, that’s no problem then. I was always under the impression that you would keep that side away from her,” he says. Kai shrugs. “There will be no point in doing that; Caterina will be my Luna by the end of the week,” he explains. Dimitri’s eyes widen, and then he smiles. “What! On the day of the eclipse?” he asks with a grin, and Kai nods.

Kai laughed. Another thing caught my sight. A realistic three-dimensional model of the solar system. "I might even call this place something more than a study. Some sci-fi tech room," I muttered under my breath. "Welcome to my world," Kai hushed as he came to wrap his arms around me from behind. His chest pressed against my back as he cooed into the crook of my neck, making me tilt my face for his pleasure. "How did you even attain all of these? Who are you, Alpha Kai?" Releasing myself from him, I turned to face him.

Tell it that even though I couldn't carry it in my belly forever, I love it so much. [Oh, and… I just remembered something. I always stayed in that room in the corner tower. Every time we were intimate, I had to walk back to that freezing room from your warm one in the middle of the night. [I'm not afraid of the dark, but it's so cold in winter. So Axel, after ten years, are we living together? Have I become your Luna? [Does that mean I'm finally staying in the room meant for your fated mate, and I don't have to walk back alone at night anymore? If... I mean, if… You know what I'm asking, right? If not, I'm okay with us staying like this forever!

I gasped then froze when I heard the voice behind me. “Careful, Lena,” Kai whispered, his breath warm against my ear. “You’re not supposed to be here.” I turned slowly. His eyes were calm, too calm. And then I saw it. The faint blue light flickering beneath his wrist, circuitry. My heart stopped. “Kai…” I whispered, stepping back. “What’s that?” He smiled faintly, almost sad. “You didn’t really think she was the only one who could be rebuilt… did you?”

The twinkle in Lex’s eyes dulled and his genuinely large smile turned into a tight lipped, straight line as he hung down his head. Sensing an upcoming war coming from my side, Kai quickly intervened and said, “If you ever have any trouble with that smart watch, I can help you fix it, especially in turning your soft-ware into hard-ware,” he flirted and got three collective smacks from Jax, Samantha and Aira, on his head. “Oww !” Kai howled while rubbing his head. “I was just offering him my services,” he whined. “Escort service, you mean ?” Aira deadpanned.