Kai X Lloyd Novels & Stories

But I left. Fast. And the moment the door shut behind me, the façade cracked. My breaths came shallow, and my fingers trembled. Stronger than me. Stronger than any wolf I had ever touched. Not just powerful… Untouchable. “What the hell…?” I whispered. This wasn’t Xavier. This wasn’t Kai. This wasn’t even Lorenzo at his worst. This was something else entirely. Something I had not been prepared for. And for the first time in years…

LIAM I lay face down on my bed, watching my crush, my star player and ice king, Kai Anderson playing against the Oregon Wolves. My heart is throbbing. What a close game! Two powerful giants playing against each other but my eyes aren't focused on anyone other than Kai. He runs at the speed of flash, striking his puck with precision. “Woooohhhhhhhhhhh!” I leap up from the bed, shouting into the night, totally forgetting I'm at the hospital and expected to maintain peace and calm.

Liam’s hands lingered at my waist before they dropped, and he turned, jaw tight. Kai stood a few feet away, unreadable. His gaze flicked between us for the briefest moment, but he said nothing about what he saw. “There’s an emergency,” he said calmly. “You’re needed. Now.” Liam nodded, still catching his breath. “I’ll be right there.” Kai gave one more look at me, and left. I stared at Liam, heart hammering, skin flushed, fury melted down into something far more dangerous. He looked like he wanted to say something.

He had a split lip and a bruise forming on his jaw. "Hey, El," Kai said to the camera. His voice was calm, almost casual. "If you're watching this, it means I didn't kill Ryan. Which means I've just blown my cover with Karl to save your warrior." He glanced in the rearview mirror at Leo. "I know what you saw on the receipt," Kai continued. "I know you think I sold you out. And seven years ago... I did. I was a mercenary. I took the job."

Kai shrugged. Liana bit her lower lip, thinking of what to say. "What do you know about me?" Kai made his forehead crease a little as if he's in his thoughts. "You're 24, a former teacher, filipino who came abroad, has a sick brother, a housewife mother, and a father who's a farmer," "You remember everything right. You're really interested in me, huh…" Liana whispered to herself. "I am. In fact, I'm really really invested in you, miss Liana," Kai leaned his elbows on the table and stared directly at Liana's soul. Liana pressed her lips and closed her eyes shut after realizing she might not have said it that low.

The afternoon sun was hot, but the air inside the penthouse was always cool. Lily walked down a hallway she had not seen before. At the end was a door with a glowing blue light. This was the room of Kai Kai was the tech genius. He was not as loud as Leo or as bossy as Jax. He was quiet and very smart. When Lily pushed the door open, she saw a room full of computers, glowing screens, and strange machines that looked like they came from the future.

I add. “That is wonderful and it makes it easier for you to have him fall for you.” Mom states. “Yeah well after Nick told me about my new position I asked what all the excitement was about. Kaden got engaged over the weekend and it was to none other than Everly. The child she is carrying is his and it is a boy. Nick said they have been dating awhile. They also work closely with Tianya and Kylynn who are the founders and CEOs of Olympus energy drinks. Phil said that Everly is also one of the CEOs.” I comment.

"You keep telling yourself that." "Wait, do you have a boyfriend or not?" "I don't!" I shrug. "He's just a friend." "So there is someone." Kai narrows his eyes. "Who is he? I must kill him this instant. I declare war!" "Oh, shut up, Kai." Sasha snaps and pulls out a knife to make cuts on the bottom of her new heels so that she has a better grip in them. "You're so dramatic, it's seriously getting on my nerves. Don’t you have work tomorrow? It's pretty late." Kai's an accountant. Or tries to be, as far as I've heard. He's not really a hard-working type of a person.

He gave us both a small bow before standing tall. “Alpha Xavier, Luna Hannah,” he said with respect. “Thank you for having us. It’s been an honor.” “Oh, Kai,” I smiled, reaching up to fix a curl that had flopped onto his forehead like he was still a boy in need of tidying. “We’re happy you’re here. Laila’s face lit up when she saw you.” His grin widened. “She hasn’t changed a bit.” “Oh, she has,” Xavier chuckled. “She’s just better at hiding her schemes now.”