Kaito Cantarella Novels & Stories

“I was an Omega. The weakest in my pack. “You were never an Omega,” Kael said, “Your old pack was blind. They suffocated you with their regulations and their social structure. Your real nature could not breathe in that land. The rejection was the key that unlocked you,” Kael said. He nodded at the spot on my leg. It was almost as if I could sense a warm glow springing from it. "This sign on your leg, it is more than simply a claim. It is a catalyst. And it shall serve to increase your power. Power for you and your child."

"Oh, we've met. Before . But that's not a question." Ellaya took a step back, feeling increasingly uncomfortable. "I... I don't recall." Kaito leaned in closer, his voice dropping to a menacing whisper. "You will. Soon enough." Ellaya's heart raced as she looked into his dark, unforgiving eyes. "What do you mean? Who are you?" Kaito's grin turned sinister as he straightened up. "Let's just say I'm here to ensure you pay for your actions. Consider this a friendly warning."

He didn't want to go her wrong impression about him! Chantelle sat down on the bed, still processing what had just happened. It was a strange mix of emotions - embarrassment, gratitude, and relief. But the thing that stood out to her the most was the sense of safety and comfort she felt around Delcan. It was a feeling she hadn't experienced in a long time, and she savored it. She knew that she was on the path to healing, and Delcan was helping her every step of the way.

"Call me if these people end up needing us to do something else for them." "Sure," Kelvin repled. With just the three of them now in the room, Catori sat down again. Kelvin went in to use the dressing room. "You were about to tell me your name earlier," Erica said with a smiling face. Catori could not help but feel some kind of welcome from her. "Yeah. My name is Catori," she said. "That's a unique name. I've never heard it before," she said. "I'm Erica." "It's nice to meet you, Erica," she said quietly.

“The elementary school edition.” During lunch break, Takuto pretended to go to the bathroom, but actually slipped into the records room. He needed to confirm one thing: Did Kenta really have his past memories? “Just as I thought…” he muttered, flipping to a certain personnel file. His pupils shrank. Kenta’s résumé read: “Skilled in mental calculation. Runner-up in the National Children’s Abacus Championship.” —Exactly the same achievement listed on the rival heir’s CV from his past life!

Katty Emerlinda was startled. 'Who is this woman? Is she the queen, Lourine Chatrine? But it can't be. I never knew or even heard that Lourine Chatrine had such powerful powers. Who is this woman? ' Katty Emerlinda thought. Katty let out a long howl and then tried to attack the creature. Several times she tried but she failed to penetrate the halo. Katty despaired and changed her form back into a human.

"If you haven't left, I will be forced to charge you the shop's income right now. You're also causing a shambles here." "Be it, Miss Dahlia." He wasn't even affected despite what I said. Kai Carter is his name. His name is a bit familiar to me, but I don’t know where I heard it. Familiar or not? Oh, Carter?! Yuki Carter. My favorite writer. Despite this, the man in front of me has the same surname as she does. I'm hoping they're not related to each other. Yuki is an adoptive child as well.

“But don’t worry, you’ll figure that out in no time.” Creeped out, I took a step back, putting distance between us. I hated how he was speaking to me; it was frightening. But at the same time, I couldn’t stop my mind from making up fantasies about this guy, either. “K-Keane,” Kasey said, and she looked so frightened to even speak his name that I almost laughed. “Carter wanted me to show her around.” “Sure,” Keane breathed, flashing a smile at me. As we stood facing each other, he reached into his pocket for a cigarette, slipping it between his lips before pulling out a lighter and lighting it. He took a long, hard drag and blew the smoke into my face.

“Such an ability is impossible to have without being possessed, but I don’t sense another being in his body. Just what is-” Bam! Kaito’s head was bumped by someone’s elbow behind him. He turned around and saw two men he recognised from one of the tournament’s livestreams. “Oh, sorry. Place is pretty tight.” One of the men apologised as he kept walking. Kaito just nodded and returned his attention to the arena. The host had just started with his intro, but Kaito paid that no attention as something else did. There was black pill on his crotch. Kaito picked it up and examined it. He could make no head nor tails of it, or where it came from. Kaito looked to his right to find the men that bumped

The guest list was a tactical map of power: energy ministers, tech billionaires, legacy aristocrats, and, most importantly, Kaito Sato. Camelia Thorne moved through the crowd like a vision in midnight velvet. Her dress was dark, absorbing the light around her, making her appear as a singular, focused point of gravity in a room of sparkling distractions. She held a glass of champagne she hadn’t touched, her eyes scanning the room with the precision of a predator.