Kane & Abel Novels & Stories

They could literally get anywhere with help from their community. "Just Mustard," Charlie stated the name of the band with such pride. "Aren't they bitchin'?" She turned to Jesse and clinked her glass of gin and tonic against his, bobbing her head to the music as Just Mustard played Seven. "They're rad," Jesse agreed, taking a sip from his drink. "Have you seen Levi or Isaac?" He asked Charlie, his head darting around the room. But really he was looking for K. He sent her a text message before he headed to Castello, and after he had arrived. He didn't want to give her the impression that he was desperately waiting and expecting for her, even if he totally was. He fished for his phone from hi

Annabella said "So...can you at least tell me your names? I need to know" she said "I'm Casey and this is Alex. We are twins as you can see and we are six years old" Casey introduced and Annabella smiled "I'm Annabella" She said "How old are you?" Casey asked "I don't think that is necessary Casey" Alex interrupted "Right,we should get you two ready first" Annabella said "I wonder how late we are going to be today" Casey muttered "Not too late,trust me" Annabella said

Abel said, and I was perplexed, I wondered what must have happened between the both of them. “What happened? Did they fight?” I asked, wondering what the two had in common. “Why are you agitated? Unlike you, Kern seems to have taken a liking to Anya,” Abel started, and my brows furrowed. I could already tell that I wasn’t going to like this conversation. “During my evening training with Kern, he mentioned Anya.” “I know Anya is just a tribute from a smaller pack, but Kern has taken an interest in her, and I think it’s only proper you let Kern have her. You know Kern has never really had an interest in any girl before,” Abel said, and I fisted my hand angrily.

"Everyone else will be along soon too. Kane rode with us because he is currently hiding from Anastasia. He crashed her car." Caleb starts laughing properly now, the kind of laugh that takes over his whole chest, and Rose giggles softly, and Reed allows himself the smallest twitch of a smile while maintaining his overall composure, and Sophia looks at all of them with the specific exhausted love of someone who would not trade a single second of this chaos for anything quieter. ***

Emily, Kane worked diligently into the night, solely for my benefit. I overheard him speaking on the phone with various people, tirelessly seeking buyers for our harvest when it arrived. The level of support he showed was truly heartening. Such kindness and assistance were entirely new to me, and I deeply appreciated it. Kane stood in stark contrast to Jake, and I couldn't help but question why I had ever been drawn to someone so unpleasant as Jake.

Although I knew that Kade had murdered Dane’s mate, killing his own brother must have been an extremely difficult decision for him. “Mia, who are these people?” Kara asked. “And what do they want?” she added. “You know those people you talked about?” I replied. “Yeah.” “Meet Alpha Dane,” I said, pointing to the man standing bloodied over Kade. Her eyes widened as she observed his appearance. “That explains a lot,” she said while curiously eyeing him. “Hey,” Dane said casually to Kara before turning his gaze toward me. “We need to go. I need to return to the pack.”

Given that Kane was the alpha of the largest pack and territory in the region, many of the other alphas chose to approach him; their Lunas, on the other hand, were not standing beside them. “Alpha Kane,” one of them greeted him. I tried my best not to take offense over the notion that he’d completely overlooked my presence. “Alpha Julius.” Kane took the man’s hand and held it firmly. “This is my wife, Evelyn.” My heart swelled in my chest at the sound of his loud declaration. Granted, it was true, hearing Kane announce such a thing so publicly caused goosebumps to trail down my spine in the sweetest way imaginable. Suddenly, we were swarmed with a slew of other Alphas. All of which wore the

“It is a profound honor, Your Grace, yes, but I am not fit to sit upon the Moonlight Throne. It is also a direct insult to your heir, Prince Alex, if you do that. You should pass this responsibility to him, instead, so he can learn the weight of the crown as early as nos. He is your blood—the next King of the Wilding Forest.” “My son is not in the palace,” I countered quietly, allowing the words to settle between us. “I sent him south to fortify the alliances between our bloodline and the southern packs." I paused to breathe and gave him a knowing look. "You are the only one I trust to hold the throne for now, Caleb. We share the same blood, and I'm sure the werewolves under my command will

They disappeared because they were preparing their next move. His phone buzzed again. Confirmed. He appears to be heading toward Milan. Kane stared at the message. His anger settled into something colder. If Mona's father had left the country, finding him would be more complicated. But complicated didn't mean impossible. Kane reached for his phone and scrolled through his contacts. He stopped at one name. Enzo Alvarez. He hadn't spoken to Enzo in a while. He hadn't needed to. Their relationship had never been built on constant conversation. It was built on favors, debts, and the understanding that when one of them called, the other listened.

“We survived it.” That didn’t feel like a win. Another howl split the night, closer this time, layered with others until the sound became something bigger—something coordinated. My skin prickled. “They’re organizing,” I said. “They always were.” “Then why send only three first?” “Because,” Kael finally turned to face me, eyes sharp, “they wanted to confirm what you are.” The words landed heavy. “What I am?” I echoed. His gaze dropped—briefly—to my hands.