Kane Powers Novels & Stories

The Callahan name was clean, the secrets were burned, and the chairmanship was settled. Kane closed his eyes, the orange glow of the fire still burning behind his eyelids. He had won the war, but as the darkness of the city swallowed the car, he realized he was finally a true CEO. He was powerful, he was untouchable, and he was absolutely, irrevocably alone.

The only courtesy he offered was placing him on the sofa. Kane found books under the TV table. Since he couldn’t do much else, he spent time reading. The TV was useless—no internet, no cable. Just a screen that needed a flash drive or CD. As he read, he planned his escape. But every plan led to nothing—he couldn’t do anything without King waking up. He glanced at King, still unconscious. Thankfully, he was still breathing. Kane still had a chance to get out. His gaze lingered on King’s face longer than he realized. He only snapped out of it when King suddenly moved.

“There is someone watching the situation closely. Someone with a lot of influence. And they believe you are leverage.” Nina froze. “Leverage for what.” “For me,” he said. “For obedience.” Her stomach dropped. “Your uncle.” Dante nodded once. “So this is not just about family expectations or reputation,” she said slowly. “This is about power.” “It always is,” he replied. She stepped back, breaking the contact between them. “And you thought sleeping with me would make this better.” “No,” he said. “I thought it might be the last honest thing I get to have before everything becomes complicated.”

She could hear Mr Kane’s voice. He was talking to some client. Mr Kane was a rich man, he earned a lot thanks to making business with both the rich and the poor by selling shady drugs to anyone who could afford it. Mr Kane was a man in his fifties with gray hair and piercing brown eyes. He was an Alpha and he had a weak spot for Omegas, male or female unimportant, as long as they were young. The younger the better. Arya was still pretty young, it was her second time here.

Kane The moon hung low in the sky as we arrived at the outskirts of Samyspring. A sea of towering trees greeted us, their leaves rustling with a nervous energy that seemed to mirror our own. The anticipation in the air was palpable, a tension that crackled like electricity. Richard rode at my side, his gaze a blazing fire of determination – the rightful alpha of Samyspring, resolute in his quest to reclaim what had been unjustly taken from him by his best friend. The gravity of our mission hung heavy in the air, and as we neared the entrance to the pack, a formidable line of roguish figures awaited us. Carlos, it seemed, had been forewarned of our arrival, and his forces were poised for conf

"And Dane?" I swallowed hard. "She offered to help him... but she wants my powers in return." Kane shook his head. "No. Absolutely not." "You can’t trust her," Zane added. "She’s playing with you. She’ll take your powers and still leave Dane broken." I nodded slowly. "I know. But what if she’s not? What if she’s telling the truth? What if that’s the only way to save him?" "It’s a trap," Kane said, stepping toward me. "She’s cornering you. Forcing you to choose. That’s what she wants."

He glared at James before making his way out of the conference room with Mariana walking behind him. “Don't you think you were a little bit too harsh?” She asked. Kane was silent making his way out of the hall before getting into the elevator. He was pissed off no doubt and anyone around him could feel his blood boiling. Kane hated to loose millions more than anything. He cared about nothing but gaining power. To unsurp his way to the top and not let anyone get close. Getting into the elevator, his phone buzzed in his trousers. He got his hand in his pocket and took out his phone. It was a call from his main office. “What is it Noelle?”

I am afraid we are running out of crescent blood and that scam of our uncle will find us. - I thought that was what you wanted, you know, getting revenge. - All in their time Adam. We have to be careful and calculated. Kane is ruthless. He will kill everyone who stays in his way. Actually he will kill no matter the reason. That is why we have to find that Crescent. He or she has the power to destroy him. - I thought you wanted us to end his miserable life ourselves.

Kane. Tall. Lean. Black coat open over a dark shirt, sleeves rolled to show forearms corded with muscle and ink—more serpents, twisting up toward his elbows. Hair black and messy, falling over eyes so pale they looked almost silver in the morning light. He didn’t smile. He didn’t need to. The air around him felt colder, heavier, like gravity bent toward him. Dario spoke first. Voice calm. Professional. “Kane wanted to deliver the congratulations in person.”

Kane had been gone two whole years, travelling the world or some crap, we all knew it was a mate hunt really, at 21 he was still yet to find her. Kane and Kash were incredibly similar, so similar in fact that they'd often been mistaken for twins by anyone that didn't already know them. Both had fluffy caramel hair like Auntie Cece and dark brown eyes like Uncle Mac along with his fairly muscular form, yet stood a few inches taller at 6ft 7.