Kaya Novels & Stories

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“Sawadee Kha.” Kla was wearing a bright blue shirt with tiny white palm trees embroidered onto it and he had paired it with white dress pants. His sunglasses covered most of his face and the light afternoon wind blew his hair onto his forehead, making him look a lot younger than his age. In fact, Kla was only four years older than Kim and Kaya, making him thirty three years old. “Sawadee Khap, Khun Kanya.” Kla bowed slightly in greeting as Kaya raised her hands in greeting. “Did you come for a swim?”

Julia said while laughing. "Of course, I listen. What do you think of me?" He scoffed. "We also need to prepare a good packaging to attract customers, and maybe we can have a free taste to our classmates maybe they'll like it and would want to order," I suggest. "Very good!" Julia laughed. I can see how excited she is. "The name? Any idea? "Austin asked, looking at us. "Our name,” Julia said, smiling at herself. “Cara plus Julia is equal to Caia" Her eyes are smiling with excitement.

Kay was by my laptop typing into it with a sly smile on her face. "What are you doing?" "Checking Fabrico out" She replied. "He's probably some old sleazebag who can't get enough of money so he's doing everything he can to acquire more" I picked at my nails. Kay squealed when she came across something before turning the computer to me. Holy shit!

Torches flickering weakly against stone walls. And in the center— A figure. Kneeling. Bound. Head lowered. Blood on the floor. Marcus stood nearby. Still. Silent. Watching. Kael stopped. Slowly. Dangerously. “Look at me,” he said. The figure didn’t move. Didn’t respond. The air tightened. Something felt off. Very off. “Kael…” I whispered. He stepped closer. One step. Then another. The bond pulsed. Sharp. Warning. “Look. At. Me.”

she asks looking at me with wide eyes. “That’s the plan.” I confirm. Madeline looks like she may cry before stepping back “Well, you can’t get to work without some caffeine first, I’ll pop the kettle on” she exclaims going up the steps as we follow her. “And you will need some cake. Can’t go saving people without some cake”

Normalcy was a memory, a fragile illusion, and the arena was about to prove it. “Today’s exercise,” Kael’s voice boomed across the field, smooth, commanding, and laced with something more—a subtle undercurrent of awe. My pulse quickened at the sound, though I refused to let it unbalance me. “We practice controlled combat. Ariana will lead. Observe her movements, anticipate, and follow. Respect her authority. Respect the Luna.”

The villa doors slammed shut behind Jenna as she was led back inside. The guards dispersed silently, leaving only Kaya standing by the black BMW, her arms folded tightly across her chest, her jaw set with irritation. She didn’t flinch when Ryker approached. His aura was dominant, heavy, and impatient. “Kaya,” Ryker said sharply. She raised a brow, unfazed. “Alpha.” “I need you in my office, right now!” he commanded, walking to his office without paying attention if she was following.

"Thank you. As I have said, I am your mother, Riley. I know what you're thinking. I should be dead, buried deep within the ground on pack lands with a fabulous headstone. Well, that is not the case. I was supposed to be dead. Yet here we are, alive and well. I was saved, Riley. I'm in my rightful position to serve and protect those who need protection. The Rogue King, Alpha Arthur, saved me. I am his Luna. What you didn't know was that I was born from an Alpha family. They found out I was a firstborn female and tossed me aside. I lived with my grandparents in the Silver Moon Pack. My parents wanted nothing to do with me. I grew up and met your father. That's why I was such a great warrior fo

Kaida asked, his voice threatening. “Kaida—” “I wasn't talking to you,” Kaida's eyes met mine for the first time since he entered the room, his blue orbs notched up with unreadable intensity. Kai sucked on his bottom lip. “Work hours closed, CEO. My daughter's waiting for me. Move aside.” “I asked you a question?” Kaida stepped closer to Kai, until they were inches apart. Kaida was slightly taller than Kai, boasting the build of a world-class footballer— lean, defined muscles, and athletic grace. But Kai made up for it in muscle mass, having a gym god physique, and quiet strength.