Kenough Scene Novels & Stories

“Got it. Oh, it tingles.” “Make sure you get every inch. We need to cover everything so that when the fog hits, it won’t have any affect. Even the smallest bit will knock you out,” Kenzie said. “Yeah, let’s not have that happen. It sucks,” Blue said as I glanced to Ciara. AP cleared his throat behind me. I turned to find his face redder than Red Riding Hood’s cloak, his arms sticking to his sides as if they’d been glued down. “Um, Kenzie… a little help here?”

In that moment, I was able to recognize that it was it, the end of something that was already hanging by a thread. Ken finished his meal first, downed the last of his coffee, and stood. “Lock the door after me,” he muttered. He looked at me pointedly and left. The front door shut after him. For a moment, I just stayed there and took in everything. Kieran didn’t move either. He just sat there, with his elbows on his knees, while he stared at the floor. His hair was messy and his shirt was wrinkled, there was something so tired about him that I almost wanted to apologize.

Slowly, I took off my swimming costume from underneath me to remain with the upper part of it that covered my breasts and back. “Your vagina will get salty water.” Ken said and laughed. “It will just cough like I have coughed when my mouth got sea water…” I joked. Ken saw the joke and laughed so hard. “All right, as you say.” Ken said and as soon as he said that, he held me by my buttocks and pulled me upwards against his body. I instinctively folded my legs behind his solid thigh muscles and held myself firmly against his . Slowly, Ken took his pen

Nivea's POV: Me and Keenan were dancing, enjoying the sparks that stayed on our arms when Abigail walked up and stoped us. "Hey Ni! I've been looking for you everywhere. where have you been? who's your new friend?" she asked the questions quick like she might die if she didn't. "Well I've been outside where I ran into.... " I started to say but was cut off by Keenan. "My name is Keenan and we found out that we are mates. That is, if you'll have me?" He asked and looked at me with those dazzling eyes. I was so shocked by his sudden question that I was lost for words for a second.

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Keno warned loudly, panic bleeding into his tone. "Turn right! Run faster, Keno! We cannot let them catch us!" Klein panicked, his heart hammering violently against his ribs. Obeying his human’s frantic command, Keno sharply veered to the right, crashing through thick briars and thorny bushes, ignoring the sharp pain as branches scraped against his fur. Just a few hundred yards ahead, through the dense canopy of trees, Klein spotted the shimmering asphalt of a highway and the occasional blur of passing vehicles. Hope flared wildly in his chest.

“Then let them watch.” We sat outside the café, sipping our drinks while the world tilted back into place around us. It was almost normal. Almost. Then my phone buzzed. Mia: “Kenzie’s live on I***a. You need to see this. Like now.” I glanced at Jaxon and showed him the message. He nodded once. “Play it.”I hesitated. “Are you sure?” “No more running.” I opened the app. Kenzie filled the screen, her makeup flawless, fake tears glistening just enough to catch the light.

Kyden staggered, a wet cough spilling blood from his lips but his eyes burned with defiance. He lunged forward like a wounded animal, his knuckles splitting as they slammed into Kieran’s jaw. Blood flecked the air and Kieran’s teeth clenched in pain, his eyes carrying grit and anguish. The dust swirled around them like a cloud, cloaking their struggle in a haze that made the spectators gasp in shock.

My mind went blank. No. No, it couldn’t be... But his hair... that dark, thick mess fell the same way it always did. His build... the same tall, broad frame that used to make me feel small when he stood close. His posture... that stillness. That terrifying, unbothered stillness. Kenai. It was undoubtedly Kenai. Every cell in my body recognized him before my mind could. My knees almost buckled. I tried to take a step back, but couldn’t. My body wouldn’t listen. My heart was slamming so hard against my ribs that I thought it would break through.