Kiera Continuum Novels & Stories

She took a few deep breaths before looking at Elenore. “You forced me to produce pheromones for your plan. I sat there and cried silently as you told me your plans with Parker, but said nothing. You’ve forced me into so many disgusting things over the last few months, and still, I kept my mouth shut. But in the end, look where you ended up. All of this," Kiera chuckled weakly, "it got you nowhere. You have nothing. Your life will end with a full bank account and an empty heart,” she looked down on Elenore with an empathetic look on her face.

"Sure, let's go" Keira answered, but she made sure to safeguard her data before she left. Her dad gave her this necklace that had a pendant that could store information via Bluetooth. Keira is sure that someone from the other departments will try to sabotage her investigation because many heads will roll after she exposes the things she just uncovered. When Keira, Thea, and Jude went to the cafeteria, Rebecca and Georgie went over to Keira's workstation as they sabotaged the papers she was analyzing. They purposely poured coffee on her laptop and the papers.

All she wanted to do now was save Dean from suffocating to death. Kiera tore through the vine with her teeth. The vines tasted wrong. Almost meaty. That’s when she saw the skeletal face on the lower body. Horrified, she spit out what vine still hung from her jaws in disgust. She needed to get this thing slowed to a stop. Her thoughts within her Lycan form were complex but simplified by images rather than words. Kiera needed to stop or stun this thing. Water made it grow and flourish. Water was life. Fire burns. Fire destroys. Fire kills.

“That … that was incredible.” Kiera smiled back at me warmly before handing me my shorts. While I pulled them on, I watched Kiera use her thumb to gather the stray drops of cum from her forehead and lips and suck them down with the rest of my load. She looked up at the TV and grinned. The opposing team had been murdering my idle character for some time now, racking up easy kills. “Man, tonight is going to be hard on your KD ratio,” she said with a little giggle. “I am sorry I distracted you.”

She had just overheard something explosive about the family she worked for. Kiera saw right through Xena’s performance. Xena wanted to humiliate her, to shatter her dignity in front of the maid. But Kiera’s pride had already been trampled to dust by this shameless couple. Why would she care what the maid thought? Catching the maid’s nervous, questioning glance, Kiera gave a slight wave, dismissing her. Once they were alone, she leisurely lifted her glass, taking a slow sip. Xena shot to her feet. “Kiera Jenkins, are you out of your mind? You’re just sitting there drinking milk after hearing that someone else is carrying your husband’s child?”

His voice cut through the chaos. “You will finish what you began,” he said, authority ringing from every syllable. “This isn’t a playground, girl. It’s the sacred Luna Trial.” Keira turned her head, just enough to meet his gaze. She didn’t tremble. Didn’t bow. “I’m not finishing anything,” she said flatly. “I never agreed to be your Luna.” The murmurs rose again. Fury. Shock. Confusion. “She was the top contender…” “She beat Alia by barely a mark…”

"Maybe Selene and Fenrir know that my kink is watching." My eyebrows quickly went from furrowed with frustration and bewilderment to raised as my eyes widened with surprise. For one of the few moments in my life, I was left speechless as I traced my lips with my fingertips while I watched Kaden continue to walk away. "It's a good thing that you're not pure like your cousin!" Kiera said before breaking out in laughter. I bit my bottom lip just enough to cause myself a little bit of pain to prove that I was, in fact, not dreaming.

Stricken with fear, I dared to twirl around and my eyes almost fell out of their sockets when I bumped into master Kieran. I choked hard, coughing loudly as I flew away from him. My eyes began to water both from fear of being caught and choking on the grape. “You must be enjoying yourself.” He finished with a nod. Although his tone was light, his eyes were anything but cool. A shiver ran through me when I dared to meet his eyes. Never have I seen a soul as empty as his. He looked so cold and defiant, like he had nothing to lose and only now, did I confirm the few rumors of some slaves that had been unfortunate enough to cross him.

My name was her first word. “Kaia.” I let out a gasp and lost my enthusiasm. It faded away, disappearing into the night. I heard footsteps behind me. So I turned. It's Kieran. His eyes scanned my face. “You noticed something.” I gave a nod. Zero wasn't constructed as a fallback. As soon as I began to break, she was made. She is not a replica; she's my splinter, my overflow. He furrowed his brow. Like a valve for pressure. My head nodded.