Kieran Pokemon Ao3 Novels & Stories

Grabbing two glasses from a different cabinet, I make my way back outside. “You’re an idiot,” Kieran is saying to Devon. “Yes, I know, but see, I don’t think this is any of your business,” he retorts. “You cheating on my best friend isn’t my business?” “No, it isn’t,” “Yeah? How about I deck you to show you just how much it isn’t my business?”

She thought she was alone in this place but a guy, who was also sitting a few meters away from her, was crying. She lifted her head. She couldn't see his face clearly, but he's tall. He's wearing a university jacket, black pants and white sneakers. He's holding a can of beer. He's Kian. His silent cries could speak the loudest pain and Mina could feel it. She got her pen and notebook and tore a page in it. After writing something, she stood up and got her bag. She folded the paper she was holding and walked to the direction where Kian was sitting.

“I’m going to change that. I’m going to take the throne and show this imposter you call your personal maiden that she is to bow to me and not you.” “Is this about dear old Samantha?” Ryu’s flame kindled, his sinister aura growing more and more per second. I could tell from his aura that he had a strong Ki, but I still couldn’t figure out if he was an elemental wolf or a sword bearer like me and Kyle. Ryu appeared before me in a flash, flames surrounding him as his claws emerged. I could feel the heat of each claw, hot enough to cleave diamond without a single trace of splitting. “Do you think I’d cower up?” Kyle growled.

Not even a flicker of the love I once felt for him. "What are you doing here?" Kieran's eyes immediately reddened as he tried to step closer. "Aria, I'm sorry. I know I did wrong. Please forgive me. You're my true mate. I've already given Sera the punishment she deserved. Now that you're back, please don't leave again." I could smell the desperation rolling off him in waves. His Alpha pheromones were all wrong - weak, pleading, broken. "The punishment she deserved?" I laughed bitterly. "What about the punishment you deserve?"

Their bodies finally stilled, both of them breathless. Kieran collapsed beside her, his chest rising and falling, sweat shining on his skin. Liana lay there, her heart still racing, her wrists aching from the cuffs. For a moment, she allowed herself to look at him. Even drenched in sweat, even with his hair messy and wild, Kieran was still painfully handsome. He looked reckless, untamed, and everything about him made her heart stumble. But no matter how breathtaking he was, Liana could not push away the truth that lingered in her mind, he was arrogant, dangerous, and far too bold. That was who he really was.

The three brothers got off their horses and I watched in horror as master Kieran matched to Lucy, who stood defiantly. Just when he was about to reach her, his eyes met mine and I froze. His cold eyes ran over me, before settling on Matt, who was still standing very close to me. Matt stepped away from me immediately, noticing master Kieran’s stare. He obviously recognized me. As if nothing had happened, he continued his walk towards Lucy. “Damn you all, I am not scared of you!” She yelled again, pointing a finger at Kieran. “Do you have a death wish?” Master Kieran asked casually, like he was asking about her favourite food.

Five. He sent it. The reply came in less than a minute. Yes. Just that. No question about why, no concern, no making it into something. Just yes, I'm here. Kieran looked at it. Something happened in his chest that he was still getting used to. He typed: Twin A keeps kicking my ribs. He's been at it for an hour. He watched the three dots appear. Disappear. Appear again. Then: That's because he already knows what he's doing.

It made me both uneasy and something else I couldn’t quite place. When we started eating dessert, Darius took the opportunity to turn to me. “So, Aurora,” he said. “Tell me more about yourself.” Before I could even open my mouth, Kieran leaned forward. “There isn't much to tell. She's my mate and the love of my life,” he grinned widely, reaching for my hands. “A normal girl from the Emberfang pack, with a passion to save lives. She's a doctor.” Darius’s eyes darkened as he shifted his attention to Kieran.

“AHHH….” The man crashed violently into the trunk of an old pine tree, screaming. The bark splintered under his body, and he crumpled to the ground, gasping, unable to regain his breath or balance. Kieran slowly advanced on him with heavy steps, radiating a flaming aura around him. “You lowlife creature,” Kieran growled dangerously, his grim voice cutting through the man’s trembling sobs. “How dare you touch my woman?” “A-alpha Kieran….” The stranger tried to push himself up, but his limbs did not dare to support him any longer. He could barely lift his head under the crushing pressure of Kieran’s aura and eventually fell to his knees.

Kieran goes still. “The venom’s rewriting you into something new,” Kieran says finally, his voice rough against the top of my head. “Breaking down your human cells and rebuilding them stronger. Faster. Making you into something the world’s never seen before.” He swallows hard. “But the pregnancy isn’t just speeding that process up—it’s turbocharging it. The pup’s acting like an anchor, pulling everything inward. When it’s time to be born…” He doesn’t finish, but he doesn’t need to.