Killing Eve Fanfic Novels & Stories

"Do you hear yourself right now?" I rolled my eyes and crossed my arms over my chest. "I don't get why you can't see all of this is happening because of her. She came back and everything started falling apart!" "No," Thetta corrected sharply. "Kimberly killed people, her own family and escaped. Beta Gold publicly shamed his daughter then slit his own throat. Ryan rejected the council order because he's in love with his mate and put his family first above all," His eyes narrowed. "Those were their choices. It wasn't her doing. It wasn't Evie's fault. It was theirs."

"He isn’t the former Gamma, actually. His mate was. Perhaps you heard him wrong? Talia died a month ago. Their son Rayan took over as Gamma; he’s mated to Sue. She was the one who got you out of the pack and to the airport. She is dad’s cousin. Talia was my aunt’s Sierra aunt. So in a way, I guess we are connected." I didn’t realize Eve looked sad; I felt almost like Samantha, talking too much. But I always felt a bit nervous coming here, feeling like it was my fault for leaving her there. "He lost his mate?" she asked. Fuck, was she sad because I killed Alpha Lex? I took her mate away from her. I always thought they weren’t connected anymore; I mean, they hated each other, but maybe it stil

She wasn't just an assassin. She was a nuke. "You want to hit the armory?" "Tonight?" "Why wait?" Arielle asked. "You purged the spies." "Kaelen is blind right now." "He doesn't know we know." "Let's hit him while he's deaf and dumb." Lycian grinned. A wolfish, savage grin. He liked this plan. He liked her. "Prepare the jet," he said into his comms. "Combat loadout." "We're going hunting."

"With us, I mean." "Now we do this right. We court properly. We get to know each other without curses or crises. We let the bond develop naturally." He squeezes my hand. "And when we're both ready—really ready—we complete the mating bond. Mark each other. Make it permanent." "That sounds... nice. Normal, even." "We deserve normal after everything we've been through." Riley barges in without knocking, her eyes wide. "Okay, so apparently Vivienne killed Elena and Sera's related to Elena and there's ancient bloodline stuff happening? Did I get that right? Because the pack gossip is wild right now."

"You've come at the perfect time! Look! The shame of the Snow Fang Pack! Elena betrayed our sacred vows and gave birth to this filthy vampire spawn! And Sarah... she—Elena hid her pup!" He snatched the hissing monster from the bed and held it up high. "As her Alpha, I demand the Council execute this whore immediately and purify our bloodline!" The pack members around them started murmuring again, their anger reignited. High Elder Vance stared at Lucas, his face an emotionless mask. "Purify the bloodline?" Vance's voice was like an ancient bell, making everyone's ears ring. "Yes!" Lucas puffed out his chest. "For the good of the pack!"

No trace of her serene little face, her bluish silver dress, and moon tiara. “Sellyn.” Killian called to me as soon as he was on his feet. But I only pointed a finger at him, my voice filled the entire cemetery. “Go fuck her yourself, mate.” I spat the last word with disgust. “There will be no forgiveness here, only vengeance to a Beta’s daughter—” I looked down at Nichole beneath my brows, “who tried to seduce a married and mated Alpha and burned his daughter’s body like some carcass of a wild animal to spite me, the Luna and Alpha King’s daughter.”

Luca moved swiftly, shielding Eve as blades glinted under the moonlight. Eve turned back to Kieran, her eyes blazing. “You knew this would happen.” Kieran smirked, his expression unreadable. “I set the board. Now let’s see how you play.” Rage burned in Eve’s veins. This wasn’t a test. It was a war. She launched herself into the fight, her wolf roaring beneath her skin. She dodged a dagger aimed for her heart, countering with a swift strike that sent her attacker sprawling. But the assassins weren’t ordinary warriors. They were hunting her.

A piece of glass was stuck in her chest, and Karen could smell the potent wolfsbane on her body. Eve. "No!" Karen whispered, covering her mouth with her hands. Eve had killed herself. Her last lead was gone. Karen watched, unable to move, feeling rooted to the spot. The guards dragged Eve's lifeless body out of the dungeons, the activity going with them. Karen leaned on the nearest wall, tears going her eyes. She bit her lip hard to stop her from crying out loud. She hung her head, her mind racing. Eve was dead. Her father was dead. Everyone who knew her personally from her old pack was dead.

"I killed that man. I drained him until there was nothing left." "You defended yourself," Silas said firmly, his hand tightening on hers. "He came to murder you. You did what you had to do to survive." "But I liked it," Eve admitted, her voice small and broken. "When I felt his life force flowing into me, when I felt him dying....there was this rush. This feeling of power and satisfaction. Like some part of me was built for exactly that. For killing. For draining people dry."

He nods, and Celine hums thoughtfully, “Although, I did kill Solomon in an arena. But that was in England, not here.” Erik raises an eyebrow, “You killed a man?” She nods, “I’ve killed several if you want to be specific.” He smiles, “Okay, so there was Alpha Ewan… I don’t know if you count Tweedle Dumb, but he was brain dead when I was done with him.” George nods, and she hums, “Then there was Solomon, one of those Bear-Shifters on the mountain, we didn’t get their names. Two Russians, one Chinese guy, again no names. That’s it so far, I think, but I might have missed a couple in the middle.” George hums thoughtfully,