Lawless Ones Novels & Stories

Adarsh asked his brother who was avoiding looking at their faces. "I haven't murdered any single lawyer till now. If I ever avoided a single profession then that is a lawyer. You all know about that. The most complicated creature in this world is a lawyer. They are twisted and can make you do a lot." Anirudh was right on his part. He hated lawyers from the beginning. This was the only profession he avoided looking at. Above all he never had a plan of getting into the lives of lawyers, forgetting about lawyer couples. "True. They can make you do a lot. I can see that. For the past one month, she has made you do a lot." Adrash opened up the final secrets when Ashwin looked at his son with wide

"I will not be like anyone else, harming my fellow human beings without pity." Conal's words seemed to strike a nerve in Harem. His face darkened as he looked at Conal with suspicion. He was afraid that it would expose what he was doing to Louis in front of a large crowd if he said anything else. Harem quickly changed the subject: "What brought you here?" Conal grinned, growled, and said: "I want my men. You are unlawfully detaining my people." "Who are your people? That sounds ridiculous; Is there any mistake here?" Harem sneered and mocked: "Don't think that you can do whatever you want because you're an immortal werewolf. You must obey the laws I make once you enter my territory."

Lawson explained. “That son of a bitch. I should have killed him. Disfiguring him, bankrupting him… it wasn't enough,” Reed said irritably. “Look, I understand your anger, truly. Juliet, the kids, and Samantha are family to me. And of course, I don't want anything to happen to Jenny or Costello’s woman,” Lawson said. “But we need to start aligning things. Blake told me he wanted to do things by the book, but now we have enough proof that they won’t even respect the law.”

“Not him. The law.” I stab the page. Right through Clause 3, Section 9. Pin it to the stone like an insect. “I, Luna Hazel of Stone Jaw,” I say. Loud. So the wind carries it. So the Moon hears it. “Daughter of Beta Cleric and Lina. Mate to Alpha Alaric. By blood, by bond, by every child you sold… I strike this law.” I rip the page out. And throw it in the fire circle. It catches. Curls. Turns to black smoke, thick and choking. The smell is old paper and lies.

He stammered, clearly his throat when his gaze met my eyes. "The law states that anyone without a reputable background cannot become a Luna.” He said, and the man seated closest to my mom placed some papers on the table. “And since when do you care about the fucking law?" I growled. “It's not whether we care about it or not, what's important is that we follow it. You of all people should know this." “And you know the consequences of going against the law." “Since we're already on the subject of law and consequences, does anyone want to tell me funds allocated to Bloodstone Pack for the rogues attack they faced wasn't accounted for? “

Sometimes lawless packs form, but it’s been years since one of those popped up. Now, there seems to be a possibility of one. “Have any of these rogues been approached by another to join a pack?” “Do you think someone is forming a Lawless Pack?” Ranger asks, sounding surprised and disgusted. Lawless packs are dangerous because normal packs have to be sanctioned by the King, and they have to follow the law. Rogue packs do not bother with legitimacy or laws. “Not that we’ve seen,” Zack says, then adds, “We haven’t scented any Pack Lycans either.”

I opened my mouth to agree when Emma said, “We need to respect Ines’s take on this fully. She and those of White Paw, indeed, any Rogue who has ever set foot outside the walls of Lunaris, knows the importance of the law and a solid system of justice.” Many slapped their hands on their thighs in approval. “Thank you, Emma,” Ines said warmly, which struck me as odd, though I didn’t know precisely why. “Life was horrible outside,” said another omega I recognized from White Paw, though I didn’t know his name. “And it wasn’t just the lack of protection. We were outcasts even to our own families, hostages of a system that allowed us to be rejected without due process.” “We were cold, hungry, and a

“You have no claim here, Lawrence.” The older alpha didn’t even blink. “The law disagrees.” Kane’s voice was sharp. “The law is outdated.” “Perhaps,” Lawrence replied smoothly. “But it remains unbroken. Unless you plan to break it publicly?” His eyes glittered. “Are you willing to risk the full wrath of the Northern Circles?” Kane didn’t flinch. “Try us.” Lawrence’s smile faded. He looked at me again, slower this time. “You are not what I expected.”

"Now, I present to you the new underboss of the Lawal mafia family.." He turns to Lexis and smiles. "Alexander Lawal." Lexis only bows and everyone except Richard stands up to their feet holding up glasses of zinfandel wine each. They say in unison as they raise the glasses, "I shall never betray any of the secrets of the mafia. I pledge my undying loyalty to the underboss." And then, they all gulp down the glasses of wine. William gulps down the wine with a heavy heart before sitting back down as everyone else.

“The child is the key. The mother is the lock. The Alpha is the price. Return what was stolen — or watch your pack bleed.” Ronan’s wolf prowled inside him, a fierce beast demanding freedom. Mine rose to meet it, fierce and unyielding. This wasn’t merely a threat. It was a start to war.