Left Behind 2 Tribulation Force Novels & Stories

I had been crushing on Alpha Silas since we were pups. When he was attacked by a Rogue's dark magic and his wolf went feral from heat, I didn't hesitate to offer my body as the cure for him. We spent the entire night tangled together. It seemed only natural that I would become his Luna. But on the day of our mating ceremony, Silas's soulmate Sloane was so heartbroken that she fled the pack—only to be captured and killed by Rogues. After the ceremony, the pack finally found her body, and Silas stared at her corpse in dead silence. I thought we would grow closer over time, that he would eventually fall for me. But on the day I went into labor, he ruthlessly and unilaterally snapped our mate b

He deliberately trailed off, sliding his hand down Kelly's arm to grab her wrist. I sniffled, but as I stared at that hand that had held mine countless times before, I suddenly found that I had no tears to cry. My voice was a lot calmer and steadier than I had expected when I said, "No need. We're no longer an item, so I wish you two all the best." With that, I turned to leave. The smile on Zachary's face froze momentarily, but then he let out a scoff. "What's with the tough and stubborn act? You'll definitely come crawling back to me within three days. Anyway, I guess I'll just have to enjoy myself with my new babe for today."

“Then start anywhere, Adrian. Because whatever this is… it’s already tearing us apart...again.” He finally turned toward her, and the look in his eyes made her stomach twist. There was exhaustion there — not just from the past few days, but from years of carrying a weight alone. He closed the laptop slowly and rubbed his temples, exhaling. “You deserve the truth. All of it.” Elena folded her arms, bracing herself. “Then tell me.” He leaned forward, elbows on his knees, eyes fixed on the floor like he was staring into something he couldn’t escape. “Five years ago, I didn’t leave because I wanted to. I left because I was forced to.”

"Open up. I'm feeding you." Declan paused, then purposefully used some reverse psychology. "Lara looked pretty heartbroken when she left just now. Shouldn't Alpha Lucian go comfort her?" Lucian let out a cold snort. "None of your business." Declan arched an eyebrow, clearly ready to keep going, but I stopped him. "Alpha Declan, go ahead and head back first. There are a few things I need to clear up with Alpha Lucian." Hearing this, Declan gave me a long look, then nodded gently.

Everything was coming together like the pieces of a large, complex puzzle. Alpha Lucas's voice broke through my thoughts. "They failed to consider one crucial aspect: the strength of our bonds. The Triads were not just connected by power, but by loyalty, shared purpose and time. They underestimated the lengths we would go to protect our packs despite that losses we faced. Despite the power that was no longer within our reach. His gaze momentarily turned to Raphael and I watched them share a strange look that I could not understand.

The ground cracked beneath the weight of unseen power. Riven steadied himself beside me, shouting over the chaos, "It’s drawn to you!" I knew. Gods, I knew. Because this was no spirit. No rogue. No god either. It was something left behind when divinity died. A remnant. "Get them back to the ruins!" I shouted. Cassian grabbed two of the younger wolves and dragged them toward the clearing. Dareth took the flank, teeth bared, ready to fight what he couldn’t see.

Nareth’s fire flared, and his eyes flickered with unease. > “It says it’s not new. It says… it was left behind.” --- The Forgotten Pulse The Heart of Creation trembled when the news reached it. Its light dimmed, flickering in distress. > Left behind… I do not remember leaving anything. Lunara’s faint voice answered from the folds of starlight where she had rested for ages. “You didn’t,” she said softly. “It was what came after us.” Seren looked toward her, eyes wide. “After us?”

I'd won. While I was out, the Roth gang was completely dissolved. The ones who weren't arrested? Most jumped ship to the Vulture gang. Jared and Cormac, in their infinite chaos, apparently made it their personal mission to broadcast the fall of the Roth gang to every corner of the underworld. The whispers had already started—about me. About what I did. Now people were seeking me out for leadership. But for now? I left it all to Erwin. Meanwhile, Damien's dad—who'd somehow become one of my more vocal supporters—gave me a long, disappointed dad lecture about how reckless everything I did was. Right after that, he handed me a medal of bravery. Go figure.

"Stop lying! Only the three of us knew about that case." I struggled. "The plaintiff isn't a nobody. Digging this up is child's play for them. Besides, I don't even have the opposing lawyer's contact info." Cade sneered, "I never thought my girlfriend would stab me in the back." I laughed, incredulous. His words made me sick. Before I could respond, he slapped me. "You did this to me just because I brought Caitlyn home, eh? You have no heart. Go delete that data from their system now!"