Liam Monster Prom Novels & Stories

Damon explained and a deep silence followed after him as everyone payed rapped attention towards Liam who positioned himself with his eyes shut close "I can feel it, the heat, the claws, I can feel everything, am letting it go on the count of 3.... 2.... 1... " Liam stated, flunging his eyes open as he waved his hands down but nothing happened, the whole crowd looked at each other, slowly smiling as they bursted Into an overwhelming laughter "Yeah, I get it now, go on, let it all out, laugh at me!!" Liam yelled, Alina smiled softly as she turned to face the rest "Remember, You can't find Lobana but instead, he his gonna find us, I need to take my leave now!" Alina stated, smiling widely as s

I asked ready to devour that monster from limb to limb but Liam answered in negativity. "He didn't. Its just that falling into Amaya's bad part is deadly, you ne ed to get properly trained in fighting and it starts today."

Her fingers traced the bench beside her. “Now I am trying to understand what you are.” He considered that quietly. “And what have you decided?” She glanced at him. “I have not decided yet.” Allen suddenly ran back toward them, breathless. “Daddy! Did you see it climb the wall?” “I saw,” Liam said. Evan skidded to a stop behind him. “Can we get ice cream?” “Of course,” Liam said. Aria sighed softly. “You are creating monsters.” “They were already monsters.”

Liam, unaware of what he had just interrupted, snuggled between us, grinning up at us with sleepy eyes. “I had a bad dream,” he mumbled, his little hands gripping my nightshirt. I softened instantly, wrapping my arms around him. “Oh, baby.” Edward shifted, adjusting to make space for him. “What was it about, champ?” Liam pouted. “Monsters.” Edward smirked. “Well, you’re in luck. Your mom and I happen to be professional monster hunters.” Liam’s eyes widened. “Really?” “Yep,” Edward said, ruffling his hair. “And we’ll protect you. No monster stands a chance against us.”

I asked Vivian, looking at her for confirmation. She gave me a sad smile but didn't reply. Oh. Well, "I'm not going anywhere." I said when she didn't reply. I had Kraegos? Only powerful witches could do that and I wasn't powerful, was I? "Of course, you aren't, baby girl," Vivian replied and gave Alix a subtle nod. He began to step back with his pack, I followed suit so that he wouldn't step on my toes. The uniformed warriors were fighting off both the mist monsters and the scorpion-wolves. They seemed to be having a hard time bringing down the huge monsters.

Jacob POV “Buddy, are you excited for your party?” I ask as Liam comes bouncing down the stairs. “Yes, I am. Can we go now?” He eyes me impatiently. It’s his fifth birthday, and I’ve planned the ultimate bash at Adventureland in Long Island. Leaving nothing to chance, I had the amusement park closed to outsiders for the day so we could have the lay of the land. Also, I had ulterior motives—I figured Liam would score brownie points with his school friends after another bullying incident.

“I don’t have time for your drama—” “Lucas, just listen!” she snapped, her tone sharp. She wasn’t going to let his attitude get in the way of something this serious. “Maya overheard Lexa and Liam talking in the cafeteria. Lexa plans to summon the moon goddess and ask her to make her the new Luna.” There was a long silence on the other end, and for a moment, Lily thought he had hung up. But then she heard him breathe out slowly, his tone shifting from irritation to shock.

Liam said, "we take a day off." "A day off?" "Yes," he said. "No work. No calls. No strategy." He walked over to Ethan. "Hey, Tiger," he said. "How would you like to go on a boat?" "A dragon boat?" Ethan asked. "A real boat," Liam said. "In the harbor. To see the Lady with the Torch." "The Statue of Liberty!" Ethan shouted. "Exactly." They packed a bag. They left the penthouse. They walked past the cameras. But the cameras weren't enemies anymore. They were just... scenery.

I shot to my feet and stood there, waiting, listening, until the faint sound of her sobs finally faded down the hall. When the door opened again a few minutes later, it was him. His eyes meeting mine for a few seconds before he looked down at the tray. Liam stepped inside, closing the door behind him, his expression infuriatingly calm. “You are a monster. That's all you are ever going to be.” I said, looking him dead in the eye.

I said, my voice steady. “You look like a woman who just died,” Liam remarked, taking a step toward me. The air around him felt heavy, electric. “Or a woman who’s about to kill someone.” “Both,” I replied. Liam reached out, his thumb catching a stray strand of hair near my ear. The touch was brief, but it sent a jolt through me that I hadn’t felt in years. “Good. Because I don’t partner with victims. I partner with monsters.” His phone buzzed. He glanced at it and smirked. “Speak of the devil. Your ex-husband just called my office. He’s begging for a meeting to discuss the acquisition of your software.”