Loyalty Pawn #2 Novels & Stories

"Peanut butter and jelly." What kind of girl did that? Who had a heart that was unguarded and soft? Unlike Andrei and Illyra unlike myself, Lyra deserved to be protected. She was an innocent and loyal girl who had done nothing to earn the well-deserved revenge I had planned for the other two.

“I asked Linden a favor and your father, but Tate doesn’t know the exact date when you’re back. Linden called me yesterday to say you’re arriving in the morning.” “This must be crucial. What can I do for you, sir?” I moved my knight. He had already captured three of my pawns, and I got two of his pieces. “You’ve greatly helped my family, and I owed you.” “Sir, you don’t owe me anything. I was just doing my job.” “Yes, you were, but you kept your promise. And I wanna ask for another favor.” “Anything.” I swallowed hard. I wished God that I would not babysit his daughter, who hated my guts.

In a loud and booming voice he pledged his loyalty to her in front of everyone. "Lorenzo Lupo del paquete de la luna plateada.Le prometo mi lealtad su Alteza." (Lorenzo Lupo of the Silver moon pack. I pledge my loyalty to you your highness.) "Muy bien mi niño. Está bien."(Very well my child. It is well.) After that, she called about twenty more alphas. One by one they introduced themselves and pledged their loyalty. Amongst the chosen ones, there was also , Luke, Levi, Ella, Gunther, Boyce, Manny, Mia and surprisingly, Ethan Gray.

“You almost sound jealous. But I promise you Love, I’ll save you a conjugal visit or two. We’d have to have one of those cringy jailhouse weddings first of course. Didn’t you say you wanted to fuck me while I was wearing a jumpsuit? Perfect opportunity right there.” Leo pulled up to the curb in front of Quick Money Pawn. It looked like a place in her old neighborhood with bars on the windows and shady people lurking about. Good, that meant less likely to call the marshals. He had already put a bundle of jewelry in his pocket before they left the bank. He gave her a quick kiss. “Keep the doors locked. I’ll be back soon. Keep fantasizing about me in lockdown.” “Can do. Hurry back and be carefu

Kai made quick work of the three guards before walking slowly back to the bar. "Okay - grab your gold," he said to the frightened little barmaid. "I'll rename you, "Bunny," as payment. Bunny did not seem to mind. She hopped over the bar and looted the corpses with glee. "Oh, thank you, thank you so much, I have been here 10 years!" "Tenure is nothing," Kai said, motioning to Miaka. "She was in the tower at PAVE for several millions." "She's a real girl then?" the Bunny boy asked.

I can't believe this! There is a man in the pawn shop so I order my card to show him a picture of the heirloom. "Have you seen a girl with this Jose?" I asked as my guard showed the picture to him. "I don't know what you're talking about, you racist punk." He said. "It's in this shop. How much did you give her for it? I ask" Dude you're in the wrong shop he said

“They do not die easily!” I kept moving toward the central tent. “Faye! Hold on! I am coming!” A senior guard stepped out from behind a burning wagon. I recognized him instantly. He had been Harlan’s secret second, the one who always spoke quiet support but never fully swore loyalty. His eyes glowed faint violet. He raised his blade toward me. “Traitor!” I snarled. He laughed once. “Thorn promised me power. The child belongs to him now.” I slammed into him before he could swing. My fist crushed his jaw. He staggered. I drove my blade up under his ribs and twisted hard. He gasped once then fell dead at my feet. The pack nearby saw it happen. Their faces hardened with fresh fury.

" The link. The pendant is more than simply a trinket; it represents a bit of my power, and it is calling to me." The pendant pulsed again, and for a brief time, I felt a peculiar tug, as if a line connected me to Zephyr. "Then why can I use it?" I refused to back down. "If it's yours, why does it respond to me?" His smile faded, and I saw a glimpse of—doubt? Frustration? It vanished in an instant, replaced by his normal assurance. "Because you're a thief," he said coldly. "You have taken something that is not yours, and the pendant—my pendant—does not comprehend loyalty. It is merely clinging to the most powerful source of energy it can discover. For the time being, that is you.

transformed. He smiled, pressing a soft kiss to my forehead. "Good," he murmured. As we dressed, his fingers lingered on my skin, leaving trails of fire in their wake. I caught sight of myself in the cracked mirror and barely recognized the woman staring back. My lips were swollen, my eyes bright with a wild sort of joy. Suddenly, a voice crackled through what I now realized was an earpiece in the stranger's ear. "Boss, the coast is clear. But we need to move. Now."

The silence stretched, thick and heavy, broken only by the drip of water from the pines. "I swear," he whispered finally. "I swear fealty to Luna Selah." I sheathed my knife and turned my back on him—a calculated risk, a display of absolute confidence. "You'll serve a year in the border patrol. If your loyalty holds, you'll earn your place back. If it doesn't..." I glanced over my shoulder. "I'll know." He nodded, head bowed. The tension dissolved like mist in sunlight. My wolves cheered, rough and raucous, slapping each other on the back. Cain's warriors relaxed, their grins feral. I walked back toward my mate, my heart pounding, my body thrumming with victory.