Marauders X Reader Novels & Stories

And that symbol—our symbol—was turning up in places humans could touch. That meant money. Contracts. A pipeline. Someone was paying humans to move wolf business, or paying wolves to use human fronts. Mara shifted in her seat, restless. “You’re thinking too loud.” “I’m not saying anything.” “You don’t have to,” she said. “Your face does it. Like you’re planning how to bury me.” “If I wanted you buried,” I said, “you’d already be in the ground.” She went quiet, then let out a breath. “You're so pleasant, Alpha.”

Too delusional given their time to prepare, but they will try. X surfaced first, going in circles around her. He showed his sharp teeth with no tinge of mercy to be seen. Maridelle’s eyes followed his movements. Maridelle heaves a deep breath, calming herself, pushing herself to focus on the training. She called Vengeance to surface. Before she could wolf-out, X did not gave her a chance and launches an attack. His pointed paws had leave slashes on her arms. The blood that squirted from it, has made the leaves of the plants nearby to grow out of proportion.

Lucas and Houston occupied the seats directly in front of us. “Seen who?” I asked. “The new guy,” she said, like I should’ve already known. I frowned. “What new guy?” She leaned in slightly, lowering her voice just enough to sound conspiratorial. “The transfer student. I think his name is… Alexander?” Her voice sounded uncharacteristically excited. In all my life, I’d never heard Elsa sound so excited over anything. Except maybe BTS. And her mystery novels. Lucas turned around in his seat. “Wait, are we talking about the new guy?” he asked.

The Blackwood wolves were beautiful and terrifying, a storm wrapped in flesh. And she was walking into it unarmed. Mara appeared from the throng, her dark hair braided with wolf teeth, her smile sharp. “Bringing your little lamb to the slaughter, Alpha?” Kade’s growl vibrated through Lena’s bones. “Careful, Mara.” But Mara only tilted her head, eyes gleaming. “Don’t worry. I’ll make sure to pick her bones clean when the shadows are done with her.” Before Lena could snap back, Kade’s hand tightened at her back, steering her away. His silence was louder than any threat.

"Please Alpha! Alpha Xander is waiting for you." "Good!" Marco returned to driving his Land Rover, into the forest that will take him to the main home of Alpha Xander. The blonde man already has a mate or life partner. He is an ordinary werewolf, and he found his mate which is a member of his own pack. He has a long history of struggles, before he got his mate and lived a quiet life together. What a dream, he envied Xander for that.

Caden shrieked, the sound tearing through the rafters. "YOU CAN'T DO THIS!" Mara’s façade completely shattered. She struggled violently as the guards pinned her arms. "I SERVED THIS PACK FOR DECADES!" Caden dropped to his knees, clawing at the floor before scrambling to grab my leg. "ALPHA PLEASE! I LOVE YOU!" A wave of nausea hit me. Love? No. It was obsession. It was the toxic, suffocating grip of a predator disguised as an ally. I stepped away from his grasping hands as if he were a contagious disease.

Someone nearby lowered their voice to reply, "I heard it's for that Ms. Sinclair from the Sinclair family—oh wait, she's the Alpha's wife now." "Tsk, he was once Ms. Sinclair’s ward and childhood sweetheart, but he didn't treasure her. Instead, he got tangled up with that manipulative maid from the Sinclair household. Now he regrets it, but she's already bonded..." Kieran instinctively tightened his grip on my hand. I squeezed back firmly. "Don't worry. I only care for you now." Watching Nathaniel prepare for combat on the platform, I felt nothing but bewilderment. What was this supposed to be? Was it compensation for throwing me into the fighting pits?

Mara stood after a moment, brushing dust from her clothes. “I can’t stay with you,” she said. “They’ll track proximity patterns eventually.” Dante nodded. “She’s right.” Aiden felt the bond tighten slightly—not fear, not resistance—reluctance. “What will you do?” Aiden asked. Mara’s mouth twitched into something like a smile. “I still know how their systems breathe,” she said. “I just don’t belong to them anymore.” Dante’s eyebrows lifted. “Careful,” he said. “That sounds like joining something.”

CHAPTER THREE HUNTER’S POV Nightfall approached quicker than I had anticipated and from where I sat peeling a tangerine while watching crackles of the open fire I’d built outside the house; I couldn’t help but think about her rather beguiling yet strange and dangerous predicament. It was almost suicidal. My eyes involuntarily settled on her face across the fire. The flames caressed her face and once again, I found myself clawed with a certain hunger. Fuck! She was not mine and I knew better than to cross that damn alpha. She had her knees drawn up against her, hugging them while staring into the flames, a distant look in the green of her eyes. Maddison Brown was known among all the wolf pack

I can only seem to breathe heavily and moan like I was in some kind of heat. I was though. I was very hot at the moment. It was like someone had set me on fire. And that someone was the alpha of the Crimson Moon pack. Xavier soon grows impatient, the flicks of his tongue getting desperate as he sought for something. I hear the sound of papers being swiped aside, books thrown and I swore I heard something break. But Xavier doesn't pull away, neither of us do. My hands reach in his hair, tugging at his soft strands as I am too desperate for something he alone can give me.