Nate Archibald Season 1 Novels & Stories

Auntie turned her head and walked into the house, —- Natalie I've never thought that I will come back home for this reason: to become the Alpha of my father's pack. It was a whole night of heavy rain, and the town was covered with thick dark clouds. I tilted my head against the cold car window, and the strange air made me a little anxious. "You must be exhausted," Jeff said. "You haven’t slept along the way, don’t worry we’ll be there soon" Jeff is the housekeeper of my family, we had been driving for about 4 hours.

he said. "You and my brother... you've both chosen to hurt others and here you stand against us," Archer continued, focusing his efforts on Natalie, trying to shatter her still-intact barrier. "Brandon aimed to become Alpha and take control," Natalie disclosed. "As queen, with Brandon by my side, we would have fortified every wolf, becoming more potent than Dragons, Warlocks of darkness, and even Vampires would stand no chance against us. However, your act of eliminating Brandon, assisted by Leo, halted our ambitions. I exerted all my efforts to torment you, Archer. Initially, I collaborated with the KCA, positioned my sister near you, and imbued her with schemes to estrange you from your re

Archie laughed, draining the water out of his ringlets. I turned to see Mr Edwards chatting with Mr Jacobs, obviously discussing what had happened. I giggled once more, impressed with the way my abilities were developing. The smell of vanilla filled my nostrils as Nate strode through the hallway towards us, shortly followed by John. The sounds of gasps filled my ears as students noticed Nate’s sudden appearance. His white, button-up, shirt curved around his biceps as they threatened to rip through the material. His slim fit, blue, suit trousers showed how muscular his thighs were, alongside how big his package was.

She tried to relax and clear her mind. Nathaniel pointed out certain buildings and told her their history along the way. She had to admit that it took her mind off the stone. She enjoyed the scenery as they drove into the countryside. Nathaniel had told her that Barnaby lived in the woods and had no neighbors for miles, so she wasn't surprised by the countryside they saw. She also wasn't surprised when they turned down a well-maintained dirt road.

Archibald's eyes widened in disbelief, feeling even more ashamed. Observing his reaction, Esther coldly continued, "You should've done your homework before stealing from someone! You deserve to be outsmarted!" Archibald was crushed with regret. Countless times, he had considered seeking help from Chad at the Mystic Pavillion to treat Bernadette's illness. He never imagined that his actions would lead him to cross paths with Chad in such a way. Yet, what good was regret now? Hence, Archibald made a decision. He struggled to his feet, enduring the unbearable pain in his leg as he knelt on the ground and said, "I, Archibald Stevens, am willing to lead three thousand Roggan followers to join Chi

He had always thought Archie’s beards were too long and he looked like one of the cavemen in a children’s storybook. “Have you seen Jake or Adam?” Nate asked immediately. He was in no mood for formalities. He could tell by the look on Archie’s face that something was wrong. The man was jovial and always had a joke to tell but most importantly, he had a bottle of beer in his burly hands. “My pub had been destroyed and they took Jake away” he sighed Nate felt his heart shatter into a million pieces. He never thought he’d see a big guy like Archie cry. Archie built the pub with his bare hands. If his pub was thrashed, that meant he wasn’t going to be having customers for a while, a long while.

"You called me?" She smiled nodding. "Is it that hard to believe?" Alaric ignored her before standing up to leave. "I just wanna talk Alaric," she called out. He stopped. "About what, Natalie? My son likes you but I don't." Natalie chuckled. "We've already established that, Alaric. Now sit down let me tell you something you never knew." ~~~~* "We ain't working again!" "A hospital!" "Let's destroy the crops!"

Never taking anything serious. Little Nate is the youngest at 14. He’s never been the same since our parents. He was always an inquisitive, bubbly boy but when they died, he shut us out. Rarely talks to many people and spends his days going to school then coming home and playing video games. He has started hearing his wolf though so I’m hoping that when he finally shifts it might help him open up more.

“I should be asking you that, Arch. What the hell do you want?” He looks disgusted, his jaw clenched. “You showed up at my house, trespassing on my property. Don't waste my time if you have nothing to say.” I step forward. “We have a lot to say, Arch. Nathan was just admitted at the hospital for poisoning. What do you know about that?” I watch for his reaction, and he doesn't say anything. Emotions fly across his face, but none of them are panic or guilt. Arch either has a great poker face, or he isn't responsible.

Idiots, every single one of them, Nate thought to himself. The host shot him a coy smile that resurfaced memories from years ago. He had dated her once. He had loved her curvy body and blond hair. From the glimmer in her eyes, it seemed as though she wanted to get back with him. Nate wasn’t interested—not anymore, so he looked away. “Oh, look who we have here—a special guest!” Alex’s loud voice grabbed his attention. He was watching Damien intently. “I have never seen you in any meetings before. Here to compete, Damien Carter?”