Nene X Cassandra Novels & Stories

“Now that we’re all here. I’ll properly introduce you to my daughters, Balric. This is Cassandra. I believe you know her sire, Abraham. She has just been accepted on my enforcer team. Lee is quite impressed with her skill.” Balric nodded. “I’ve run into Abraham a few times,” he said then looked to Cass. “He must have seen something in you to turn you and that you’ve impressed Lee, confirms it.” She tried to hide it, but Dannie could tell Cass preened under his compliment. “I’ve heard you’re not so bad yourself. Mind showing me some of your moves?” “Everything I know, I’ve passed to Desi who I’m sure has taught to you.” “Yeah, well no harm in a little sparring now and again, is there?” She as

she asked with concern as I led her to our usual spot "What's going on, Shane?" she asked again. I took a deep breath, launching into the details of what I had discovered. "I've been digging into the new Neuroxine and it's a Nexus Override, a neutralizer to make everyone back to being just normal. But they don't know yet that to activate it we need a DNA sample from someone different" I said. "Someone like, Max and by her DNA I mean tons of testing, DNA processing, everything in the book."

Maya The worst part about Cassandra’s ideas was that she always announced them as if they were gifts, as if forcing two unwilling people into increasingly invasive public situations somehow counted as an opportunity rather than a carefully packaged disaster, and by the time Leo and I arrived at the production studio that had been transformed into a sleek livestream set decorated with hockey memorabilia, promotional banners, and enough strategically placed cameras to make me feel like I was walking into a surveillance experiment disguised as entertainment, I already knew the next two hours were going to test whatever remained of my patience. Cassandra stood near the stage with a tablet in her

“Alpha Brutus, IWMA held a conference in Timbuktu, about their current project work. You need to take one doctor who knows about this project.” His manager informed him. Brutus looked around and then his eyes fixed on me. “Doctor Cassandra would be the best choice for it.” As soon as he said it, my jaws dropped. Travelling with him that far did not seem a good idea. “Alpha Brutus,” Luke called him. “Can you take some other doctor, Cassy is quite busy for a week. There are few patients consulting her online.” He said as he ran as my saviour. “Alright. I would take Doctor Nancy..” Brutus stared at the intern. I sighed.

We both went out and down to go to the gate crashers. "My ghad! After ten years the gate has finally opened" Cassandra complained artfully while her husband was in her back. "Come on, they did a quicky" Ayesha laughed. I immediately slapped her on her arm. "Awch! What's so defensive." laughing, she says. Daevon just shrugged by his wife's awkwardness. Both men approached Xenoah and then both tapped her on the shoulder before leading the walk. "You have a lot to tell Azaia" Cassandra whispered and held my left arm.

She sat down on the sofa. It didn’t take long for someone to show up. “You got a hell of a lot of nerve coming here,” Cassandra said as she walked in. “I thought I told you to not even think about coming here again.” She was irritated but not as irate as she was when she had first learned of Caitlin’s love affair with her brother. Cassandra wore red leather pants that clung to her hips and legs and a red long-sleeve half turtle neck with black and fuchsia slanted lines all over it.

Kate mumbled, as Klare dragged her out with her and closed the door behind them. “Honey, are you feeling okay? Are you nervous?” Cassandra said, cupping her cheeks. “Mom, I’ve been through this once…” “Are you sure?” Cassandra raised a brow at her, and SOphia’s facade crumbled. “Ok fine, maybe I’m a tad nervous, but this is nothing,” “Tell us,” Cassandra sat her down, and Nikolaus on the other hand was having fun listening to their conversation. He was happy that he chose to come here rather than stick with his father and brother who were probably talking boring stuff with Caden.

Cassandra eyebrows arched. Renee and Latisha. Cassandra's two friends who shared the apartment rent for two years were the only people she can properly call as friends. They only knew each other for a few years but the bond they shared was like more than a decade of friendship. Not only sharing the apartment they also shared their own mystery way of living where some people on this world could never understand. “I only hope that man still can walk by now.” Renee was a petite but energetic lady, with her curly hair and sometimes had a bad temper. She shrugged and drank her coffee. “But don't worry, I still can give you some advice if he wants to see you in court.”

The afternoon sun was hot, shining straight into the big sitting room. Cassandra sat on the long white couch, her legs crossed, sipping juice slowly. She looked relaxed, her hair neatly packed, and her nails freshly done. Vanessa sat beside her, scrolling through her phone. Her face carried that usual pride, like the world belonged to her. They had been talking about random things — business, fashion, and of course, Nathaniel. Cassandra smiled faintly. “You know, sometimes I wonder what men really want. Nathaniel has everything, but he still works like his life depends on it.”

"You know me?" "I know your code," Cassandra took a step closer. The air between them crackled with intellectual electricity. "It's clean. Efficient. But predictable. Just like your father." "Careful," Alex narrowed his eyes. "Insulting my family is a health hazard." "I'm not insulting them," Cassandra turned her tablet to show him a graph. "I'm warning you. Genesis Corp isn't just selling anti-aging cream. They are building a neural network. And they are using this party to scan everyone's brainwaves."