No Place For No Hero Novels & Stories

"I donated a kidney and spent three years in prison. I just got out, and now you've been putting me through all of this. I have pneumonia and a high fever. Are you trying to kill me by forcing me to give blood?" Joan's voice turned cold. "This is the price for hurting Shaun." Seeing how heartless she was, I turned to Helen. "Joan fell for someone else and keeps hurting me for Shaun, but we're siblings. Will you…" Helen didn't even let me finish. "You shouldn't have laid a hand on Shaun." I thought I had already given up on them. But in that moment, my chest still ached like something sharp had been driven into it. I stared at them, teeth clenched. "You two are heartless! The anti-system devi

I tagged several more staff in the group chat who also had the same kind of rare blood as Chloe. [@ZoeSmith @JakeMartinez, aren't you both RH-Negatives too? Why aren't you going?] [Or are you both into Chloe too?] RH-Negative blood had always been precious. If they had been willing to go, they would not have been stirring things up in the group chat. The moment they saw that, they panicked and quickly argued back. [Exactly. Why should we be forced to donate?]

"Not anymore you're not! I am in charge of VIP tours, and I am giving you one pretty lady! But first, I need to know your name!" Was he flirting with me? I saw nothing about VIP tour option on the website. I smirked at him and said, "Uh huh. What does this VIP tour cost me?" If I thought that mega watt smile couldn't get any wider, I was wrong. He smiled from ear to ear. "Just your name." "Sorry. No deal. My momma told me I shouldn't go aroud giving my name to strangers." I could tell he wasn't expecting a refusal, but he wasn't the least bit discouraged. "I'm Amphitrion. See. Now we aren't strangers anymore." Why did that name sound familiar? It nagged me, but I chose to ignore it.

I rolled up my sleeve—the pattern had spread a little further, almost reaching my elbow. When it reached my heart, that would be the end. Rebirth came with no miracles. My wolf had burned everything she had to reverse time. I was just a body on a countdown now. All I wanted was a quiet place where I could try to be comfortable for whatever time I had left. Diane's car was parked at the territory border. A black SUV, polished to a shine, completely out of place against the run-down territory. I walked over. Diane sat in the driver's seat, sizing me up through the window. She frowned.

"Looks like it's growing just fine." Cecilia's legs buckled as she stared at him, no clue what he'd do next. She opened her mouth to scream— Ian leaned in, voice low. "Don't bother. Everyone out there works for me." The place was dead quiet. Private hospital, totally cleared. His people only. "Wh-What are you gonna do?" Her voice cracked, eyes wide. Ian let out a short laugh, reached toward her stomach. She jerked back. His hand stopped midair—but he didn't care.

"Absolutely! Cyril, just hang in there! I'll get you to your dad right now!" But when I grabbed my phone to call 911 again, it suddenly died—the battery was completely drained. I glanced up, desperate for help, and saw a young woman hesitantly walking toward me. Her voice trembled as she asked her friend, "Roxanne... You don't think he's... He can't be dead, can he?" Her friend, Roxanne Walker, walked over in her white lace flats. She sounded exasperated. "Ugh, seriously? We finally got our acceptance letters and just wanted to chill for a bit, but then we ran into them. Why weren't they paying attention when they crossed the street? Talk about bad luck."

He let Lance explain things to Darwin. "Our and Liam's group were rivals in Manila. Nobody wanted Dana to die. She was just dragged into our fight. But Hero took all the blame so that we, his friends, would not be punished. He left our school and never showed up again. That's the truth. Hero came to Casa de Oro to leave his old life and start anew while suffering from that loss all by himself..."

“I won’t stop you from sleeping if you need the rest, but make sure you wake up, alright? Don’t forget we are going to spend the rest of our days together. There are so many things I want to do with you. You were the one who said we were in it together and forever. “One day, Ava will go to school. Before you know it, she’s going to be a college graduate, then she’s going to get married. We must look after her, so she won’t… she won’t…” My body had turned so stiff that when he tried to adjust me into a prone position, my bones cracked and snapped. He could feel my bones snapping when he touched me. The brittle feeling made him recoil. After that, he broke down and dropped to the floor where h

And with that, the last thread holding my heart in place snapped. If she had rushed to the hospital, I might have believed Grandpa was right. I might have told myself she was only spoiled and foolish, and that I could pull her back onto the right path. Now I understood. This was not innocence. This was arrogance. She believed Grant Whitmore would always be her loyal dog. Fine. From this moment on, whatever I did, I would no longer hesitate. By the time I brought Lily home that night, it was already past one in the morning.

One moment he was with the officers and Claire was hurrying inside and the next second, he found himself all alone in the dark when a man suddenly popped from nowhere and now threatening to kill him. He had a gun quietly stuck from his side, but he knows that if he pull it out, he should also have the courage to pull the trigger. “I will be considered a hero in our gang if I kill you, and we will then have less of a pain in our ass.” The man dug the muzzle on Max’s forehead, it felt hot on his skin as if it was just recently been fired. He stared at the man, memorizing his features for his reference when he hunts him down in hell. Max closed his eyes, slowly embracing his damned fate.