Onward Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Orion’s grip around her waist tightened. “I see why you are tired,” he muttered into her hair. She almost laughed. If she let go for a瞬, if she allowed herself to view this as a story she was being told, it was almost absurd. Wolves. Gods. Demon fathers. Ancient locks. Fanatic clans. All orbiting a shard of crystallized moonlight set in a grove she used to be forbidden from entering.

Crescent Moon High was old, the kind of school where the lockers stuck, the cafeteria food tasted like cardboard, and the faint smell of mildew lingered no matter how many times they cleaned. Nicola glanced at the clock again. Two minutes until the bell. Two minutes until she could blend into the crowd, slip through the hallways unnoticed, and finally escape the judgmental stares that followed her everywhere. Two minutes until she could retreat into the safety of her own mind. The teacher’s voice droned on, his monotone explanation of algebra formulas fading into the background. Nicola’s gaze drifted to the window. The late autumn sun bathed the Crescent Moon forest in a golden glow, making

Chapter 4: Eternal Knot The pack den thrummed with anticipation as the final confrontation with the Shadowfang pack loomed on the horizon. I stood at the center of it all, my body forever altered by the bonds I shared with Rylan, Thorne, and Kai. My curves felt more alive than ever—full breasts heavy and sensitive, hips wide and fertile, thighs thick and marked with their bites. The heat had peaked and begun to settle into a deep, abiding connection that made me stronger, sharper, more attuned to the pack’s rhythms. Yet the ache for their knots never fully faded; it simmered constantly, ready to ignite at their touch.

When they all left, Adrian sat in the middle of the cottage, his heart hurting. He wished... he could just forget all this and run in to the wild. 'I can use a run...' Orion said. 'After the day I had...' Adrian shifted and bounded off towards the woods. Orion took a sniff in the air. 'Are you waiting for that white wolf.' 'No?' 'What a liar you are, Orion.' 'I just feel like she will calm me down.' ---

The boys exchanged their hugs before they left for Mountain Manuka, leaving behind a Beta, a warrior, a brother, and most of all, a trustworthy childhood friend. What blossomed between Selena and Zaden is beyond hormonal and chemistry. It was a mutual share of love, of two people from the same kind and equal status-widely accepted and blessed. But what about Orion's love towards her? He still has feelings for a woman that will never be his. He left everything behind so that she could be happy with the man she loved. Is his love a sin?

Mama, I do hope you don't stay gone too long because I have this deep sinking feeling that something is at work and it's coming for you. I fear writing this but it needs to be told to you: The reason I came to your community is that your twins were my mates. That energy that weavers on and off you is that tie you have as their mother and I love you as they would you but I deeply fear that I've formed a far more intimate bond with you and I never realized it in wolf form. I'm hoping to find my second chance of love so come back soon so you can help me find her back in my home country. Sincerely, Orion, P.S. Fallon sends all his love to you and promises that Sarin will be taken care of if he b

"And then, after the fire... when I was a servant... I used to wait for the laundry shift just so I could smell your shirts. I used to pray for your neck to hurt just so you would call for a massage." She laughed nervously. "I thought it was just a crush. A stupid, servant-girl fantasy. But it never went away. It just got bigger. Until it felt like... like gravity." Oreon stared at her. His eyes were shining. "You prayed for my neck to hurt?" he asked, a wondering smile touching his lips. "Only a little bit," she grinned. Oreon reached up. He cupped her face, his thumbs wiping away a tear that had escaped. "I didn't know," he whispered. "I was so blind. I was so busy trying to be the Alpha,

I smiled to her, and the tears are now pouring from her and from me. She nods. “Thank you Luna, Alpha. Thank you so much.” And with that we leave the cottage. “That had to be the single most heart warming and sexy thing I have ever seen.” Orion said, as he bent over to whisper in my ear. “I can’t wait to get my claws into you.” He purred, pressing his hard on into my back. I swear I’d fuck him on the front lawn if I had the balls. ‘You might not, but I do. Just say the word.’ Athena chimes in…

“Then why won’t you look away?” Because in the books, you never looked away. His hand skimmed down, resting at my waist, curling possessively. My stomach dipped. His lips brushed my ear barely. “You know what happens to girls who don’t listen?” My voice was barely a whisper. “What?” “They end up right where I want them.” Every nerve in me lit up. My mind was already running ahead, writing the scene where his mouth claimed mine and his hands pushed every of my boundaries. But then… like a splash of cold water, Lena’s face crashed into my brain. My best friend. My very oblivious best friend.

She swiftly flipped the bristle pages over till she got to to where they had stopped before the distraction. Dear diary, Was all that was written and with curiosity that caused Trisha's brows to gnarl, she opened to the next page but it was empty. She continued flipping the page and as she neared the end of the book, her faith in the journal dwindled but upon arrival at the last page, it prophesied to her, and Harold, and Wilkes—into details, what Harold was going to face during the contest and it was nothing good; Dear diary, the moon shone brighter than ever before that evening. We were out, in the open world, away from our school; Golden Lake University, just the three of us. The wind wai