Orange Cassidy Theme Song Novels & Stories

"One of the old songs. The ones Marin used to sing." Cassia hesitated, feeling feeling move over her face. "I don't know if I can. It's been so long." "Please," Lyssa breathed. "I want to hear her voice in yours." With hesitation, Cassia sang. Her voice was rough from disuse but had a music that seemed to bypass hearing altogether and ring deep within the lungs. The words were in an unknown language but somehow understood, telling of moonlight and ancient oaths, of duty and love and sacrifice that went beyond time.

Jamerson took another sip of his drink in a bid to stifle his laugh. Cassidy threw a glare at Jamerson, turned on her heel, and stomped off. I watched her cross the room and join a group of men who were hovering around a few of the other GT girls. I shook my head, still laughing half-heartily. “That fucking girl is like a bad stain on your favorite shirt,” Jamerson said. “No shit, I just can’t get rid of her.” I shook my head. “You’re an Alpha Gabe, she wants the rank.” He tipped his glass at me before taking a sip, giving me a look like I should know this and be aware of it.

And this time the edit included: Dreston and Cassienne, Corren and Aurora Complete with romantic orchestral music. Jessica looked emotional for absolutely no reason. “This is cinema.” Dreston looked like he regretted returning home. Cassienne laughed again despite herself. Honestly, the atmosphere inside the mansion finally felt alive again. And after everything, they needed that. A phone suddenly vibrated against the coffee table. Dreston glanced down at the screen. Then sighed immediately. Cassienne noticed at once. “Corren?” “Yes.” Jessica immediately sat up straighter. “Put it on speaker.”

Cassidy cursed. They're were gaining on us. “Just keep running, Cassidy,” I cried. “I can hear them,” a man shouted, causing the birds to fly. The gunshot this time sounded closer, not I don't stop. I could not afford to throw away my shit. Cassidy stumbled and soon, she fell. “Cassidy,” I screamed, rushing to her body. The sounds of the men running became louder but I held her hand. “Stand, please.” She shook her head, her face quickly turning red. “I can't,” Cassidy cried out. “It hurts so much.”

she asked, opening up her Spotify account. "Uhh," Tony stammered. "I'm okay with whatever." "Alright." Cassie immediately searched for and played the theme song for the kids show Paw Patrol. It was a joke meant to lighten the mood and it did just that. "Are you serious right now?" Tony laughed, jokingly falling over on the couch. "OK. Let me be more specific. NOT THAT." Cassie laughed, shut off the silly kids show theme song and knew exactly what she needed to search for.

Elara slammed back into the wall, breaking his grip, then hooked her foot behind his knee and sent him crashing down. Before she could finish it, a black SUV screeched to a halt at the mouth of the alley. Cassidy stepped out. She wasn’t dressed for subtlety—red leather jacket, gold chain at her throat, dark hair pulled back tight. Her eyes locked on Elara with a smile that didn’t reach them. “You’ve been busy,” Cassidy said, her voice like velvet over glass. “I should thank you. I didn’t realize how many rats I had until you scared them out of hiding.”

Or maybe it was just me—still trembling from what I’d seen, still raw with the new understanding of the world I’d willingly stepped into. Cassidy sat in the center of the room, legs crossed as if she were at brunch instead of bound to a steel chair with her wrists tied behind her. Her hair was still perfectly curled. She wore lipstick. The audacity. “Well, if it isn’t the corpse bride,” she sneered, coughing up a bit of red. I stood behind the desk where Icarus leaned silently, arms crossed. He’d handed this one to me. Said it was mine if I wanted it. And God, I did.

My voice was quiet but steady. "Dead!" Cassidy sneered, her lips curling with malicious satisfaction. "Happy? Your weakness is finally gone! Dead! Completely dead!" I lowered my gaze, remaining motionless, letting her words wash over me without reaction. Cassidy advanced closer, her voice dripping with venom. "You're so cold-blooded. What about your so-called grandmother-granddaughter pack bond? You didn't even shed a tear at that scene! And look at your face now! I don't see a trace of sadness or grief!"

And for the first time since we'd broken up, I heard perfection, also known as Will Sutherland's voice, the Sutherland Sunset, the voice that had once set a million teenage hearts on fire. "I'll let you go, if I can go too, I'll let you fly if I can carry you." I shuddered as his voice wrapped around me, as Zane harmonized with him. "I always wanted the fire in your eyes, promise me it will never die, forever you said, forever we stay, forever will always lead the way." The guys ended with the chorus. And a stunned silence fell over the group. "That's it." Zane tilted his head. "The theme song to the movie, why not?"

I suppress a laugh, exchanging a glance with Caspian, who lounges in one of the chairs, watching the chaos unfold. He’s wisely staying out of it. Smart man. Aries snickers in the back of my mind. "She’s got fire, I’ll give her that." Cassidy suddenly claps her hands, drawing everyone’s attention. “Okay, let’s start with the theme. I was thinking—” "Silver." The word rumbles through me before I even register it. My body stiffens slightly as my consciousness takes a step back, and Aries pushes forward. My eyes glow deep blue. My voice, now his, fills the room—rich, velvety, commanding.