Oras Maxie Novels & Stories

I had no idea they were going to knock him out and send him to his room in the compound. "Don't you think I know that?" Austin shouts causing a few of the brothers to look over towards us. I step up to him, knowing how funny it must look because of our height difference. People used to always say how different he and Max were, where Max was blonde haired, blue eyed and full of fun and jokes, Austin was his opposite. Tall, dark and broody. I always saw it though, they both have the same facial expressions. Reminded me of their father.

Settled in the Weitheimer's house, Austin has been moved to the house after he woke up the hospital was rewarded by Maximum the eldest son of the family, immediately he has ordered a new building for the hospital as its headquarters and promised them it won't be in his name, he also gave them countless millions of dollars in their account, dish a small house becoming big overnight.

I know that soon he will be my shadow. "You are extremely lucky for what happened today. I hope you know that." He says and then he disappears. It used to freak me out when I first discovered he could do that. As kids he would always disappear and reappear to frighten me. Sometimes he still pulls the parlor trick out for fun. It is an amazing thing to see on the training grounds. The only other dragon to have beaten him in a fight is our Alpha Xander. Maximus is head of security because the stealth he needs is built in. I have grown used to it now and can feel him even when I can't see him most of the time. I enter the clinic and head straight for my strangers room.

The Alpha of the Blue Moon Pack, the East’s most potent pack leader, was infamous for his ruthlessness and hatred of the impolite. According to legend, he murdered most of his servants, and his reign was marked by bloodshed. Nothing was too much for a man to do to ensure that those around him obeyed his every command. To him, it is preferable to slaughter the weak and bathe in their blood beneath the light of a harvest moon. His wolf was said to be a monster with red eyes that glowed in the dark, watching its victims before tearing them apart.

The teacher gave an eye roll. Sam faked a horrified look. I faced Tess, who was smiling at me. "Where are you from? You look Mexican." she grinned, show casing pristine, white teeth. "You guessed right! I'm a Mexican Italian." "Mexican Italian? And your surname is snow?" came Sam's mortified question. "it's actually 'Tessa Marietta Arellano Rossi. Most people don't like the name so it was changed to 'snow'." she shrugged.

“I need to take you out of there, you and your siblings. I don’t care what your father might say about -” “Max, that would be great. You have no idea how I have always wanted to leave this place, but you alone won’t be enough,” Mia reasoned. A purr left Max’s lips, and he answered, “You do not know how much I am capable, Mia. I am from the Valmore Blood Pack. In fact, I am one of the Alpha’s Gammas.” Max could tell his revelation stunned Mia. She gulped and asked, “So, what - what brings you here? If you say you are a Gamma to one of the biggest packs in the country -”

The answer is full of assurance. Maxim grinned. "I am grateful to The Moon Goddess. It's just that I don't like it when you flaunt it in front of everyone." "Stop bragging!" Maxine pulled a small towel that had been draped over Maxim's left shoulder. The girl then meticulously and painstakingly dries Maxim's wet hair. While Maxim just looked at her silently, feeling touch after touch of Maxim above his head while smiling every time their green eyes met. But Maxim couldn't keep that smile on his face for long because Maxine said something he didn't want to hear today.

'Alpha Maximus,' Micah says, graciously bowing his head. 'Micah, we were just talking about you,' Alpha Maximus says. 'Oh really? Good things, I hope?' He says and smiles at me endearingly. I blush, 'Come on, Dad, move out of the way so Micah can come inside. You take up the whole doorframe, you know?' 'I'm a Lycan. I can't help being this big,' he shrugs, steps away from the door, and returns to the dining table.

Max said Oh man

“You’re going to regret this one day.” “Maybe,” I murmured. “But not today. Today, I am going to enjoy this victory.” She started toward the door, but I stopped her with one more reminder. “Make sure your little pet doesn’t screw this up.” She frowned. “Pet?” “Maxine,” I said, tilting my head. “She’s useful, but too emotional. If she panics, everything burns before it even begins. Keep her in line.” Her expression flickered, a mix of guilt and anger, before she finally nodded.