Orion Sirius Novels & Stories

“The world was never the same again. And I won’t let Iris go through what I did. It’s enough that I had to grow up in the cold shadow of false affection—raised by a ‘stepmother’ and her deceitful daughter.” “Excuse me?” Susan blinked, clearly confused. I opened my mouth to reply—but the sound of footsteps approaching from behind made me turn around. That voice—deep, steady, unmistakable—cut through the rain. “I didn’t expect to see you here, Cassy.” Orion. He stood a few meters away, his long black coat glistening with droplets, a silver umbrella in hand. His gaze was assessing, though his usual faint smile tried to soften it. “Alpha Orion,” I greeted quietly, forcing my tone to remain even.

His coat was long black leather, fastened with obsidian clasps that pulsed with a sick kind of magic. His presence was… wrong. Not like Sariyah’s. Hers was cold and ancient seeming inevitable. His felt like a trap. One that was drawing me closer with every heartbeat. “You really thought you could defy her and live?’ His low voice purred. “Cute.” “Who the hell are you?” I asked my voice raw and barely able to sound more than a whisper. He gave a mocking bow. “Orion St.James, at your service.” I looked past him, the entire square was empty now except for the ashes she left behind in the shape of sigils on the ground.

He had his hair long but packed just like the top one delta. “Orion is a vigilant and observant first scout who excels in reconnaissance and gathering vital information for the pack. His keen eyes and sharp instincts make him an invaluable asset in detecting potential threats.” “And for his partner, Lyra Swiftwind” he said and I searched around to see her crossing her legs on the cold tile floor, her hair dyed purple and crazy piercings on. I can say she has about 8 piercings in total on her face, ears, brows, nose… damn.

Before anyone could react, Viktor grabbed the spear that had been discarded earlier and hurled it towards Orion with deadly accuracy. "No!" Selene screamed, horror gripping her heart as she watched the spear pierce through the air, finding its mark in Orion's chest. She felt as if time slowed down, every moment stretching into an eternity as she witnessed the scene unfold before her eyes. Orion staggered backward, a strangled cry escaping his lips as he clutched at the spear protruding from his chest. His eyes widened in shock and pain, disbelief etched on his features as he stumbled and fell to the ground, his strength failing him.

"I am sorry if I disturbed you. I needed a moment away from the hall." "Away from Lady Camille's sharp tongue and Thomas's endless demands, you mean," Orion says, stepping forward with the aid of a gnarled wooden walking stick. His weathered face holds a gentleness that feels rare in these high stone halls. He stops a few paces away, his sharp blue eyes locking onto the high collar of my linen shirt. "You cover your throat, yet the scent of ancient silver clings to you like mist." My heart skips a beat. "I don't know what you mean."

Darius pulled him up by his torn coat collar, slamming him against a stone pillar. "Are you satisfied now?!" Darius growled bitterly at Orion. "You see what your mother's cowardice forced my sister to become? You are useless, Orion! Just like me! Neither of us could protect the females of our bloodline!" Darius shoved Orion away and stormed into the falling snow, leaving Orion broken on the frozen ground. As Kaelen settled me into the back seat of the sleigh, a sudden crack of thunder rumbled across the dark winter sky. Down on the platform, Orion’s body went completely limp, collapsing face-first onto the ice as his wolf crashed from total emotional exhaustion.

"Grandma, did you know that Ale has three mates? And she will be cursed if she chooses only one and discards the others." "She doesn't have to choose, and the others don't have to leave. Being in the same orbit doesn't mean they will always be close, right? Like Auriga, Orion, and Canis Minor surrounding Castor and Pollux. They are doomed. Even though they aren't close, they will always be together." Grandma also knew about astrological mythology, and each of her sentences reminded me of Ale. "One day you will rise together without having to choose one and erase the others."

“You don't have toㅡ” He was already dabbing at the burns, his rough calloused hands holding onto mine tightly, the contact making me shudder. “Don't mention it. This isn't a big deal.” My heart was thrumming faster than louder in my chest, pulse fluttering under my skin. “Who are you?” He looked up at me, my heart skipping a beat as his dark eyes locked on to mine. “Orion. Alpha Orion.” My throat dried and I couldn't tear my gaze away. What was happening? He was an Alpha? And not just any Alpha. Alpha Orion? From Moonfire pack?!

Gavin piped excitedly as he scooted over and let me have the telescope. “Here, have a look. The Orion constellation is present tonight.” I took a look at the eye hole of the telescope to see numerous dot-like stars close to each other forming some sort of figure in the beautiful night sky. “Is it some sort of hunter?” I asked Gavin. “You are right, Clara! The constellation Orion was inspired from Orion, a hunter in Greek mythology. They say Orion was the only lover of Artemis, the Greek Goddess of the hunt. Artemis had a distaste for men, except Orion. Only Orion was accidentally killed by her.”

They needed each other like she and Orion did. First, they needed to get through check out then they would be free from the confines of the ton for a little while. Orion was a high standing politician in vampire society. He could never truly leave the ton while he held that position. She couldn't wonder what their life would be like if he did vacate his position.