Orphan Black Felix Novels & Stories

I whispered to my child softly, murmuring promises I wasn’t sure I could keep, yet hoped I would: “You’ll live, we’ll live, my sweet baby. I swear it, I promise. No one will take you from me-not him, not anyone, I’ll fight forever if I have to.” The figure guiding me paused at the gate, glancing back. Their expression was unreadable, sharp, commanding-but there was acknowledgment there too; a recognition of the struggle, the defiance, the desperation that had carried me alive through nine months of running. With one last heave of effort, I crossed the threshold. The walls of the Black Fur Pack’s territory loomed over me, not as a prison as Ironhaven, but as a shield - Shadow Fang. My legs bu

"She cares about looking her best, and she's not getting outshone on a day like this. You're not going to say no to something that simple, are you?" I gave a helpless smile. Before the Ledgers adopted Winnie, Felix only had eyes for me. He was a straight-A bookworm, earnest to a fault, and he blushed every time he saw me. When Raphael and other spoiled heirs tried to mess with me, Felix was the one who stepped in. Raphael mocked him for years as "Felix the simp", but Felix couldn't care less. Then Winnie showed up, sugar-sweet on the surface and always whispering in his ear. Little by little, I turned into the calculating villain in his head, someone he learned to hate.

In the center of the circle burned a brazier filled with black flame. “Cultists,” Zevran muttered. Kaelira nodded slowly. “The Order of the Eclipse. I thought they were gone.” “Apparently they didn’t get the message.” Before they could move, one of the figures turned toward them. Beneath the hood, the eyes glowed red—Moonlight twisted wrong. “Children of the Black Moon,” the voice hissed. “You sealed what was ours.” Zevran drew his blade. “Not sealed enough, apparently.”

Felix wasn't looking into divorce settlements, property disputes, or Elvina’s medical license. *Query: High-Sovereign Lineage—Suppression Rituals.* *Query: Energy Manifestations in Unbonded Offspring.* *Query: Nullification of Severed and Re-awakened Mate Bonds.* A heavy, dead quiet hit the war room. Felix wasn't just a bitter ex-husband selling stories to the tabloids for cash. He actually knew something. During his marriage to Elvina, he had caught glimpses of her power, or signs of her family’s history, that he hadn't made sense of back then.

Hayes is mine. “Hayden,” Jessica continued quietly, “I wish I’d found out sooner. When I left your pack, I realized I was pregnant. My mate wouldn’t let me leave Australia until our child turned two, so my investigation was limited. Otherwise… I would have uncovered this long ago.” I leaned back, my head spinning. “From what I’ve gathered,” she went on, “a black witch named Morgana is helping Valentina. In case some things seem unnatural or confusing…” I snapped my head to her. “Black witch? That's dark magic!”

I growled, ending the call. I turned to the council members who were watching with concerned expressions. "Meeting adjourned. There's been an incident with Felix." The drive to the hospital was a blur of rage and fear. Orion was practically taking over, demanding we find our mate's pup immediately. Though Felix wasn't biologically mine, both my wolf and I had formed a profound bond with the boy. He was ours to protect. I found Summer in the hallway outside Felix's room, her face ashen, eyes wild with fear. When she saw me, something broke in her expression, and she rushed into my arms.

I shake my head. “It’s my fault you don’t know.” I stop at the Blue Ridge path and admit to my mistake. “The youngest orphan was poisoned with wolfsbane last night. Somehow he has survived over twenty-four hours on a substance that kills in three.” The group is stunned by my information. “How do you know more than your father about this?” Parker asks with slow hesitation.

“I heard that—“ The sky was suddenly lit up by distant fireworks. Although it was quite far from where they were, they could still hear the noise it made as colors exploded, outshining the gleam of the stars. Ethan stopped mid-sentence and they both turned towards the sky to admire the fireworks display. Claire stared with her mouth slightly agape in amusement as the show dragged on for a few minutes. Ever since she moved to Cartersville with her mother, she never celebrated the occasion, so it was her first time in a while to watch a fireworks show. She realized that she forgot just how fascinating it was. “Happy new year”, she mumbled. Through the distant crackle and blasts as flower-like

I settled in well at Gonzalo's place. He explained everything to me, even providing lists of instructions on how to clean his house. It wasn't as big as Caleb's mansion but incredibly peaceful. Despite being literally in the middle of the forest inside there was no trace of eerie sounds or the growls of werewolves. I paused. Could the wolf I heard at the Orphanage have been Caleb? Goosebumps prickled my skin, adding to the pain already gnawing at me. How could I feel so emotionless?

"Honey, what do you want? I want her to explode her powers and not let us take her, let's go, the exiles will take care of the lycanthrope." Gary and Brenda took the little girl before the helpless gaze of Markus, who, no matter how hard he tried to protect her, it was impossible to save her from Brenda's arms, because all the exiles together were stronger than the love he could have for Aisha, finally they took her away, leaving his heart completely broken