Pal Percy Novels & Stories

I said I'd even the score. I wiped my tears forcefully using the back of my hand. Cadmus truly brings out the worst in me, and Percy brings out this part of me that I want to keep hidden. "You're too focused on seeing Cadmus hit the ground. That's why you're being reckless. That's why I think this is enough. Percival's company is expanding year after year. He's doing the impossible month after month. Just so he could please you. What else do you want?"

"You…" Percy’s face twisted with frustration, stunned she’d humiliated him so directly. "Fine. You win." Clenching his jaw, he turned and walked away. This time, he was going to make it. He’d rise again and prove to Stellar just how wrong she’d been to dismiss him. With that thought burning in his chest, Percy forced himself back to the pawn shop and handed over the heirloom—this time, for a long-term loan. … Stellar didn’t give the encounter another thought.

He packed them up, and made his way towards the refrigerator aisles hoping to find water. On his way there he heard something, he froze and Listened. Then he was sure. It was heavy breathing. The Pales were frightening, the biggest stood eight feet tall and were a formidable entity. They had claws to tear their prey apart like a lioness tearing into a meal. A Pale’s arms hung very long and their legs were lengthy as well.

James asked as Palmer came in through the door. “It was good. The usual stuff, rehearsal for the pep rally, and classes are as boring as ever. The only thing new is the gossip about the Melbournes. I met the mom. Her name is Grace. She seems very nice.” “I’m glad you liked her. Maybe you can be friends with her son. I’ve heard he has had a rough life because he suffers from a condition called albinism,” Daisy mentioned, “He might need a friend here.” Albinism, Palmer thought. She’s heard about it before, but she was curious, so she decided she would learn more about it and get to know Christopher better.

my laugh was three notes too high, mimicking a shrill straight out of a horror movie, “dad wants to step down and he’s hoping one of these two will take over.” “Well, it’s good to know that my debt will be transferred to an Alpha I’m trying to build an alliance with. As I said, just when I think things can’t get worse, they do.” Percy brushed off his dejections and steeled his posture as he clad himself in an armour of determination, “at least I have a heads up.” He didn’t wait for a response. Percy stalked away, leaving me with my back against a wall to gather my bearings alone.