Paul Rovia Walking Dead Novels & Stories

‘The moment in between what you once were, and who you are now becoming, is where the dance of life really takes place. Dare, dream, dance, smile, and sing loudly! And have faith that love is an unstoppable force.' Paul was on his way home after going to the home of the Viper killing them at a spot. He was a very good in guns. He was alone and was on barefoot. He had ordered his men not to follow him and didn't take any of his car with him.

Adam and Ella were trying not to laugh but they didn't find it that hard when they saw Connor had just taken out of the trunk; Eddie Hale had just been yanked out of the trunk and the whole world stood still. Paul carried her into the house but once out of the presence of the other wolves. Paul could barely hold himself up, he was drunk and he knew it. Paul knew that it was going to be a bad idea getting drunk but he didn't care. Paul was practically falling before he even made it to the stairs. Giaan started to laugh at him and suddenly Paul was able to walk better. He rezleid that it was Glory that was holding him up. Was she really drunk or was she just pretending so that she would have a

Kiara Robertson pov It took me five years to travel across three states. I went rogue, and I have just finished my hunt. The sex had been mediocre. My hunger always overcame my orgasm, leaving me unfulfilled and pissy. After I drained all of my prey's blood, my wolf consumed his remains, leaving me stuffed, naked, bloody, and cold on the forest floor. Wiping his blood from my mouth, I chuckled, “Human men are so easy and trusting.”

I haven’t seen it yet, but I figure we will have a family dinner there once he and Mom get settled in their relationship. A black SUV drives up, and I know that it’s Paul. The SUV stops in front of the packhouse, and the passenger door opens. A man gets out and goes to the back door. I would have thought Paul would be in the passenger seat or driving, but it doesn’t matter. The back door is held open, and Paul steps out. He looks different, and that is besides the fact that his beard is gone. Something about his eyes is off, but I can’t quite tell what that is.

I heard her say, as Paul came forward; he was my doctor. “Paul?” I called out bluntly, ignoring Vivian, who had rushed to my side. “It’s good to see you're awake, Alpha Darren,” Paul said. “Yeah, what's going on?” I asked. “You passed out earlier, but you'll be fine now, what you took last night had a terrible effect on you, but If you take more rest you'll come over it, and I suggest you don't take such again because you'll be causing more harm to your wolf than yourself,” Paul said.

“Understood, my lord. I’ll find a way to send word. I’ll use the raven.” “Yes. Use the raven. Make it quick. I want them here within a month. One will live in the werewolf realm. We need a strong arch-demon who won’t be detected as a spy or threat.” “And Daksha,” Roosevelt added, “find someone. Not too weak, not too powerful. Someone close to their leaders whose body we can use.” Daksha said, “There’s a vampire named Paul. He often fights alongside with the king of the elves.” “Good. Paul it is. The moment Kelvin arrives, he goes to the wolf realm, eliminates Paul, and start living Paul's life as a vampire.”

Andre’s point of view The Alpha of the Dark Swamp Pack, Paul, had already issued an order. Noticing that I was not acting, his men immediately began to approach Zoe. "This is the territory of the Red Snow Pack! Let me see who will dare to move!" I immediately pulled Zoe behind me and protected her with my body. I cast a threatening look at the werewolves that had advanced. "Alpha Paul, until this case is deepened, I won't let you get your hands on Zoe."

ROMAN'S POV: I was sitting by the pool, a glass of whiskey in my hand when I looked up and saw Paul walking towards the pool. From his rapid footsteps and the furrowed eyebrows, I knew instantly that something was wrong. Tightening the towel that I had wrapped around my waist, I swung the rest of the whiskey down my throat, bracing myself for whatever he brought with him. “Good evening, boss.” “The life of a man is difficult, Paul. You know that, don't you? You're a man.”

Paul shouted nervously, trying to save his life. Paul, defenseless against the pack leader's fury, tried to argue, babbling words of innocence. Before he could say anything more, the Supreme Alpha sank his teeth into Paul's neck, brutally tearing his throat. A tense silence hung in the room, broken only by Olivia's sobs, who watched in horror at the brutal scene before her eyes. Paul's lifeless body fell to the floor as the Supreme Wolf backed away, marking his territory and making it clear that any threat to his son would be met with ruthless cruelty.

Luke grumbles, rolled over in the grass, blood splatter all over his face and neck. “Hey, Luke,” Paul hums, pulling a vial from the hole in the tree where they lean. He must have stowed it away there before. It’s bright pink and smells like candy. He tips the glass upward so the liquid goes down Luke’s throat easily, although he fights it at first. “That should help.” Paul stands tall, his eyes drifting down the sight of me. “You hurt? I have extra?” “I’m fine,” I exhale. “You two going to be able to handle taking him?”