Peter Gwen Novels & Stories

They even appeared a little distant. The man who came with Kohen was Peter Webb, the boss of Kerrona Hill. Peter looked handsome and had slanted eyes with a tad of femininity. He was also sitting next to a woman named Jolina Wayne, who, as her name suggests, had a quiet appearance. But Jolina was keeping her head low and said nothing all the time. Kisa stared at the two pairs for a while, finding them strange.

I’ve been working for Beta Trevor for three years. Over that time, I’ve created spells and potions to keep his daughter, Gwen, out of trouble and keep his Alpha, Alpha Carter, unaware of what his daughter is really doing. Beta Trevor wants her to be the next Beta and if his Alpha knew what a conniving, manipulative, abusive person she was, he’d either demote her or more likely, he’d banish her from their pack.

He wasn't even planning on sleeping at all. Peter let out a deep sigh before he pushed the door open and walked inside. His co-members who are already there, actually waiting for him greeted him. "Peter! Wow, you look awful..." the girl who comes by the name Pepper said. She's holding a paper and a pen, probably making her assignment for her next class just like what she always do. She's the secretary too. "Dude you okay?" Dave commented that gained a chuckle from the other members who are listening. Dave's boyish grin showed up which was really attractive but appeared irritating for Peter.

"Thomas said you caught him. Who is he? Why is he doing this to me?" For a long moment, the only sound in the salon was the rhythmic, soft scraping of the cotton pad against his skin. Peter remained entirely still, his chest rising and falling beneath his wet white shirt, his gaze boring into the top of my head. "He is an operator," Peter finally said, his voice dropping into a dark, velvety octave that seemed to absorb the ambient light of the room. "An elite dark-web proxy specialist. He didn't possess the erratic, emotional psychology of an obsessed fan or an angry acquaintance, Phoebe. He was hired. He was executing a high-value contract."

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Cédric warned with a scowl. "Cedric!" Braelyn and Elkie exclaimed. "Baby. How can you hug someone else like that? You didn't even let me know that you're leaving!" An unhappy voice suddenly said behind Elkie. Elkie shivered and she turned to stare at the person who had just spoken. "Peter, what are you doing here? How do you know...." Peter? Cedric and Braelyn turned to Elkie and Peter in astonishment. They've both heard of Peter, he's the alpha of a faraway pack and he's known for being ruthless. Are the two in a relationship?

Gwen's POV I adjusted my car's rearview mirror as Christian's voice echoed through the speakerphone, repeating—for the third time—the details of the fake identity we'd built together. "Gwen Parker," my brother recited with exaggerated patience. "Digital marketing consultant specializing in rural tourism. Lombard School of Economics. Worked on campaigns for small businesses in Castoria and is now looking for new clients to build an independent portfolio." "I know, Christian," I sighed, swerving around a truck crawling up the narrow road at a glacial pace. "I know."

“Ms. Spencer, what if I told you I could get you out of that arrangement?” Xena’s eyes lit up at once, then quickly dimmed again. “Felix won’t let me go that easily. But thank you for the offer, Mr. Warren.” “No matter how capable Felix is, he’s nothing in my eyes.” Peter let out a dismissive snort. “I was fighting my way through the business world before he was even born. Why would I be afraid of him?” Xena bit her lip, still looking unconvinced. At that moment, Peter rose from his seat and walked over to her. He reached out and tilted her chin up, his eyes fixed on her.

"Peter is on his way here." Rowan almost laughed. Peter was Darien's beta, and he was a hulk of a man who was slightly taller than Rowan's six feet, but twice his width. If Darien thought he was going to be intimidated by him, Darien didn't really know what Rowan was capable of.