Raven And Starfire Love Fanfiction Novels & Stories

he asked, searching her face. Raven turned, meeting his gaze, letting Shadow’s power flicker beneath her skin as she reached for his hand. “They’ve tried to control me before,” she said softly, “and failed.” The storm in his eyes met the gold in hers, and the bond pulsed between them. “They won’t take you from me,” Ragnar said, his voice low. “Damn right,” she replied, leaning in to kiss him, soft but sure, the bond tightening, grounding them. Later, when the fire had burned low and the pack began to drift off to their quarters, Raven stood, stretching the stiffness from her muscles.

Raven said, sounding a bit nerved up herself. “What whole thing?” I asked. “You know the Blood Moons?” “How could I forget?” I responded, my hands shaking so badly I had to sit back and put them on my lap. Here it comes. “Father hates them,” I said as the sun beat into one of my eyes, causing me to squint. “Yes, well, that’s all about to change,” Raven said, and I expected a glum look on her face. But instead, she glowed. Her cheeks turning pink. “I’m engaged to be married to Blake.”

He was the unwavering force, the gravitational pull shaping the landscape of my emotions. Raven's unspoken feelings intricately wove into the tapestry of my existing connection, forming a delicate web of emotions that demanded careful navigation. As the night unfolded, Raven's demeanor underwent a transformation. His intentions, once veiled, now ventured into a territory that blurred the lines of friendship. The charged atmosphere crackled with the unspoken, and Raven's words, heavy with unexpressed desire, lingered in the air. "Stop it. I can't, Raven," I asserted, my voice carrying a blend of empathy and firmness. "I care about you, but not in the same way. I'm committed to Ryan, and I won

"About what I said a few hours ago... I'm sorry. I don't regret loving you. I tried to forget about you, but I just can't. You were the one I went to see in Greystone Falls. I lied about that." "But I..." "I'm going to forget what you did with both Thorne and Lucian. It should just be me this time around, Skylight, because I won't be able to share you with those fools. Let's get back together, and I'm going to teach you everything you need to know about living as a vampire." Raven was making me choose him. I didn't want to choose, because each of them has a place in my heart... but then I remembered what I had almost done to Jeremiah and my mom.

“Oh please, Raven. Men are all stupid when they start falling. You’re overthinking this. That kiss? It meant something. You felt it. I know it.” I turned to her sharply. “Even if he did feel something, he’s not the type to let it control him. He’s disciplined. He’s an Alpha. He—” “Disciplined my ass,” she cut in, waving a hand dismissively. “You think discipline can stop what the heart wants? You think that if he starts feeling something, even just a flicker, he won’t go spiraling into confusion? That’s the moment you strike, Raven. That’s the moment you dig in deeper.”

“I and your father have been apart for a very long period of time. And I don't love him anymore." “Why aren't you in love with him anymore?" Rowan asked. He seemed confused. His little mind couldn't comprehend the situation. “I'm in love with someone else." Raven answered. "Who?" Raven got stuck, finding it hard to respond but she had to say something or else Rowan won’t let her off. She sniffed. “I am in love with Christopher. I love him so much there is no way I can accommodate your daddy. I am so sorry baby."

Just—gone. But I don’t care. Because Raven is shaking, terrified, her flames flaring wild and uncontrolled. “Noah!” she cries, voice breaking. “Stay back! I don’t want to hurt you!” Her fear slams into me through the bond. sharp, panicked, desperate. I don’t hesitate. I walk straight into the flames. “Noah, STOP!”

"Don't play dumb with me, Raven. I know you were at Damien's territory. I know you had a meeting with him. And now he's dead. I did send you to him, remember?” Raven looked up, her gaze matching mine. "I did not kill him, Alpha Fenrir. I swear it." I took a step closer, my voice dropping to a low menacing growl. "You expect me to believe that? You, were the last person to meet with him…and all of a sudden he is dead. Common Raven make this easy for the both of us.” Raven's face lost its color, but she stood her ground. "I didn't kill him, Alpha. I'm telling the truth. How can a weakling like me kill an alpha like Damien?”

Raven POV Getting to sit and talk with Allistar made me feel a bit more comfortable with him. Getting to know more about his life and parents turned him from this closed off untouchable guy to a real person and that was a huge step for me being able to fully trust him. It's important to be able to all trust eachother for what is about to happen within the next hour. To say I'm terrified is a complete understatement. There is a real chance I could die tonight during the shift and as much as I am not a fan of my life, I don't prefer to die anytime soon. Alpha White said that I should be fine because I will draw strength from the others, but what if that still isn't enough to keep me alive. Or

But, the mating bond obviously didn't care about my feelings. Slowly, I moved backwards, trying not to announce my presence. In that moment, Aries froze, turning to look at me. His eyes were pitch black, and through his parted lips, I could see his menacing fangs. Recognition crossed his features, and he slowly pulled away from Ariella, his eyes returning to their usual silver colour. "Raven... what are you doing here?" He asked, his voice sounding pained. I clenched my fists, glancing at Ariella, who had straightened, her eyes filled with mockery.