Raven Grim Leaked Novels & Stories

But as I lay there, wrapped in Raven’s arms, I couldn’t shake the feeling that someone was still watching me. “I’ll read the journal,” Raven said, slipping off the bed. I followed him, my heart pounding with a mix of anxiety and guilt. I grabbed my laptop and handed it to him, typing in the password and giving him full access to my private entries. I didn’t care if he saw how dramatic I could be in my writing—what mattered was that he knew everything. Raven scrolled through the entries, his focus narrowing to the ones from when I first moved into my grandmother’s cabin in Finland. My stomach churned as I watched him. I shouldn’t have brought this up in the middle of the night. Now, neither o

I would be killed immediately and it's going to be done by a man I detest and Insanely attractive to. Hot tears slid down and I sniffed, I guess it's time to fulfill Felix's desires. To flee and never return. “This is barbaric!” Raven cursed and ruffled his ginger hair in confusion and bit his lips. I had a mixed feeling about everything and Lee growled in disappointment at him but I couldn't judge. Raven must have done a little research about me but I don't believe the fact that he sent it to Midnight Shade as a whole. Something was missing but right now it's not important anymore.

Flicking her fingers, she called upon the fox and transformed her back into a shawl that wrapped her saggy shoulders as she smashed the orb, breaking it to a thousand pieces. ❇❇❇ "I think that's the place Rai." The Raven nodded his head in approval as it swooped down to the east walls of the Palace. Landing behind a coat of bushes and trimmed trees for cover, Rai ducked down his head to let Hanji get off from his back. He batted his crimson eyes as he saw him wince in pain, his blood now oozing out from his torn bandages. "Hanji," he said. "You better know what you're doing right now. I don't think you're in the condition to do anything."

“I’ll strip him down to nothing. Then I’ll watch him beg.” But what Raven didn’t know was that every scrap of intel on his desk, every lead Tomas “leaked” his way, was part of a playbook written by someone else. ***** Krystal’s POV From her penthouse, Krystal watched it unfold with the calm detachment of a woman watching a gladiator match. Her screen showed two feeds — one a hacked surveillance clip of Darren darting through the streets, the other a discreet bug planted near Raven’s study. Tomas stood nearby, scrolling through reports on a tablet.

It never happened. Days became weeks, but Raven said nothing about her past or Zak. As long as Jean Luc did not ask, she would reveal nothing. She had a feeling that days would arrive sooner than she liked. With every second, a plan was unfolding. Raven had to leave Domsville soon. After all, she completed everything she needed to do. She visited her sister's hidden grave, she got the information and soon she would get the fingerprint too. She still had no idea how, but the day would come and so would a decision.

“Attacking high-profile packs. Targeting Alphas and their Lunas. A real loose cannon named Peter Grimlow.” “Grimlow,” I snarled. The one who’d been leaking those damned naked memes of me all over the network…; “Exactly,” Gerald said, seeing the recognition in my eyes. “Turns out, he’s the puppet master behind Apex. He’s building an army, Derek. And he’s coming for all of us. He’s already come for me.” The pieces clicked into a terrifying new picture. It wasn’t me.. it wasn’t Allison. It was this… this nobody.

His eyes, dark and intense, held mine for a long, agonizing moment before he turned his attention back to me. “Damien, I…” I began, my voice trembling. He walked closer to me, closing the distance between us until we were just a breath apart. His eyes, like chips of obsidian, locked onto mine, and I knew in that instant there was no turning back from this confrontation. It was either my last day, or a day I would lose a part of myself I didn’t even know I could afford to sacrifice. “Raven!” he growled, his voice low and guttural, his breath fanning across my face.

he whispered. The words sounded right. But they felt hollow. I held him tighter, one hand at the nape of his neck, the other pressed flat against his lower back. Neither of us moved. It felt like the second we let go, the rest of the world would come crashing through the walls. Later, while Riven was with Lila, my contact sent an update. Contact: Partial ledger leak traced to an encrypted channel. Someone inside our circle sent data to an external address. Marcus’s people.

Then, I closed my eyes and pretended to sleep, too exhausted to deal with anything more. I could feel Alfred watching me for the longest time. Did he notice something? After a whirlwind of thoughts, sleep finally took over. However, it was restless, filled with nightmares. In my dream, Ruby was drenched in blood on an operating table. I woke up startled and alone. Alfred was not there. Then, I heard an engine from downstairs. Going down, I saw Alfred holding Janet as they came in. She was crying in his arms, choking out, "I never imagined Maverick could betray me like this. Alfred, I made a mistake, I never should've gone for him..."

another commanded him. They immediately ran towards the source of the sound. I was very relieved because I felt the guy named Bryn was looking at me suspiciously. “Bryn Parker,” I mumbled as I read the name on the card. The business card indicated that he was part of the Flower Skull. Luckily, when I first brought Frey to my house, it was almost midnight. No one looked at Frey at all. Then since then, Frey also never left the room. It's been five days since that day. It felt like we were so safe that it made me feel uneasy. Even so, things won't change.