Reckless The Book Novels & Stories

That a reckless driver took a turn too fast and ran off like a coward. But instincts didn’t lie. And mine were screaming.

"The Great Demise: The Fall of the Moon Goddess" I turn to the first page, thankful for the late afternoon light that stretches in through the broken roof above me. Skimming over the words, I decide I should take the book back with me to read it more in-depth. The inscription in the beginning tells me that it is the history of the Alaskan pack, which is exactly why I came here. Shoving the book into my backpack, I pull the straps tight onto my shoulders before carefully stepping out of the rubble at my feet until I am outside. Going downhill takes much less time than going uphill, and I make it to the broken truck in no time.

Not rushed. Just hungry. Careful and Inevitable. Their breaths mingled, and every inch between them was dissolving until they became a single heated line in the dim room. “Tell me to go,” he whispered against her jaw. “Tell me to stop before I cross the line.” “I won’t,” she answered. Soft. Certain and shaking. Because she wasn’t afraid of the line anymore. She was afraid of going back to pretend that it wasn’t there. Daniel’s lips finally touched her skin—a slow, reverent graze along her throat. Her breath broke, her fingers tightened on him, and her body leaned into the promise of more.

he said instead, voice low. “And you’re always controlling,” I shot back. “You think this is about control?” “What else would it be?” I challenged, blinking up at him. He leaned closer. Too close. His presence closed in slowly, deliberately. The space between us disappeared inch by inch, until I could feel his breath on my face. His eyes locked onto mine, dark and unreadable, like he was holding back something dangerous. “It’s about you being reckless.” “And you being obsessed with telling me what to do.” I yelled out.

I froze. “What?” Realizing what she’d just let slip, Josie looked at Milton in a panic. “You messed up an ‘Embrace’ before?” I pressed. “It… it was just an accident…” Josie stammered. A memory flashed in my mind. Years ago, a group of new fledglings had collectively lost control, turning into blood-crazed monsters. I was away, dealing with an artifact, and the clan had to handle the emergency. By the time I returned, three of them had been executed, and a dozen elders were spiritually scarred.

Her eyes—red, furious. "You little bitch," she hissed. Before I could move, she lunged and ripped me out of Adrian’s hands by the neck, lifting me up like I weighed nothing. My feet barely touched the ground. I clawed at her fingers, gasping for air. "What happened to this book?" she snarled, shaking me violently. "It's not complete! Tell me—before I break every fucking bone in your body!" "I... I don't know, ma'am," I cried out, tears burning down my cheeks. My legs kicked helplessly in the air. "Please... let me go..."

It was all the more incomprehensible to me that they let themselves be attracted by such a carnage. When another scream was heard from the aviary, the crowd roared enthusiastically. More and more people pushed their way forward and I could only shake my head in disbelief. Didn't you understand what danger you were putting yourself in? Not only did the proles get the idea to attack the people at the bars, this wire mesh wasn't really safe either. If a prole really wanted to do it, he would get through with no problem and then people would certainly not be screaming for joy anymore. They would run around in panic and run into each other while trying to escape the monster. But for now they all

Not on my watch. A man, wearing a bandanna around his head carrying a long gun walked towards Lucas in the middle of the disarray. Lucas had his back on him, aiming his own gun to a man about to shoot his member. Bandanna Man aims his gun, Lucas still clueless, just as I pulled the trigger of my own for the very first time. The glass wall shattered with a noisy and ear deafening sound but was left unnoticed because of the chaos inside. The man wearing a bandana fell with ungraceful ease as the bullet passed through his skull with the speed of a jet. Clean, straight, thorough. Lucas jolted and spun, surprised to see the man on the ground. His sudden distraction was enough time for the man he

Again, the same emotionless voice. "Umm.... that... what." He didn't get to end the sentence when JK cut him off "I'll pay you the amount you ask. Just say the digits. But then he doesn’t belong to you anymore" JK completed his sentence with alot ease. Like he knows what he is doing. And he do. "I have heard that you are very dangerous man but after meeting you I don't think all what people say is true" Vincent tried to ease the environment between them. "If I were you, I would believe what people say." JK said smiling which sends shivers down Vincent's spine.

64 M I L O I laugh humorlessly as I shake my head sideways, not wanting to believe what I have just heard. No, this cannot be possible. There is absolutely no way. No. I had no idea that Ricky was this selfish and this heartless with everything that had happened. He is and has always been only thinking about himself and no other else. He only and always wants to save himself from everything when the going gets rough then runs away and hides like a frightful little child and pass the blame onto others so he can clear his name.