Redeemed Reader Novels & Stories

A smile bloomed on my face. Phase one of my plan is complete. All that's they just have to come after me. ~~~ ~JAMES'S POV~ Red, all I saw was red. White hot anger coursed through my veins and my fist climbed in fury. How dare she raise her hand at me? How dare she treat me as if she's better than I am? A petty human thinking she's better than me a powerful werewolf? How undignifying. My wolf clawed away at my subconscious demanding, asking, and begging me to set him free so he can tear that human bitch to pieces.

she continued. My smile grew. This was it. My fairytale mating night. The one I'd always dreamed off. Ryssa handed me a flaming torch and bowed. "Go ahead and make your acclamation, my lady," she said. Once more, my gaze found Denzel's. In that singular moment, I struggled to hold back tears of joy. "I, Kiara Claris, princess of the southern wolves, accept you, Denzel Amoris, as my eternal mate and partner." I entwined my fingers with my mate's, our mating bond waxing stronger.

I nodded curtly to his words as we approached the Library. Westwood High was the same high school I’d graduated from two years ago but here I was acting as the school’s major sponsor and taking the place of my father, Alpha Authur. For the past two years, he’s been down with a terrible sickness and no cure has been found to heal him. All of the elders have come together multiple times to seek possible cures and solutions for his ailment but it was all to no avail. The best doctors BlackMane has to offer have been contacted and consulted and even foreigners from other packs in different parts of the world have been consulted and hired to care for him but none of them could find a cure for him

"When it is not what fighting for? It takes your breath away and you feel yourself dying. One blade, one arrow and your arms are thrown into the sky. When you are at the end of the road and you have lost all sense of control and your thoughts have take a toll, your mind now breaks the spirit of your soul. The hang of a dozen past hunt you, you are in ruins, that is what we all are suffering for, it saving Ariel is redemption, would you throw up your hands and grab it? You and I would grab it," I said and hugged him. He then said, "we are freeing Ariel and I am following you to Iceland." That was good, the last set of people I would be taking to Iceland with me are some professional fighters.

“See, that all sounds so far-fetched to me.” I nod. I understand Jacob’s point and why he listed every single terrible rumor about my mate. Perception of events shifts daily and with every retelling. And people change if they want to or have a reason. Ali may have spurred his deep soul searching, but in the end, he found me… and he is different with me. “Do you believe people can be redeemable?” I ask Jacob.

Drawing inspiration from yesterday's encounter, I want our health care technology to be able to assist or make life easier for people who have been left out of other health care technologies, like the disabled, and so far I've gotten nothing. Switching my phone back on I see that Ms. Carter has messaged me about her mom leaving. I shoot her a ‘hope she has a safe flight’ text. Another message underneath Ms. Carter's gets my attention. It's from Ricardo. Ricardo: Mr. Adair. Please call me back it’s about M. Hopefully it’s good news, because I’m in no mood for anything otherwise. I quickly dial Ricardo back and he picks up within one ring. “Hello Mr. Adair. How are you?” He asks.

Privately, I was allowed to bleed. I opened my tablet and pulled up the Reed account. “Fine,” I said. “Let’s handle it clearly.” Sarah’s face went still. “What are you doing?” I projected the records onto the Council wall before she could stop me. Line after line appeared in bright white text against the dark stone. Sarah Reed. Three years of heart medicine. Unpaid. Emma Reed. Elite warrior sponsorship, equipment, private combat coaching. Paid by Scarlett Hayes. Reed villa. Safe barrier renewals, travel permits, emergency safe house access. Paid by Scarlett Hayes.

I also know that an apology is not enough because I am aware that those readers who read the chapter before the repeated text was deleted had to pay twice the amount of money to buy coins. So, My editor and I discussed this matter and came to the conclusion that the readers who did pay twice the amount of money to buy coins will get the extra coins back as a form of compensation. I am grateful to the Goodnovel team for this because they are really cooperative and I am thankful to you all too because you all brought the issuse to my knowledge and my editor's knowledge and so the future readers were saved from the loss of extra coins.

"Their minds are part of the hardware now! You pull those wires, and their brains will fry!" Leo didn't flinch. He walked over to the glass wall and tapped it with his pipe. "I’ve seen how this company works. They always have a 'Safety Protocol' for the hardware. They wouldn't risk losing their most valuable assets." He looked at Elara. "Elara, you were a 'Reader.' You know how the interface works. Can you find the 'Eject' command?" --- ### The Reader's Redemption Elara looked at the thousands of children. Her face was pale, but her eyes were steady. She remembered the thumbprint on the sky. She remembered the feeling of being the one who watched.

I said, because promises were easier than anything else right now, “we get extra lives. That’s the point of the bonus round. More margin. For all of us.” “And if you lose?” he asked. I swallowed. The prompt floating in my peripheral vision had already told me. ACCESS REDUCTION: LIKELY. AUTHOR PRIVILEGES: REVOKED OR LIMITED. “No one rides free,” I said. “Not here.” Jax jogged up to us from the other side, breathing a little harder than he pretended. “Apparently I’m on the guest list for the cheap seats,” he said. “They just sent me a ‘CONGRATS, YOU’RE A SPECTATOR’ notification. Very honored, ten out of ten.”