Redemption An Amos Decker Novel 5 Novels & Stories

Blood drained from my face as I watched him drop his look on the floor as if he regretted what he had done Alpha Evan shook his head gently and threw something at me. I caught it in my hands and saw a small red box. Emotions mixed in my chest as I opened it and saw a necklace with a precious ruby pendant that glinted from the light of the sun escaping from the windows. I was confused about why Alpha Evan’s behavior was so complicated and confusing. I didn’t know if I should be scared of him or admire his generosity. “Stop asking nonsense questions, Holly,” Alpha Evan uttered, his voice still upset, “And whatever you heard from people around you, it isn’t true. I didn’t kill her.”

She wasn’t just a woman caught between two alphas—she was a fulcrum upon which survival might depend. Ash moved closer, his voice raw. “Then let me stand with her. Let me prove that I can be more than the mistakes I made.” Elara studied him for a long moment. “Redemption is not granted by words, Alpha Blackwood. It is proven by sacrifice. Are you prepared to lose everything to ensure her freedom?” Ash swallowed hard, but didn’t look away. “Yes.” Kade’s gaze flicked to Raven, silent but steady. He didn’t speak, didn’t argue, didn’t try to claim her. He simply waited, his presence a reminder that choice was hers alone.

He stood in the blood-soaked hallway, looking more alone than any person I had ever seen. And I realized that coming back to Redemption Creek was not a mistake. It was a curse. One that might destroy us both.

To trade my own ending for their freedom. Having spoken, I slowly closed my eyes and waited for the darkness to claim me. But the expected pain and oblivion never came. Instead, a burst of radiant, golden light erupted at my feet. It swept across the rooftop, then cascaded through the entire hospital! The light was profoundly warm, never blinding, carrying a sense of divine compassion. The system's voice, now stripped of its coldness, resonated in every ear. [Congratulations, Player Cassidy. Your choice has triggered this instance's one and only hidden ending—Divine Redemption.

“Driver! Let me off!” The man opened his eyes and smiled. But it wasn’t cruel. It was sad. “You’re not the villain anymore,” he said. “You’re just in the final chapter.” I jumped off the bus at the next stop and ran into the woods nearby. I hid behind trees, heart pounding in silence. Then I heard a whisper in the wind. “Redemption isn’t for the perfect. It’s for the brave.” I didn’t know if it was in my head or real.

I choked out, “I know you love me, but you’ve always loved status and power more. Maybe you regret it now, but a heart that strays can never rest easy. “Even if I forgave you and came back, it would not last. Soon enough, you would be tempted again, and I’d still end up as nothing more than a blemish, a stain you’d grow to despise. “I cannot live through that pain again. I will not. So, when you do wake up, do not come looking for me, all right? “I will be fine. And I hope you will be fine too.” After that, I called the doctors and walked out.

Amos said as he sat on a chair opposite mine. "Well, I saved my Kingdom from an army of immortals" I said, his eyes got wide opened. "Seriously?" He asked "Yes! And I will save Zefron from Eugene. It looks like a piece of cake." I replied. Amos and I rushed out after hearing a scream. "What the hell....!?" I screamed after seeing an anaconda devouring a young lady alive. I wanted to move closer, to kill the Anaconda but Amos stopped me. "That's sadly a normal thing now" Amos said

“I saw you flirting with him.” “I was not!” “I know you,” Sade snaps. “I’ve known you since we were five. I know every look, every attitude.” She points to Adamo. “He is off limits. Over my dead fucking body will I let you ever do to me what you did before.” Adamo pulls her away, whispering something urgently. “I’m not going anywhere,” Sade snaps. “Fuck that bitch.” They disappear toward the garage. I shake my head. That redhead is fiery, and messy as hell.

She smiled as she dragged her finger against the bars. “When the moon is crimson, The redeemer will stand.” She looked at me expectantly. This was new. What did she mean a prophecy? Amos was pacing my head as well. “Redeemer?” I persisted. “Yes, yes.” She began to whisper to herself. “When in the second, a guardian will fall.” Her voice began to rise in volume. “Rising from the ashes, Is born the Omnipotent.” She looked at me menacingly as she continued, practically yelling, the rest of it.

Derek became speechless. All eyes were on him. However, he must choose to tell us the truth or let the argument drag on. But there was only one problem, the alpha was becoming impatient and couldn't wait to hear what Derek had to say. "Why are you silent? I only asked a question and I expected you to answer. Now, let me ask you again, were you part of the mob called the Revolutionists, who attacked the Witches at Murdoch?" "To be frank with you Ammon, I was," Derek confessed. He looked down as if he has committed an offense against the alpha. I found it weird that this, could be an issue between the alpha and Derek.