Reder X Novels & Stories

Others broke and ran, their chants of witch fading into the trees. When it was over, the meadow was a graveyard. Bodies lay everywhere, hunter and wolf alike, the grass painted red. The river carried blood downstream, the water dark and sluggish. I stood frozen, unable to breathe, unable to move. My hands were still tight around the herbs, though they were crushed and useless now. Edward strode back to me, his chest heaving, his face streaked with blood that wasn’t all his own. His eyes locked on me, sharp and unyielding.

Even a broken man who is trying to live, the striveness itself defines he can be a hero. The stranger with a crushed broken heart turned into my lifeline and made him into the man he is today. The affect is dragging a sinner from the pits of hell and raising him into my heaven, allowing him Redemption and freedom from the demons of his past. He is the hero, he is the deserved hero, and this is Mr. Alexander Hamilton's REDEMPTION. THE END ******

Billy and Bea- No children Ginger and Emal- 1 son, Edgar. Jacob and Cora - 2 children. Miles and Cynthia Hans and Sari - No children Freddie: Unmated with 1 child. Declan and Rosie: Three children one boy and two girls. David, Sarah, and Seamus Jasper mated with an unknown character: No kids. Gregor: Unmated. 1 Daughter, Cora. Mate pairs and children from The Alpha's Redeemer (book 3) Adriana and Liam: five kids, Triplets: Malachai, Matthias, Giselle, younger two children Sybil and Bashtian.

Ronnie said as he put his books on the desk and put his glasses on. "Hello everyone, I'm Xander Redent. Just move here from London, I'm single and available." Xander introduced himself and winked at a few girls who were sitting at the front. I shook my head a little looking at that manwhore flirting his ass off on the first day at school. "Now.. take a seat please." Mr. Ronnie said and he walked towards us with a little smirk plastered on his lips. "Hello Serena and Athena, how are you?" He asked as he plopped the chair in front of Serena. I smiled looking at him because it's been a really long time since I've seen him.

I should have known better rather than to attend the mating ceremony, my late mother always preached against. The icy, rusty, old chain pierced through my skin, as I struggled for freedom, serving as a continual reminder of his treachery. I shivered as the tiny legs of the roach moved up my thigh, tingling my skin, and my mind raced with thoughts of his duplicity and his end.

After saying so, I dashed to the bathroom and barely made it before I hurled everything up. After that, I felt a lot better. Werewolves had a strong self-healing ability, which was not only evident in injuries but also in situations like this. I could quickly recover from physical discomfort. I splashed some cold water on my face and sobered up. "You good?" I couldn't help but check in with my wolf. "I'm not vibing with this booze. I prefer the red wine from the Red Moon Pack," Elara responded in my mind. I did go on the conversation with Elara. Instead, I grabbed a paper towel to dry my hands.

POV: Calista Rivers The smoke from the burning drone was very thick and black. It rolled across the muddy ground of the camp, and made my eyes burn and my throat feel dry. I kept my right hand buried deep in Kael’s gray fur. The wolf was still breathing hard and his chest was rising and falling against my knees. Slowly, the burning silver light in his eyes began to fade, turning back into the soft gray color. My own body felt completely empty. The silver light had snapped back inside my skin and left my muscles shaking so hard I could barely stand.

[Host has suffered catastrophic injustice: deprivation of dignity and theft of achievement. [Current unfairness count: 3/3.] [Judgment confirmed. Death program initiating.] [Brain-death countdown: 10 minutes.]

Thanks to Derek's foolishness, I now knew my works on them. "What do you think you are doing witch? Barked the Alpha. "Do you want to do something stupid again? Haven't I warned about crossing my red lines?" He stared with annoyance at me. "I must tell you that I'm getting frustrated with you. Don't let me make a decision that will not end well."

Mary Redferne I was beyond annoyed to be here. My parents were thankfully coming here next week to discuss a merger. Maybe then I can sit down with my father and talk some sense into him. He has always been understanding, which is why I didn’t understand his reaction to all the Joshua drama. I sipped on my champagne as I watched Joshua gulp down more shots of vodka. The McKinnons had invited a few investors and rich people over for a typical rich people small gathering.