Revenge Era Gerard Way Novels & Stories

she gasped, seeing Gerhard walking towards them, getting closer each moment. Reive made no answer. He was watched silently as his little one’s face filled with terror. He felt that her answer was burning everything up inside him and now only the Dark was seething in the dark desert of his chest. A familiar feeling. Very familiar. “Oh, Earl Eridanus, Lady Vallebour!” Gerhard waved his hand, coming right up to them. “I’m happy to see you in good health.” “Good morning, Your Majesty,” Reive answered without a smile.

I told the Beta to investigate and report on what happened to Moon-Lake Pack and Taryn in the past three years in detail. I was reluctant to read the report when everything was presented clearly. The Beta suggested not reading it. “Alpha, it’s hard to believe what happened.” I took a deep breath, locking that document into the drawer. “List out those assholes. I will revenge for Taryn.” Part of them were already arrested. I deployed warriors to arrest the rest.

but Michael wasn't paying attention, so he continued. By that point, he had reached the most distressing aspect of his memories, and all he wanted to do was put it behind him. "When I found out about the abortion," he went on with grim quietness, "all I could think of was that you were more like my mother than I'd thought. I told myself I hated you, and when you ran away, I began to plan revenge. A child seemed the perfect way since I was certain you didn't want one, and learning that I'd lost one made me realize how much I wanted to be a father. I thought I could accomplish both goals at once-getting even with you and starting a family at the same time. I didn't think I'd ever find another

As the realization of what happened sunk in, the thugs rushed to help Gerard up. “Get off of me!” Gerard pulled away from his men exasperatedly. It was embarrassing for Gerard to take a hit from Kaze defenselessly in the presence of his men. Gerard lifted his menacing face and glared at Kaze. “That slap will cost you the rest of your life, boy.”

“And a wife? No. It’s a he. That’s why I want you both to be my kids.” My lips parted, trembling. Is this… what it means to finally be accepted? He was taking me in. Tears slid down my cheeks as I whispered, “Thank you, Moon Goddess.” Gerald’s gaze hardened. “Finally, I will have my revenge on Richard’s family. They’ll pay for hurting my niece… and for hurting my best friend, Elara.” He turned to leave. “Well, you both can have your alone time now.” But before he could reach the door, my head suddenly began to bang. A sharp dizziness washed over me, and my vision blurred.

"You killed Caldwell? It was you?!" Gerard groaned. "I didn't mean to," "You expect me to believe that!" Gavriel snarled. "He was my best friend. You killed him, you psycho." "I was just out of prison okay? I wanted to be decent. I got a job driving trucks. They were the only ones who would take an ex-convict like me. But I got a bit drunk with my colleague and didn't use the hand brake." Gerard sighed and threw his shoulders in a nonchalant shrug. "Poor dude died. My colleague got his head smashed. I couldn't go back to prison. So I messed with the CCTV and framed him."

Xer glanced up to see Gerald– a young guy who is five years older than him in age, but also lost his family and will stop at nothing to carry out his revenge. "It doesn't, it makes it easier for me to drown in my sorrows." Gerald sat beside him, pouring himself a cup and gulping it down. "Ahhhh!" he exclaimed. "That hit the spot." "Doesn't it hurt you that we are losing the perfect opportunity to wipe out our families killers." Xer asked. Gerald sighed, folding his hands on his chest. "It is, but..." he paused. Xer stared at him knowingly, "But? Is there supposed to be a but?"

"If Erika didn't hesitate on commanding them and become a rule breaker again, it's not my end. Just need to think on how to get rid myself from getting shot by this man." "Stop hiding, Grayson! I thought you're not scared?! Proved it in my face you b*stard!" He yelled and shoot again. He's wasting his bullets and giving me enough favor. "You wanna know why I came back to revenge? It was not my plan at the beginning, not until your dear brother came up to me and told me to get rid of you. Guess what? I'll get whatever you took to me as payment!" He laugh insanely. I knew it. Gerald is behind this and he's freaking stupid. He thought I'm going to go here alone because Nicholas was missing from

Gerard insisted, his impatience palpable. Maria hesitated, caught in the crossfire of Gerard's mounting frustration. The tension escalated, and Gerard's call for William rang through the mansion. "William! William!" Gerard's voice echoed, demanding an explanation. As William appeared before Gerard, he could sense the storm about to unleash. "Where's Ivy?" Gerard demanded, his tone cutting through the air. "Sir, the Senator has come to take her away," William confessed, the words hanging heavily in the air. In an eruption of frustration, Gerard's palm collided with William's cheek in a resounding slap, a physical manifestation of the betrayal and helplessness he felt in that moment.

I had been looking forward to a celebration, a raw, possessive claiming of Leila, wanting to feel her beneath me, her cries filling the silence. She was the only damn thing I seemed to be able to think about lately, even while I was closing million-dollar deals. Gerald had taken over the final details, sensing my distraction. “The Elvares,” Gerald said, his voice grim. “They have her.” “A fucking revenge?” I spat, the pieces clicking into place with sickening clarity. “You took everything from me, killed my mother, and now you come for some fucking revenge? It’s an eye for an eye, is it?” I turned to where my gun lay on the bedside table, picking it up, the cold steel a familiar comfort in