Rk900 X Gavin Novels & Stories

Sure enough, Riley 's phone had Gavin's number on it, but the name was really ridiculous. Su Guang's legs? "This is Gavin."

I could hear Gavin's angry shouts through the phone. The security camera showed him kicking and breaking several empty boxes. After he calmed down a bit, he asked me, "Wesley, do you have any water?" I put down my ice cream, squeezed my voice to make it sound even raspier, "Hear how I sound? I haven't had water in two days, I..." Before I could finish, Gavin had already hung up the phone. Then, in Room 401, there was not a single supply left. Gavin collapsed on the couch, dizzy from not eating or drinking all day.

I whispered. As if his senses came back to him, Devin released Nigel. His eyes were still dark as he watched Nigel open the door and ran out. Before the door could slam, Xavier pulled the door and rushed in. His gaze roamed round my body before he turned to glare at Devin who stood in front of me. "Hello Xavier" Devin said "Or rather, Hello Brother" he smirked

I don’t want to control my feelings, but I have to if I want to give Rachel what she deserves all this time. I tried my best to shake off the image that my eyes had just witnessed inside the bathroom. “I need to cook and get things ready for tonight.” Why the hell am I talking to myself? I made my way to the kitchen, making some super simple and fast food and cooking. I made some phone calls, making arrangements for everything that I need to make tonight special and memorable for Rachel. I want to have her best time today, and also to assure her that I’m nothing like her father and never going to cheat or leave her.

My voice trailed off. Graham was quiet for a moment, then started to nod. “The product stays with you as you grow.” “It’s a constant. You change—it doesn’t. Yours for life.” “Brilliant,” he praised. For some reason, his compliment made my chest warm, and I ducked my head at the strange sensation. He pushed off the table, holding out his hand. “Graham Gavin.” I took his hand, noting the firmness of his grip. “Richard VanRyan.” “I’m impressed already.”

Onyx knew that Kiran was testing them, so he was shocked to see that happen. By letting them form their own teams, he could tell that some were very selfish. He looked at a team of only four and said, “Gavin, your team is too small. Add those four men to your team.” That man was Gavin Fisher. He was tall, fair-skinned, and in his mid-twenties. He seemed quiet and reserved. Gavin looked at the three around him, who seemed to be deep in thought. Clearly, they did not want others to join them.

Evelyn's POV "I, Alpha Kyle Turner, reject you, Evelyn Sanders, as my mate." Alpha Kyle hoarse voice boomed in my ears making me freeze on my tracks, his voice laced with disgust. Crack! A cracking sound resounded inside my body and I felt as if a part of me was forcefully torn and taken away. My wolf howled in pain but there was nothing I could do about it. Tears flowed down my face as the pain became immeasurable, increasing with each second to the point I was unable to tolerate it. I could care less about the gazes on me. I was already used to it.

Slowly, the morning came where birds was put to shame to chirp by the hum coming from the future Luna of Darkenshire Kingdom. *** “Hmmm. It smells good!” Gavin was about to get a slice of the steaming haggis served on the table when an iron hand spatted it away. “Who dared to-” his angry expression immediately turned sour when he saw Ruan towering over him, his eyes were as dark as the stormy night. “Who told you to eat that?” he scolded, his tone threatening his life. Gavin pouted, and he was about to sit beside Kaliyah when it was pulled away and he fell directly on the floor. his butt hit the concrete cement that he suspected it would get a bruise later.

Tiredly, Kirsten ambled to the apartment building and rode the elevator getting to her floor. “Where’s Gavin,” Kirsten asked when he found Gavin’s room empty. “Sir Gavin, went outside. He went to see a friend.” Jolie answered. Gavin could walk using a cane for support now, she had nothing to worry. It made her glad that her brother started to go out alone and meet friends. “Let Mark have his nap. Gemma will pick him up later. And don’t wake me up, I want to sleep.” Kirsten went to her room and had a shower before diving to her bed.

“Kaden’s men patrol this pass. Toren will open the gate, but we’ll need to move fast. Gavin’s ritual is set for tonight.” The mention of Gavin sent a chill down my spine. His name was a shadow over everything, the ledger, the shard, the sigils. He wanted to wake the metal with my spark, to forge an army that could burn the world. I felt the fire inside me flare at the thought, and I forced it down, my breath hitching. “We stop him,” I said, my voice harder than I felt. “Whatever it takes.” The recruits nodded, their faces set. The boy with the torch, the one who’d whispered my name like a prayer at the camp, stepped forward. “We’re with you, Keira,” he said, his voice trembling but sure. “To