Rookie 9 See The Future Fanfiction Novels & Stories

That night, after I left the tavern and heard everything Cassian had said, I called Kane. “The snowfield altar is still there.” Then I stopped for a second before asking, “Would you… bond with me?” There was silence on his end. I had just opened my mouth to say forget it when he laughed. “I’ve loved you for eight years.” “That’s hardly sudden.” “Wait for me. I’m coming now.” Kane restored the ceremony I had once described in passing as my ideal one. Starlight. Snowfield. Moonlight. And the right man standing beside me.

Rovak glanced at him and ran his fingers through his hair. "You realize there is no future for us right?" he asked Tanner. "Ro..." "No, you have to face the truth. We have no future, you are going to be the next alpha of your pack, have a Luna and start a family. That is your future Tanner" Rovak said firmly. "so what are you saying?" "You are attracted to me and I won't deny it, I am also attracted to you. We keep things casual, without strings. You must never fall for me Tanner"

My future had just begun. To be continued...

“You’d better give me a very good reason.” I took a deep breath. I contemplated telling him that I had been reborn, and I knew certain key events of the past, but I didn’t know how believable that would sound to him. “I have the ability to see glimpses of the future.” The words tasted strange on my tongue. It was a blatant lie, but I didn’t care. His expression didn’t change. “I can help you become the Alpha King,” I continued evenly. “In exchange, I want you to make me second only to you.”

"I know you misunderstood me. But what happened because of that misunderstanding—it was real." "What's done is done. You can't undo it. The scars in each person's memory don't fade." "That day in Switzerland was so cold that it finally let me let go of the past." "Zane was the one who helped me move on." "Let's just move forward. Nico, Arlo, Rhett." "We had a beautiful childhood. But from now on, I'm going the way I chose. The way I'm looking forward to." "And I hope—the Nico, Arlo, and Rhett from those childhood days—can wish me well."

Sharon asked excitedly. “His name is Rowen. He’s from my pack. Moonlight Pack.” I answer quietly. “Chastity. Aren’t you forgetting something?” Lexi chides. “Noo.” I whined. “What’s she’s not telling you is that he is the future Alpha of Moonlight.” Lexi stated, and I blushed again. “Say what now?” The female doing Lexi’s hair gasped. “Her mate is Future Alpha Rowen Druid of Moonlight pack.” Lexi said smugly.

the same voice repeated as everything began to disappear. He wondered why things were disappearing when it was supposed to be his future. Could it be that his future will disappear in his eyes? Or could it be that his future is been threatened? He was further taken into his future, like fifteen years later. The world was peaceful and he had won a lot of battles. By his side was Ariana, who has helped him be who he was now. His name had spread abroad. He could see Jasmine too but he could not tell why she has appeared in his future.

Brooke looks stunning as she approaches Theo, and I’ve never seen either of them so happy. Slowly, the vision dissolves away. I draw a shaky breath, tears springing to my eyes as the people in front of me come back into focus. I look from Theo to Brooke and back again, dropping his hand. “What did you see?” Brooke asks, leaning forward. She reaches out for Theo, her brows drawn together in concern. “It was the future,” I breathe, swiping a tear from my cheek. I giggle, and I probably look like an insane person laughing and crying at the same time. “It was your Luna ceremony, Brooke. It was so beautiful.”

I clung to the hope that the ominous vision could be altered. Ryker's voice broke the silence. “Flora,” he murmured, his half-asleep gaze filled with confusion. “Why do you look so concerned?” I grasped his hand, leading him back to our bed. “I saw the future, Ryker, but I can't share the details—it's against the rules,” I explained softly. “I can only say that Ivan and our future child will face hard times. We won't be there to support them; we'll be gone, taken by an illness I can't reveal.”