Ruby X Oscar Novels & Stories

Oscar rapped his knuckles against Lyra's room door, curiosity getting the better of him. He cracked open the door, his gaze slipping inside. Harrison and Lyra sat together, their eyes locked in a tender moment. Oscar's face twisted in anger, his jaw clenched. He cleared his throat, forcing a cough. "I'm not feeling too well, Ma'am. May I take a break?" Lyra's concern was immediate. She rose from her seat, but Harrison's hand snagged her wrist, holding her back. "Go to a hospital and stop whining around," Harrison said, his voice laced with amusement. "You only got beaten. I was shot in the chest."

"Do you dare say you have no ulterior motives? Who's your friend?" Oscar suddenly laughed. His laugh sounded shameless as he said, "No, my friend, listen to me. Don't be angry. We're both unmarried, and you know me inside out. There's no one more suitable to be your brother-in-law than me." Xander bitingly retorted, "Suitable? You're not fit to be with our Jessie. Put away your dirty thoughts. You're not worthy of her." Oscar was amused by his anger. "Xander, how am I not worthy?"

Rex continued, "Oscar you know me very well, right? Of course you know me. In the past I have defeated you and took your position. And at that time you witnessed that I've killed everyone who took your side in a horrible way. You know how I act when I get angry. But that time I let you live thinking taking your position and letting you see I'm enjoying your position will be the best punishment to you. And this time also I'll let you live until I satisfy punishing you. Every moment of your life, I'll make that horrible. You will beg to me for your death. I will make your life so miserable that you will think death is better than the pain. I promise you that. You know Rex Davies never turned a

She was star-struck and very excited to be there. “Ladies, meet Mr. Edward Bryce, the CEO of Phoenix Oil and Gas,” Oscar began the introductions. “Mr. Bryce, meet my friends, Vivian Taylor and Cynthia Michaels.” Vivian was momentarily speechless. How did Oscar know Cynthia’s full name? She glanced at her friend and saw that Cynthia was equally surprised. “Pleased to meet you, sir,” they greeted Bryce politely. “The pleasure is all mine,” the rotund billionaire responded with a huge grin. “Tell me, my friend. What do I have to do to have beautiful friends like these?” He asked Oscar.

It seems that everyone related to my past life had planned to meet me before the time. He had always been hostile towards our region, especially towards Xander. That’s why I was now curious to know why he was here instead of attacking Xander’s pack. “Our warriors are now losing their strength, Xyla. We need to think of a way to win this battle instead of getting information.” Oscar said to me in a pissed tone. I snapped my head in his direction, boring my gaze at his face. “I am worse in handling disrespect, Beta Oscar,” I warned him before he could even change his expression.

He was like a raging lion. “If I can’t have Alexa Silver, I don’t want another woman,” Oscar said and walked away, leaving me there to bleed.

"On the contrary, I just don't want to humiliate you in front of an audience. At least I don't want Era to hear the details of your death." Oscar's grin faded. His jaw clenched. Tension wrapped around him, igniting his anger, burning fiercely in his eyes. "There has never been a time in history when the Ryloston Pack has defeated the Xylvaneth Pack. The past has proven it, and the present will bear witness to this truth." Freddy's lips curled into a wry grin, suppressing his own emotions. "On the contrary, I believe the present will mark the beginning of a new story. But don't worry, Oscar. I promise I'll take good care of Era for you."

"Get what? THE FUCK? Just get straight to the point; stop going through corners! I argued as I clenched my jaw and tightened my fists. "Well, the immortals are quite popular here…everyone wants them, and everyone wants to be with them, and you…you are a threat and everyone’s common enemy. Except for us…not us,'' Oscar explained. ‘’What? Why?’’ ‘’ Please, you can’t continue to be this slow, Riley! You are their mate! Which means you are now a competition to them.’’ Oscar added Oh. "Fuck, I forgot about the game. I need to go, baby; I will find you when I am done," Oscar said as he turned to Felix and kissed him, as if I wasn’t standing three feet away from them and left.

"You should have tried harder or possibly ask your men to have me dead and bring my corpse to you instead.." " Not at all Oscar... I need you alive. By the way, I heard about your little fairytale with that countryside woman of yours. How pathetic...." " If you have nothing meaningful to say..then get the fúck out of my phone. Oh, and whatever scheme you have.. bring it on Phoenix... " Oscar said. " As you wish dear Cousin..." Phoenix said from the other end and the phone went dead silent immediately. In that instant Mayra rushed in in panic, holding a bottle of Scotch and a glass. Oscar stood up, grabbed the glass from her and threw it against the wall - making it smash to pieces.

Oscar, driven by a deep sense of justice and a duty to protect their community, confronted Dax in a secluded corner of the floral garden behind the town square. Oscar's eyes narrowed with disappointment and concern. "Dax, I never thought I would witness such betrayal from you. Aria deserves better than this. What were you thinking?" Dax's shoulders sagged, and he met Oscar's gaze, remorse etched upon his features. "Oscar, I have no excuses. I allowed myself to be consumed by my own desires, blinded by emotions I should have never entertained." Oscar's voice softened, his eyes reflecting a mix of disappointment and understanding.