Shane X Ryan Novels & Stories

“I used to have a sister. Her name was Lyra. She was… everything to me. We grew up together, faced the world together. She was my family, my pack.” A shadow passed over his face, and I could see the pain etched in his features. “But there was someone else—a friend of ours, Roy. We thought he was one of us, someone we could trust. But he betrayed us. He betrayed me.” “What did he do?” I whispered, my heart sinking as I saw the grief in Shane’s eyes.

Shane came out of the bathroom, took her phone and hit mute before tossing it aside. “So, what if she has? She doesn’t have X-ray vision or supersonic hearing. She’s not going to find us.” Ruby looked at him and quickly softened, putting on a sweet smile. “Then forget it…” She stepped closer and started unbuttoning his shirt. “Laura’s been single all this time. She’s probably still a virgin. You really want to mess with her? What if the Shaws find out…” “The Shaws don’t give a damn about her. So, what if they know?” Shane sneered, gripping Ruby’s hip and giving it a hard squeeze.

“Basically. That’s your bed.” I crossed to the one she was pointing at and sat down, noticing my single suitcase on the floor at the end of the bed. It was dingy and old here like the place hadn’t been updated since the 1900s. “Okay.” I crossed my legs beneath me on the bed. “Tell me about that asshole in the hallway. What’s up with him?” “Well…” Kasey trailed off for a moment as if trying to find the right words. “Keane runs around with two other guys, Beau and Teague. They’re best friends, as close as brothers.”

I answered. “It seems you guys had a lot of fun.” Xavier cleared his throat. He was in a white shirt and he had a cup of coffee in his hands. Out of all the guys, if I hadn't met Ryan I would have gone for Xavier. Which made me wonder what about his mate? I'm sure there are tons of ladies that would want to have him as theirs “If…you are..done ogling my friend can we go and take a shower now?” Ryan leaned and whispered in my ears.

Xerxes smiled with a ruthless gaze as he continued, "Liam is going to die tonight!" "That would be good. After all, I'm from the military, and I'm a God of War. I won't meddle in these things. Just do as you see fit. I'm going to first take a look at Cirroc." Upon saying that, Shane got up and walked out of the living room straight away, ignoring the crowd. After he left, one of the core members of the Yacano family said, "Sir, Mr. Shane is—"

I end up accepting because it's the only way to leave, *of course. "Great." In the car, I find myself observing Bryan. Were all Ryans absurdly handsome? He catches me staring and he smiles. "What's up?" "Were you born in Germany too?" "No, Ireland. Why?" "Ryan mentioned he was born in Germany." I shrug. "It's weird when you call him that because I think of my uncle. Anyway, the Ryans are of Irish origin. But my uncle and aunt, Nathan's parents, were living in Germany when he was born."

He made a cup of cold, highly flavored coffee and drank. He was about to cross the front porch of the house again when the ghost from the rocking chair spoke, but in reality it was really Kane, his older brother. Kane had the more manly look compared to his brother. He had beards and moustache while Shane was just sprouting a few. He had dyed his hair red. "Where are you going so early? What do you plan on doing?" Kane said deeply intoned. "Mind your own business," Shane said, leaving the ghost behind. "If you insist on knowing then follow me, it won't change anything. Stupid."

I muttered. “It was?” Shane spoke absentmindedly, and I glanced at him. He didn’t look like he had a single care in the world. Something was definitely wrong here. Was there something I didn’t know of? Or was he finally settling into the fact that Dwayne was his brother and let everything go just like that? It couldn’t be it. Shane was always hesitant and very cautious, but the air around him showed he had forgiven him. I didn’t respond to his question and kept eating, but when my eyes flickered up, I caught Xandra’s gaze. She looked away, almost scared.

“But for what it’s worth, I do think you and Miss Xander make a good couple. I mean, you’re still not quite on her level, though. “You’re kinda scary,” Ryan added honestly. “But she’s super nice. We all like her a lot.” Then, after a pause, Ryan walked a little closer. “But... you’re a good guy too. Scary, but good. So we’re all kinda rooting for you two.” William gave him a slow look. “Huh. So you can say something decent.” Ryan rolled his eyes again. “Geez. You’re the last person who should be criticizing someone’s people skills.”

“She’s the person I was talking about… The one who could help you defeat Rhyan.” Aubrey was again surprised. She realized the reason why no matter how much she racks her head thinking of who might be the person Shane was talking about no one comes to mind. That was all because the person Shane was talking about in the first place, is someone Aubrey never thought still exist. “I don’t her help!” Aubrey said feeling insulted. “Yes, you do, Aubrey…” Shane responded carefully. “I’d rather suffer in Rhyan’s hands than accept that woman’s help!”