Sneaky Link Novels & Stories

Next, she uttered another spell and touched Plush right between the eyes, giving her the ability to see the mark as well. “Can you see it?” she asked Plush. Plush nodded. “Yeah, I can.” She pointed to the top of Sneak’s head. “A glowing yellow spot, right there.” “Only you and I can see that mark,” Leesa explained. “It will stay visible to us even when Sneak turns invisible. We’ll use it to direct our powers.” “That should work,” Plush agreed.

They can’t tell we’re linking, can they? No. They can’t. We don’t give off any of the tell-tell signs; no cloudy eyes, no pauses mid-sentence or interaction, nothing like that. Ours is a more powerful link and, because our wolves are one with us all the time, no fighting our wolves back, the links between us, you, me, Si, and Ev, are seamless. This is so awesome. I feel like I just got a new toy to play with. Technically you did…

A lesson that she would remember for the rest of her life, Zack,’ Zane snarled as Zack tsked. ‘It was not that simple, Zane! We need to find a way to ensure that she would see us for who we are. Not the ones that cannot control the simplest jealousy that would control them like a puppet!’ Zack warned him. Zane scoffed before an idea struck him. ‘Eureka!’ Zane stated and acted upon it. Zack forgot how strong Zane could be when it came to communication through the mind links. He felt Zane was trying to fill in the mind link that Samantha was connected to, slipping inside without notice.

I feel a lіttlе sneaky, but ѕhе’ѕ mу best frіеnd, аnd I knоw ѕhе won’t mind mе looking. There are a bunсh оf emails wаіtіng tо bе opened frоm the lаѕt twо dауѕ, аnd the fіrѕt hаѕ аn іmаgе attached. I click dоwnlоаd аnd thеn open one of thе оthеrѕ whіlе I wаіt.

“I… shouldn’t have acted so impulsively. Please forgive me, my lord.” Layla turned her gaze forward, a little embarrassed. “There’s no need to apologize, just don’t let your wolf take control.” Layla turned her face, frowning, twisting her delicate features that framed her soft face. “There’s no lunar being inside me. Did you forget I’m defective?” “I don’t believe that.” I crossed my arms, taking a deep breath as I lost the connection with her delicate skin. I kept staring at the charming blonde, challenging her to open up to me entirely. After all, why all the mystery?

No one in the room noticed the change in his breathing, the way he adjusted in his chair. Link: You’re wicked. I can still taste you on my lips. Lilly: Good. I want that taste permanent. She snapped another photo, her fingers sliding beneath the lace just enough to show a hint of pink beneath. She sent it without a caption, knowing he’d understand. Link’s phone buzzed in his pocket during a pitch. He ignored the room full of executives, palmed his phone, and slid it under the table. The image hit him like a punch. His mouth watered. His focus shattered.

Her eyes flash a panicked amber, her breath catching as she stumbles out into the hallway, slamming the heavy wooden door behind her. I don't waste time watching her run. I turn around, my heavy boots striking the polished stone floor, and walk straight to the desk where my canvas bag sits. Reaching inside, I pull out a midnight-black, runic terminal—a device completely untraceable by any pack council in Westmere. I flip the screen open. My fingers fly across the keys, bypassing the blood-oath security barriers of the Blackveil Quarter's underground shadow network. A crimson seal bleeds across the dark display, shaping into the terrifying silhouette of a skeletal wolf's skull.

suddenly felt their senses sharpen, their strength double, and their eyes catch the light with a predatory, amber glint. ​"It’s a pandemic of power," Ren whispered, staring at his tablet as the data-streams from around the planet surged. "Leo, the 'Cain-Mist' didn't just give them the wolf. It gave them a 'Neural-Link.' Every human on Earth is now technically part of the Vane Pack. They’re all 'Linked' to us."

But Raphael continued, his tone shifting back to business, “I just arrived this morning, Lucian. I just left the airport to your company for you to sign the contract we’re collaborating together.” He was talking about the Aegis Neural Link Project. It was the most important deal in the history of Greynet Technologies. It was a partnership between my company and the Shang Pack’s tech division to create a secure, encrypted communication network that only wolves could use. It was meant to be the backbone of our new alliance, the thing that would make us untouchable by rogue packs or human interference.

"But she isn't synced, is she? She’s just a girl with a hole in her head." "We’ll make it work," Alexander said, his jaw tightening. "There’s another way," Nyx whispered, leaning in close. "A 'Ghost-Link.' I can bypass the encryption by bridging your minds. But it requires total neural transparency. You’ll see every memory he’s ever had, girl. And he’ll see yours. Every secret, every lie, every hidden desire." Elena looked at Alexander. The tension between them snapped tight. To get her past back, she would have to see the man who betrayed her truly see him. Every dark thought, every reason he chose his sister over her.