Spider-man Cindy Moon Novelas e Histórias

“Boss, we understand, but we need a plan if we must apprehend her. Something clean.” “There’s nothing clean about this,” I snapped. “I want you guys to watch and spy on her, while I come up with something.” “For how long?” Collins asked. “As long as it takes.” And that was how the silent surveillance started. For three days, my boys tracked Cindy everywhere she went. Nothing escaped them. They found out she wasn’t staying at her house anymore and was squatting at her friend’s place. Typical Cindy. Loud troublemaker outside, scared rat inside. I told them to inquire who this her friend was and they told me, it’s one Melisa Ruben who was from Switzerland but attended the same high school as Ci

And there he was—Killian, Alpha of the Thorne Pack, alive and breathing, standing right in front of me. He looked younger than I remembered. Less hardened. But the disdain in his eyes hadn’t changed. My throat tightened, but I forced back the sob. The Moon Goddess had truly answered my plea. She’d sent me back—not to the day we first met, but to the day we were supposed to complete our bond. Ten years ago. Thank the stars. There was still time. I stared at him, memorizing every inch of him like a starving wolf. I’d begged the Moon for this chance—not to win him, but to set him free.

For a heartbeat, the entire training field fell silent. Then a few warriors burst into laughter. A small smile tugged at my lips. Maybe I didn’t have a wolf. Maybe I wasn’t the strongest fighter here. But I would never stay on the ground just because someone expected me to. Vanessa scrambled to her feet, her face red with anger. “You little—” She stopped the moment a familiar scent drifted through the air. Warm cedarwood mixed with rich cardamom wrapped around me, stealing every bit of my attention. My heart sank.

" She then asked. I froze. I turned to stare at Kieran and then at Avira and Ian whose faces were stoned already. "We need a cure. There is no spell without the cure being in the hands of the moon goddess. I need you to inquire about her. Moon goddess will always have a solution." I said to her and she gave a smile and got up and left. My brows were so furrowed that if Kieran had not come to grab me, my face would have been gone. "This is unfair. What could be happening to us?"

His hot breath washed over me, making my skin prickle with fear, and I felt his gaze like a physical touch, making me shudder. The chains creaked and groaned, straining against the beast's fury. I knew it was only a matter of time before Romain broke free, and I was consumed by the horror that loomed before me. The Moon Goddess seemed to have abandoned me, leaving me to face this terror alone.

Others were murmuring similar, fear-stricken questions. I didn’t know what the thing was that was leading the hunt for Cindy. It wasn’t natural. I have never seen anything so grotesque. It was like a mutant bear that had gone fishing in nuclear acid or something. It had a diet of radioactive salmon and slimy creatures. It was horrifying. What the fuck did Cindy do now? The wolves following behind it looked like warriors. Rome let out a low growl, realizing he knew many of them. They were warriors from Fire Moon Pack.

"Where’s Alpha Jaxon?" "On his way. He’s going to want blood for this." We didn’t have time to say more. The alley exploded into more chaos, reinforcements flooding in. But this time, it wasn’t rogues. It was Elyra and she wasn’t alone. Her silver hair flashed under the streetlights as she landed hard between us and the oncoming threat, the Bloodmoon spies who had been sneaking around the edges. They were still more? Without hesitation, she fought. I stood, and we fought back to back, no time to think about sides or anything. Just survival.

It was equal parts intoxicating and suffocating, and every step she took seemed to heighten its intensity. The truth was, she wasn’t prepared for this. The moment the bond had snapped into place on her seventeenth birthday, her life had shifted irreversibly. Suddenly, she was tied to someone who was everything she wasn’t—strong, commanding, powerful in ways she could only dream of. She had spent her entire life feeling small, powerless in a world full of wolves who were faster, stronger, and more capable than she would ever be. And now she was supposed to be a Luna. The thought felt laughable. As the Luna, she was expected to be the balance to Kael’s power, to strengthen the pack and provide