Spider-man Cindy Moon Novels & Stories

I absorbed the moon’s energy to make myself feel better. Beside me, Ronny put his head up and looked right into the moon. He was astounded, freezing for a second with eyes glued to the bright orb in the sky. His hands gave up, letting the box that he held fall down for the second time. “Ronny?” I was startled with this sudden behavior. Ronny’s body was vibrating. He turned at me with glowing orange eyes. I backed down. I knew exactly what it meant. Groaning out of pain, Ronny sprawled on the asphalt. He screamed as his body was changing. Furs growing, nails turned into claws—he shifted into a menacing furry creature.

“This is Moon-Sere Herb. It's a traditional tonic to strengthen the female body for a pup. You look a bit pale, Nadia. Start taking this every day, and you'll get your strength back soon.” I stared at the herb. The irony was almost too much to bear. I was pale because I was already carrying Lucian's pup, and because our bond was fraying, I didn't have the Alpha energy to sustain it. But as a healer, I knew Moon-Sere was incredibly potent. It might actually help me stay upright without Lucian's help. “Thank you, Carlie,” I said softly, taking the herbs. “But I don't know what Lucian thinks about all this. After all, we're about to...”

The last face in the world I wanted to see, especially now. Cindy, Queen B (as in bitch) of the Moon Shine Pack. She stood across the yard, in all her skanky glory, with her group of sub-bitches. Cindy, an up-and-coming model and influencer with a massive social media following, had hated me since high school. The feeling was mutual, and the grudge hadn’t faded with time. Why? Because of Jake, the Moon Shine Pack Alpha's asshole son, the Alpha-heir. She was determined to be Luna of that pack but Jake had a Luna picked out already, and it wasn’t Cindy.

“It’s been nice knowing you, Spider.” “I’m not going to kill him.” Taz chuckled. “Intentionally.” “Do you want gloves?” Spider asked. “No, I’m not cold. Thanks for asking.” She replied with a grin as she pulled off her sweatshirt. She was in black leggings and a bright blue fitted tank top. Her slip on shoes lay on the floor. They circled each other for a moment and then Spider took a few hits to her abdomen. He had assumed that she was in good shape and strong. But the strong wall of muscle surprised him. She smiled at his look of shock.

She said with excitement in her voice and eyes. “Excuse me?” “You're not an omega, are you?” She asked. I shook my head. “Why is Luna Gina making you serve? We have enough maids as it is.” “I spilled a drink on her top.” Cindy’s eyes widened, she covered her mouth with both hands to muffle her imminent scream. “How are you still alive?” “Lucky, I guess,” I said, almost laughing out loud. “The hell, you are! Well, it's nice to meet you,” She uttered sweetly and exited the room.

My solution is take it out of commission by killing it. See? Easy. “It’s not a game,” I say as calmly as possible. I don’t want to fucking involve Moon and I need him to stay out of this. For that to happen he needs the bare facts. I pour myself another tumbler of liquor. “Fernandez killed Victor and tortured Cindy. This is none of your concern.” “Victor was my friend,” Moon replies stiffly. “Fernandez has something I want and he’s willing to give it to me if I discover who has his sister and return her. He’ll also throw in twenty-five women for me to do as I please.”

She looked at the young girl with deep, understanding green eyes. "You're not a monster," Cindy said softly, her voice carrying a calm, soothing warmth that cut right through the cold wind. "My name is Cindy. I used to think I was a monster too. Every time I got scared, winds would blow doors off their hinges and break windows." The girl blinked through her tears, looking at Cindy. "You... you have powers too?" "I do," Cindy smiled gently, taking another step down the icy stairs. "And these are my brothers, Colin and Caleb. That's my mom, Elena, and Doc Nathan. You don't have to stay out in the rain. Come inside where it's warm."

He asks looking at his phone. "It starts at two. There's spaghetti in the microwave." I say before taking a sip of the red goodness. Jayden didn't return since he left and it's now midday. I had just been informed that a Yoga instructor, Jade Cloud, seems to work for the spiders. She was a CPA but retired a month after she was contacted by a mysterious group of people. "Yoga." Jayden states making me look up to find him in the same spot. I smirk. "Yeah. Where I'll be wearing these pants that make my ass look bigger and bend slowl..."

Jared replied, "What do you know? She's born to the Spencer couple late in their lives—of course, they're overprotective! Keeping her identity a secret isn't exactly shocking. "I've known Cindy since we were kids, and I only found out about her identity now. So, how would someone like you, who isn't even part of our circle, know anything?" At that moment, I spotted Cindy—face bruised and battered from the punishment Owen had arranged. She was supposed to be locked up in the warehouse, yet she was now walking out—right behind Larry Howard, the Spencer family's head of security. She looked at me smugly, like she thought I was done for.

Holding her child, Eve felt a sense of peace that she was finally fulfilled. ​After some time, the night of the Red Moon ceremony arrived. ​Tina stood near the edge of the clearing, watching Jude and Eve dance with baby Laura. She didn't even bother to stay in line with the other girls, she felt she wouldn't get a mate. She felt a tap on her shoulder and turned around, her heart nearly stopping. Standing there, looking handsome, was Chris. ​The air between them changed instantly. Tina’s breath hitched as the realization hit her like a physical wave, the scent, the pull, the undeniable spark.