Spidergwen X Miles Novels & Stories

"Tonight on the eve of the full moon, I call forth time and space to return to me. Bound by our love and passion, I call- my love -my lover back." The leyline zaps into us both and we are hurled into a black void. Gwen's screams are sucked up in a vacuum. The only reason I know she's screaming is her mouth gaping open with panic on her face. Her hands claw at me for purchase. But the current carrying us through the air and space is too strong. It rips her from me. I don't know where she's gone, nor where I am. I tumble head over foot and am unable to stop. I should have reached France and the sister Academy by now, but I'm spinning faster and faster.

Those closures begin to shrink as the power dwindles down but while the net shrinks, the magic that makes up the webbing rips through their bodies and faces until eventually, they are nothing more than piles of meat ready to be swallowed by the forest ground. The scene ensuing enrages the beast incarnate. She jolts forward with the sound of her feet rushing upon the greenery to attack. One thrust was all it would take to remove Xialn’s life from existence. She jumps up and performs a downward thrust with her mighty trident of power. Xialn is anything but a normal soldier on the battlefield of eternity. He lifts that big and bold crossbow in the air to guard himself but upon the clash of thei

Miles jumped to his feet, but immediately sat down again when the gondola rocked violently back and forth. He scowled, “No! We are not doing that!” “Why?” “Because human decency! Aiden needs personal space! And honesty! And...and actual friends!” “I am being completely decent, it’s not like we’re forcing him to do anything,” Wyatt flicked out his nails to inspect them, stretching his body out sassily across the gondola seat. “It’s just a gentle nudge. Don’t you want to spend more time with him?” Miles looked down, “Well sure, but--”

I’ve been working for Beta Trevor for three years. Over that time, I’ve created spells and potions to keep his daughter, Gwen, out of trouble and keep his Alpha, Alpha Carter, unaware of what his daughter is really doing. Beta Trevor wants her to be the next Beta and if his Alpha knew what a conniving, manipulative, abusive person she was, he’d either demote her or more likely, he’d banish her from their pack.

I said, my voice getting louder with each word. A large disfigured spider, almost the same size as me, jumped out; its eyes were pitch black, and it had a scorpion's stinger at its back. "Stay away!" I yelled as I struggled. "Is someone there?! Magnus! Meredith!" I transformed halfway into my wolf form and growled at the spider, hoping to scare it away, but it persisted forward. The spider's beady eyes fixed on me, and it charged towards me with an eerie screech. I screamed, struggling to escape from the grip of the quicksand. But the spider ran straight into the quicksand, sinking like I was.

She pulled her robe closer to her body before she reluctantly moved closer to me. “Gwen, where have you been?” I asked. She seemed fazed and she took a glance at the back before returning her eyes to me. “I just figured that I need some fresh air,” she excused, avoiding my gaze. There was something weird going on with Gwen the entire time we were in Mexico. She looked unsettled and she was too hesitant to budge. I couldn’t discern if she was hiding something, but all I could think of was that maybe she just had a bad experience here in Mexico. She barely said anything when we talked to Paola, it must’ve something to do with her trauma with Fernando. She mentioned that she was almost killed b

My chest was heaving up and down from my multiple intense orgasms, combined with the pure adrenaline of almost getting caught by my own mother. "I... I thought..." I stammered, trying to blink back the daze in my eyes. "I thought I saw a massive spider." Gwen stopped and stared down at the floor. "Are you... okay?" she asked softly, trying her best to play the role of a good mother. I nodded quickly. "Yeah. Just scared." "Come here, sweetie," she said, opening her arms wide for me. I carefully stepped over the sharp pieces of broken glass and ran straight into her arms. It was not often that we had any real physical contact. We definitely did not have a typical mother-daughter relationship.

When she saw no signs of Freya, she let out a sigh of relief, thinking that they did not get the sister as well. “What do you want from me?” Gwen asked, her voice hoarse in fear, and the first man gripped her chin as he made her look up at him. “Oh, we want a lot from you. You're such a pretty thing, I can't wait to know how much you'd cost. I just wanna fuck you senseless right now.” He said with a toothy grin and Gwen recoiled in disgust as she struggled against the ropes on her hands. She was a werewolf; she could immediately break free from the ropes, but how could she fight against six bulky men? She might die in the process and they'd find Freya next. She had to remain calm and plan he

"What I meant to ask is why she hates them." "She has Arachnophobia." "Huh." I sighed. I helped Leo shove them away from her. I put my hands on her fur to take off any of the spiders lingering in there. Unexpectedly, she sprang up, baring her teeth. She growled at me. She thinks I'm a threat. She pinned me down. She stared at me with her beautiful grey eyes. She was so scared. I could see it. Her claws were already digging into my chest. "Ahhhh" I groaned. "Gwen, calm down. It's me, Jasper."

"I suppose that it's not necessary for me to read your mind after all." Gwen evaluated their predicament while Phil slept while she propped herself up on one elbow and watched him sleep. They were safe as long as her father didn't go looking for her during the full moon because Raquel had already been killed. Would he still be able to locate her even if they were separated by such a great distance? She had never heard of a werewolf, not even an Alpha, being able to track another wolf when there was such a large distance between them; yet, the fact that she had never heard of it did not mean that it was impossible.