Story Of Abel Novels & Stories

She beamed. "You're lucky, may I know your name?" Without hesitating, she said politely. "I am Abel. May I know what you're doing here all by yourself?" Blair stared at her, her cheerful face dropped, Abel noticed this and quickly said another thing. "I had wanted to run away just like you but then again I thought about it. It might look quite unprofessional, I will tell you my secret. I had a horse friend who was human but transformed into a horse by a princess from the Wizards kingdom. We became friends for weeks, I actually enjoyed his talks and then out of the blue, a crazy elf fell down from nowhere and landed on the grass…"

“Did he help her?” I nod, “He did, though I would have just executed Abel myself if I was king at the time, my father had his own way of doing things; Abel was part of the Dema military, so my father had him transferred to be a guard in our most southern human protected city, Trinity Harbour. Adelaide raised Clara, who met Adrian when she was in her thirties, they were together for over fifty years… until Abel came back.” “Stop,” Aurora mutters, “I don’t want to know, I-” her voice cracks, as a tear slips past her eyelid, “He killed her didn’t he? Her own father…”

Abel put his hand along the back of the couch, “I was near my sixteenth year, and both of my brothers had already found a partner and began the change. We are from a small village in England; my parents still live there. They are not fond of court life. Anyhow, I stumbled across the baker's wife as she was leaving a cottage near our home. It was strange because they didn’t usually make deliveries and I knew the baker was a large jealous man.” My eyes widened, “Was she cheating on him?” Abel laughed, “That is what I suspected, but when I approached her I smelled another female on her. It would seem that she was sleeping with the woman who did the mending. I don’t know if their combined scents

“Abel slipped and fell into the freezing water.” Avery said and teared up. The tears in her eyes started dripping down her cheeks. It was the night she won’t ever forget in her entire life. The night Abel sacrificed his life for her sake. How can she hate such a man who didn’t think twice about dying for her?

That's what is called a mate, it doesn't take long to live together. But unexpectedly, the disaster came when I found out that Brandy was the younger brother of the man who was telling me to wait. This time before my eyes, Abraham's figure looked completely different. He even had the heart to enjoy my body. "Mera, until then, I will never marry, other than you." Abraham broke. "And I will never marry you, Abraham," I replied. "Then I will never experience life in marriage. Time will tell what I say, Mera," Abraham said again.

My curse marks burned, but I kept my voice steady: "At least I saved his life." Everly's face twisted for a moment before she laughed again. "Then why don't you tell him? Let's see who he believes - his devoted Luna or his traitorous ex-mate?" "Face it, Caroline. You're nothing but a cautionary tale now." She was right, in a way. To the packs, I would always be the mate who abandoned their Alpha King in his hour of need. After Everly left, I discovered all traces of cyberbullying had vanished from the pack networks.

"The Beast Realm was built on honor and oaths. If we crown a man who can't beat his own bastard brothers, who fabricates evidence against women, who hides behind his mother — what does our word mean in this world?" The nobles and elders who had been angled toward Kael began to shift. Side conversations broke out. An heir who couldn't hold his own in a fight, whose character was this rotten, was not someone any of them wanted to follow. The Beast King was trapped, morality on one side, public opinion on the other. He stared at Kael crumpled on the floor. He looked at the three brothers standing straight and steady, and sank back into his throne. Through his teeth: "The white wolf... makes her

However… I have never ridden a wolf before. “This is Abel, he’s the fastest among us all. Second only to my brother,” he introduced me to a long-haired man with a slight stubble. Abel stiffly curtsied to me and turned around to howl to the moon. I heard answering howls again, but what mesmerized me most was Abel’s transformation.

“Oh—also… it’s tonight. And I forgot to tell you. Abel found his mate.” My head snapped toward him. “What?” That couldn’t be. If that fool had found his mate, the tide could shift. If she gave him an heir first, the pack would follow him blindly. “But he wants to reject her,” Alan added quickly. “Why?” My voice was sharp. “She’s sixteen. He says he won’t get a minor pregnant.” I laughed again, louder this time. Smart boy. So he knew the importance of producing an heir—yet his principles stopped him. Good. Nature favored me again.

Venus facepalmed and turned her attention to her mate who was staring down at her with so much love she thought she'd melt, 'let's take a walk,' she whispered to him, gently holding his hand as they walked away from the others, 'wheres mum going,' Athena asked her brother while munching on her apple, Abel shrugged and continued to chat with Gabriel about their neighboring packs. Abel at the age of 9 was the exact replica of his father, he had a shaped nose, a chiseled jaw with high and wide cheekbones and full firm lips, his skin tan from all the days he spent out in the sun from the sports and activities he'd play outdoors,