Sudden Fury: A Family Torn Apart Novels & Stories

“This is my fault! She’s suffering because of me! I should’ve taken her with me—I can’t let them keep hurting her. I won’t!” My sobs wrack my body as Fury pulls me into his chest, holding me like I might shatter at any second. I bury my face against him, consumed by fury and guilt until all I can do is scream inside. And then it happens. A feral, guttural growl rips through the house—savage and thunderous, like a violent storm tearing through the walls. I freeze, tears still on my cheeks, my breath caught in my throat. Fury’s arms go rigid around me, his body suddenly still as stone. Slowly, I lift my head.

"Do you know who killed your mom and her entire family, including every last person of your bloodline?" My blood surged with fury at Clyde's callous words, each syllable a dagger aimed straight at my heart. I clenched my fists tightly, nails digging into my palms as I fought to keep my composure in the face of his blatant provocation. But despite the seething rage bubbling beneath the surface, I remained outwardly calm, refusing to give him the satisfaction of seeing me unravel. Clyde's voice cut through the tense silence, his words hanging in the air like a cruel reminder of the pain and suffering that had plagued my family for generations. The weight of his question settled heavily upon me

She’d cried buckets of them since that awful day she’d left him on the floor. The Homeland-issued phone rang, startling her. Her cell phone was her only contact to the outside world but no one called her on it. She’d distanced herself from her friends and family. Everything about her life had changed while working those months for that testing facility. She could no longer tolerate her divorced parents using her as a weapon against each other or tearing into her over her own divorce. There were genuine problems with the world and her time could be spent making a real difference. Now her focus centered on helping the New Species and it gave her a sense of worth by doing something to right a w

Ludwig shouted, took a deep breath and walked back into the room. His wife and unborn child was killed by a man identified as a 'masked man'. Their home was burnt and he was only able to see her disfigured body, he wasn't given the chance to say goodbye. He couldn't even give her one last kiss but he will forever keep the promises he made to her. He will protect Keondra with his life. And to his displeasure, his father in law hates and blames him for killing his own wife. This is not a safe place for Keondra.

He starts to flash me pictures of my mate, refusing to allow me to have any pleasure. I roar in frustration, standing I start to destroy the room. The laughing never stopping, I cant shut this fucker out. I stand in the middle of her room, the place in carnage and my chest heaving. I hear someone rushing towards the room, I catch the scent of my Beta as I pull the door open.

The door slams shut with a deafening finality. I stand there for a moment, the silence engulfing me, suffocating me. Then, my fury rises, the pain turning into something darker. “You can’t leave me. I’ll kill Maria if you marry her!” The words burst from my chest, raw and furious. He slams the door open again, the fury in his eyes matching mine, as if he’s been waiting for this moment. In a flash, he slams me against the wall, his large hand gripping my throat, not squeezing, but holding me, his fingers digging into my skin. “What did you just say?” He demands. “Say it again... I dare you.” His face is so close, I can feel his breath on my lips, and I’m drowning in his eyes, in the heat of h

Locked me in his mind and wouldn't let me out until you screamed. - If I hadn't been there, he would have attacked Micky. Macky didn't even shift to defend himself. - I know. Forgive me please. Being mad at me won't let me eat or sleep. I do not know how to live without you. I love you Kat. She gets up and approaches Alex. With the finger pointed against Alex's chest, she says: - Don't do it again. Fury looked like those rigues I've been running from all my life. the rogues who killed my parents.

It was rage. Cold. Ancient. Bottomless. Someone had murdered my child. Ares' power exploded through the room. Windows shattered. The walls cracked. The air seemed to shake. The healer stumbled backward in fear. Neither of us noticed. My hands tightened around my son. My whole body was trembling. Not from sadness anymore. From fury. Someone. Someone touched my babies. Someone got close enough. Someone reached inside my fortress. Inside my home. Inside my family. Took one of my children.

It felt like someone grabbed my heart and squeezed. The suffocating pain made my vision blur black at the edges. "Ginny! Daddy's here! Wake up!" I screamed until my throat tore, snatching up a brick from the ground and slamming it against the driver-side window. A loud crack split the air. Spider web fractures spread across the glass. The moment she saw me smashing the window, Shanon's shrill voice pierced the air. "Leomund! Have you lost your mind?"

I couldn’t figure out how I was supposed to marry the man who had destroyed my family, who had my mother’s life in his hands, and still… somehow make it look real. I thought about her—my mother, fragile and pale in the ICU bed, the steady beeping of the monitor a cruel reminder of what was at stake. My mother’s life hung on my compliance. And suddenly, the luxury of pride, the comfort of anger—they were worthless. I hated Adrian Vale with everything in me. And yet… a dangerous flutter of something unnameable stirred in my chest. I barely had time to process it when there was another knock—this time sharper, more confident.