Symbiote Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Over time, my secret crush on Marty slowly twisted under layers of restraint and endurance. From simply wanting him to acknowledge me as the older one, to now—wanting him to kneel at my feet and call me "Master." … On the last day of military training, a fox beast-man from our year suddenly awakened as an incubus. The entire crowd erupted. My best friend poked my arm and pointed at a boy in the distance who was shyly trying to hide his tail.

"No Tyson, you deserve to feel worse. I stayed with you for years, standing by your side, with a hope, with confidence, making you happy, and you gave me a promise, just one promise that we would be together. But you're breaking that, crushing my heart like it never existed. I rejected my mate for you but you are fighting to and fro like a confused peacock trying so hard to keep her here with some flimsy excuses. Why not kill me Tyson…kill me so that I will know that I never existed to be stupid for you…I .." She sobbed so bitterly that my heart ached, my throat burned with confusion as I closed my eyes to digest everything she just said. She was there, No, I loved her crazy and I still do b

met hers, and for a moment, neither spoke."Are you here to take me to the Alpha again?" Timbre asked, her voice carrying a sharp edge she hadn’t intended.Fabian shook his head. "No, Timbre. I’m here to talk."Timbre narrowed her eyes. "Talk about what?"Fabian sighed, moving closer but stopping a few feet away from her. "You feel it, don’t you? That power inside you, growing stronger with each passing day."Timbre hesitated. She didn’t want to admit it, but there was no point in lying. "Yes.""It’s the bond," Fabian explained, his tone gentle yet firm. "The connection between you and Xavier. It’s unlike anything we’ve ever seen before. He’s been trying to fight it, to deny it, but it’s only mak

"He’s my friend. My responsibility." The cage of light began to crack. Kit/Ari laughed. "You think this is easy? I’ve merged with the remnants of The Whisperer inside him. We are a symbiosis. To cast me out is to tear Kit’s soul apart." Siron took the blue fragment from his mother. The stone was still warm, still pulsing feebly. He stepped forward. Kit/Ari watched him, his grin widening. "Come closer, Guardian. Let me feel the warmth of your soul."

I had to fight it. But who was I fooling though? I knew it was impossible. I couldn’t win against Sabre, even lyca succumbed to his touch. “Hmm. You smell so nice Athena.” My eyes flew open when I heard Aiden’s voice and I was stunned to find that Sabre had shifted into his human form. Now it was Aiden hovering over me, his head in the nook of my neck sniffing, licking and nibbling my skin. Then I felt something poking my hand and covering my core.

He cackled and the laugh was repulsive, his teeth all bared and wide with the thought that he had won. Deyana walked up to me and placed her slim arm around my waist. Her other hand rose up my back, the palm resting on my midback as she brought her lips to my ear. "Your blood will make Alpha Khal immortal. He will live with it flowing in his veins and he will carry you, as if you still lived. Do not despair, for your sacrifice is most appreciated." She walked around me to Alpha Khals side, their eyes similar in the evil visible in them.

The last time she checked is she's the one on top of him then now she's being under him! Why would God let me reborn to be this man's wife? I'm a badass CEO in my previous life but now I'm a mate of this tyrant and heartless Alpha? How could this happen!

The glow between her legs was pulsing slow now, satisfied. The voices spoke again, clearer this time, almost gentle. We are the Honeyswarm. We came from the deep sea. Maxton gave us to you last night. We are inside you now. Bonded. You are infected. Bonnie’s eyes flew wide. “Wait… what?” Her voice cracked. She pushed herself up on shaky arms, water dripping off her nose. “Infected? Like… a fucking parasite? Are you shitting me right now?” Not a parasite. A symbiote. We give you pleasure. You give us a home. It is a good deal.

In evolutionary biology, there is a concept known as symbiogenesis. It is the theory that the most massive leaps in cellular evolution did not occur through random mutation or violent competition. They occurred when two separate, distinct organisms merged to form a single, completely new entity. The host and the guest become so intertwined that their DNA fuses, and they can never be separated again. Ten years after the Obsidian Bloom cast its crystalline canopy over the earth, I stood in the maternity ward of the River Gate, witnessing symbiogenesis in real-time.

I tried adjusting it again, but it just kept slipping off. ‘I’ll just wear it for him when we get into the tent.’ I thought, pulling it off him, leaving him completely naked again. We both dragged our feet on the cold dirt, heading back to our tents with the aid of my torchlight. His walking was so weak that it felt like I was walking for the both of us. I looked at his face and realized his eyes were weakly shut. I had yet to process the fact that my annoying stepbrother was a Lycan. Since I was born, I have always heard stories about Lycans and their abilities and stature.