Synopsis Of Onyx Storm Novels & Stories

“What the fuck? No, I won’t. Don’t even talk like that. I’m not letting you go alone. Don’t be stupid.” “You will, because I’m still alpha and that’s an order.” Arron and Wolfe rushed in while I turned my back to them. “What’s going on?” Wolfe questioned looking around confused. “Listen, I don’t have a lot of time, and apparently communication isn’t my strong suit, so I’m just going to say the shit, and I expect you to hold the questions for now. Onyx is a vampire and wolf hybrid. She didn’t know. I found out a little while back and just told her maybe two hours ago. She fucking left like the hard headed asshole she is without even giving me a chance to explain. But I love her and I’m not ac

Oriana ‘OMG! I cant believe this is happening to me,’ I said to myself as I paced the room, stressing my hair. ‘Stop it Ana,’ I scolded myself, ‘if you pull it anymore, you will go bald.’ I sat on he bed but, I was that anxious right now. Maybe that was a bit too much information to take in over breakfast. My fault, I know. Firstly, I’m an orphan all over again. Secondly, my dad wasn’t my dad but my mother’s kidnapper. Thirdly, my biological father was the king of all mafia families and last but not least, I am betrothed to Gio. I have no idea what is expected of me or what I am capable of. I have always played things safe and remained cautious and optimistic when it came to making life deci

A raging storm swept through the city, lightning crackling against the sky, as I called him to say I felt unwell, asking if someone else could make the trip instead. His voice, sharp with annoyance, rang through the line. "You're usually so healthy—what could possibly be wrong? Or are you just jealous of Faye again? Emily, must you really be this petty?" In his eyes, I was nothing but small-minded and hypersensitive. And yet, one gentle word, a single apology, and I would forgive him and fold under his demands. "Emily, please. Just bring me the documents—I need you." Terrified that my refusal might somehow jeopardize the company, that my father's legacy might go up in smoke, I buried my own

Moments later I feel the headphones placed over my ears and the deafening sound of the storm is muffled. Raven I'm worried about Anita. She not only went to see Joe but there's a current storm going on outside and I'm the only one known to calm her down. Amelia is scared asking for her mother while clinging to my right side. Anita is the only one who can calm her during a storm, even if Anita is scared of them herself.

"Out! Both of you!" Seeing my bloodshot eyes and hysterical state, Philip opened his mouth to say something. But in the end, he just guided the crying Jane out the door. The corridor was now empty. I leaned against the cold wall, letting my tears fall freely. I didn't know how long I stayed there, waiting. Finally, Dad rushed in. And finally, the OR light went off. … Third-Person POV On the wedding day, the sun was shining brightly. Philip walked into the office as usual.

The forest around me dissolved into darkness, replaced by jagged flashes of memory, visions I didn’t remember living but felt every ounce of as real as the night air. I was a child again. I could hear the frantic shouts, the low growls of wolves, the sharp metallic bite of weapons slicing through the night. Father—Orin Stormwolf—was cornered, fighting with all the strength of a true alpha. But his own beta… my blood froze as I realized the betrayal. The beta’s family, Karen’s parents, had turned against him. The man I had called father all my life. And there was Damon, moving through the shadows with practiced precision, and beside him, the priestess—the one who wielded fire as easily as bre

But as they dragged me away, I couldn't help but wonder if there was still a chance for me to survive this time around But then, whatever happens, I still wanted peace to reign and not destruction which will lead to the loss of several wolves... It was a dark and stormy night when I saw Tyler approaching with his entire pack army they were many and I knew something terrible was about to happen to me tonight The rain was pouring down heavily, and now and then, a bolt of lightning lit up the night sky, followed by the deafening sound of thunder. I knew that something was wrong, and I could feel the tension building up inside me.

Bayne took the liberty to inform and remind us what we are working with. “Which is why they called in The OG.” Lynx added proudly grinning like a cat who got the cheese. “It’s possible it could be a rogue vampire taking the victims.” Suggested Bayne. Syn sits back on his chair, quietly focused on the discussion. Syn is definitely the quiet bad boy type. He has a lot of demons in his past. Some we know about, others he refuses to share. He has always been the one we would have to keep an eye on the most due to his unethical nature. He kills without remorse or a thought to who it might affect, even for just displeasing him. I suppose after what he’s been through, he feels he has earned the rig

He was angry, so angry that they were going to leave us and he was hiding what his intentions were from me which was the first clue this was going to hell. He nose-dived, spreading a ring of fire around Alice and Linden who called out and told Terran, and my parents who had arrived, to stay back. They were sure they were fine, and I felt like they were, but Onyx was up to something when he landed heavily before them. "Onyx," Linden boomed, "this is enough now." In a flash, he was cursing, holding his arm from where Onyx bit him. What the fuck? I didn't even know he could bite.

The cloud swirled and drew closer to our group. Fifi and Nalu panicked and stayed close to us and the little island of Silisk’s dead skin. We could hear the others screaming and the metahumans rushing to the other’s side to protect them. Before the storm could make contact with any of us, the triton began to absorb the storm. Byron and I fought to keep ourselves from being overwhelmed with the force that we almost sunk where we stood. And then, finally, it was over. No longer was there any storm that kept us trapped. All we saw at that moment was clear skies.