Novelas y relatos de The Covenant Series

“But it reminds me we made something real. Even if it cracked.” Lucas looked at him. “You want to renew the vows someday?” Elias blinked. “You’d do that?” Lucas shrugged. “Not now. But maybe later. Maybe when we’re not scared we’ll mess it up again.” Elias stepped closer. “You’re not scared now?” Lucas nodded. “I am. But I’m loving you anyway.” That afternoon, Jesse showed up again. Uninvited, as usual. He tossed himself onto the couch and asked, “You two still together or should I take sides again?”

Cassidy’s expression went serious. “What’s going on?” Riko frowned. “Well, I’m sorry to tell you that the end of the world is coming. The antichrist will be born in June,” Cassidy sighed with a completely straight face. Seriously? She had to call our baby the antichrist? I mean, a blending of our genetics could have terrifying results. Elijah looked confused as he tried to figure out what my wife was talking about. Riko, however, lit up as she got it instantly.

Wedding Day Payal’s POV The day has finally arrived when I will become someone's wife. I will belong to him. A sacred bond will tie us for live long after taking those holy rounds. We will be Bound by Vows for our remaining life. But am I ready for this? Completely no!!! But I cannot move back. I will have to accept this relationship by whole heart. There may not be a love in this but at least, will try to have trust and respect for each other.

I muttered my words a pledge and a vow. The earth underneath me trembled as the Rift extended, its tendrils reaching out like ravenous fingers. Every second, the world around me darkened, morphing into something monstrous. I took a step closer, the silver mark on my wrist throbbing with the Rift's electricity. The agony was severe, ripping through my determination, but I welcomed it. Pain indicated I was still alive. Still fighting. As I reached the edge, the air became dense and heavy with something ancient and hard. My lungs burned with each breath. The Rift rushed ahead unexpectedly. I did not fight it.

"You have caused us considerable trouble. Killed our test subject. Escaped your cell. Rejected our offer. And now your mate has invaded our sanctuary. These are serious transgressions." "You kidnapped me. You threatened my friends. You're the ones committing crimes." "We are The Covenant. We are beyond concepts like crime and law. We have existed for three thousand years, guiding supernatural development, preventing chaos, maintaining order. Your reforms threaten that order. Your power threatens our control. You are a problem that must be solved." "So solve it. Kill me. Get it over with."

From the lowest ranking Fledgling member of the Covenant who worked among humans to the Lord and his family, they all belonged to each other. They belonged to a system. In a way, a Vampire Covenant was like a complex, ancient organism made up of living parts rather than a simple family or community, although it certainly had some elements in common with all three. The truth was, it didn't matter whether she was happy or not. All that mattered was that it was her duty to unite the triad and continue the pure family line, which meant continuing the future of the Covenant in turn. It was an honor, even if it didn't always feel like it. She just had to keep telling herself that. She did love the

"The covenant is working as it was always meant to." "Not without difficulties," Kieran cautioned, his analytical mind identifying potential trouble spots. "Religious extremists in twelve countries are already calling for purges. Military hardliners in nine others are advocating preemptive strikes." Maya nodded, acknowledging both perspectives. "The covenant anticipated resistance. That's why the revelation protocols are graduated rather than immediate." As Harlow and Michael prepared to address the military forces outside, Maya turned her attention back to the central console. The transformation was nearly complete, the original covenant's structure now fully expressed through the hybrid ma

Kira Quezada faked her own death to escape a family legacy that wanted to sell her off like a signature on a contract. Three years later, disguised as a cleaner, she's finally safe, until her new boss looks at her twice and realizes exactly who she is. Luciano Rodriguez doesn't expose her. He makes her an offer instead: marry him, save his dying grandmother's peace of mind, and help him bait the uncle circling his empire like a wolf. It's supposed to be a contract. Nothing more. But the man she was promised to as a girl and the man hunting Luciano's throne are the same person, and he's not done with either of them. As old secrets surface and new ones are made in the dark, Kira has to decide

“Preparing the world for replacement.” Riven shot him a sharp look. “You keep saying that word.” Saint met his gaze. “Because it’s the truth. The Covenant isn’t an invasion force. It’s a reset protocol.” That landed badly. “You’re saying humanity is a bug,” Wolf muttered. Saint didn’t argue. “I’m saying they were built for when we become one.” Riven gunned the engine. “Then we’re about to prove them wrong.”

People who once respected the Sergio family questioned me. For a moment, I felt the weight of everything. The prisoner wanted us to fail. Not because we were weak. Because he wanted to prove that truth itself was dangerous. Valerie and Silas's POV The First Witness reminded me of something I had almost forgotten. The Covenant was never created to rule humanity. It was never created to force people into a single path. Its purpose was much simpler. Protect the ability to choose. That was the difference between us and the prisoner. He believed people needed guidance so badly that their freedom became a problem.