The Orion Team. Novels & Stories

Steve asked her, finally catching her breath. “We do.” Aeon grinned brightly at him, practically buzzing to tell them. “We are team Blood Moon.”

“Oh, and your mommy really stayed in my Shadow Chamber last night. We shared the big fur mattress, and she asked me to have breakfast with her this morning.” Orion looks like his whole world is ending. He looks ready to burst into tears. He thinks I have lost my mind for trusting the big bad captain of the Ironvale hockey team. “I kept her safe from the doctor,” Kaelen adds, his voice dropping the teasing tone. Orion wipes his nose with his sleeve. He feels a bit better. At least his mommy wasn't being silly. “Are you really going to tear that bad wolf apart?” Orion demands, staring straight into Kaelen’s eyes.

I asked Zack. His eyes met mine in the mirror, hard and piercing. "Because now that Ladon's arrived, no one really has any idea what that snake is going to do. And I am fairly sure it knows my face. The last thing I want is that beast rattling its ugly head on my doorstep. At least with Orion, there's a plan. And most of all." He paused, tapping his fingers on his thigh. “Orion has a pack. Full of what’s it called again?”

Andrius said straightly. "Pft, Orion?" Vanessa said, can't hide her laughter. Orion's was one of the organizations who wants to defeat them, but they can't just do it after trying so many times. There's a huge difference between the two of them. They were the strongest while that organization was just the ants trying to block their ways.

Orni became anxious about her parents. " Rion, call your grandpa and ask him where is he?" Orni said which Rion obliged without any delay. After talking to Sanjay, Rion informed Orni," They are in front of a market. Because of the thunderstorm, they paused for some time." " I just hope they arrive safely," Orni mumbled before concentrating on her work. After finishing her work Orni took a shower and changed her clothes. She sat in front of the mirror and started brushing her hair. The noise from the living room was indicating that Roman and Rion were busy watching IPL.

Orion responded hoping that she picked up on the fact that he was talking about her. Luckily for them they were interrupted by Reese. "Look at the love birds... My mom told me that you will be neck deep into enjoying the game and I can see that she's not wrong at all. How have you been faring with your sparring partner?" She asked with a sickly smile. "I don't think that I've ever had any partner that is greater than the one that is in front of me right now." Orion answered with annoyance. It was either Reese was pretending not to have insight on what was going on or she was just genuinely oblivious because she burst into a wider smile, this time even more genuine than anybody could have eve

The full moon sat in the sky; it was the night. It was the night of the Oracle Ceremony, and the town was alive. Everyone was getting ready, everyone was preparing for the event that only came around once a year. The alpha and Luna were going to be there, not because they needed mates, but because they were the leaders of the pack, and they needed to be there to show support. A lot of other people who already had mates were going to be there as well, to celebrate the Moon goddess and to watch and see who would be paired with whom tonight.

"Orion. Orion. Orion." His name fell from my lips like a desperate prayer as we plunged deeper into the dark water. The impact had been brutal—even with our supernatural healing abilities, hitting the surface at that velocity had been like colliding with concrete. Every bone in my body screamed in protest, but that pain was nothing compared to the terror clawing at my chest. Something was wrong. Terribly, horribly wrong. Orion's body had gone completely limp in my arms the moment we'd hit the water. His powerful frame, which had held me so protectively during our fall, now felt like dead weight dragging us both toward the murky bottom of what I could now see was a river.

His eyes went wide when he noticed Orion standing shirtless, the ruined shirt on the floor, and the silence between us heavy like smoke. He handed the suit to Orion quickly. “Sir,” Jamie said with a small nervous bow. Orion took the suit and shrugged into it with slow, controlled movements, wincing just a little when the fabric brushed his burned skin. He didn’t complain. He didn’t even breathe differently. He just kept fixing his cuffs like nothing had happened. Then his voice came out calm, sharp, and all business again. “Jamie. Contact my lawyer.” Jamie nodded instantly and hurried out. Orion turned to me next, and the warmth I thought I saw earlier was completely gone from his face.

Orion said if his jaw clenched any tighter he probably would break it. “All I know is the person who is spying on you for my father is currently on The North Star. They were also on Ariadne’s Crown and Andromeda. That's all I know. I don't think there's any harm or foul play in the works, just spying and reporting back.” Patrick said, trying to show respect but also preparing himself to go rounds with Orion if he went to attack him. Orion could feel his body shaking even if it wasn't visible. He took a deep breath, he wanted to trust patrick. He seemed true to his word. The passion when he talked about his fathers company and wanting to right wrongs seemed real.