Their Thief Redemption Novels & Stories

He lunged forward, gripping my wrist tightly, trying to make me change my mind. "Mia, I was wrong. I was really wrong! Please forgive me! "I promise I won't make the same mistakes again. I'll go back to being the man who was devoted only to you." I looked at Sebastian, my eyes full of indifference. Just then, Lucas rushed forward, seized Sebastian's wrist, and twisted it forcefully. "Ahh!" Sebastian let out a scream as his wrist was twisted and dislocated. Lucas threw him aside, wrapped me up in his coat, and held me tightly in his arms, comforting me gently. "Mia, don't be afraid. I'm here. No one can hurt you."

"Silvercrest Pack, present your evidence." Alpha Aiden stood. "Three months ago, Thomas Morrison hired rogue wolves to kidnap Mandy Foster from Moonstone Recovery Center on her scheduled release date. We have testimony from the facility staff who witnessed the attack. We have the testimony of the rogues we captured—before they died—naming Thomas as their employer." "Lies," Thomas said immediately. "I never hired—" "Silence!" Elder Sariah's voice cracked like a whip. "You will speak when addressed. Continue, Alpha Aiden."

“Ah, yes. He needs to woo the Young Madam again. Wow, must really be nice to love.” The Young Madam in question was sitting in front of extra large television at the villa with a flat expression, unimpressed, while Ivy tried to tease a reaction out of her. Ethan smirked in response to the silent conversation behind him. He really hoped his Jane was watching, the second phase of the wooing would only happen if the first worked. Nico, the big, teddy bear guard whom Jane liked, was originally a hacker. He had gotten into the control system of the motion cameras in the hall.

“Understood.” Cade studied me for a moment longer. Then, he turned toward his desk, picking up a small silver object, his ring. The ring I had to steal! My breath hitched as he slipped it back onto his finger, completely unaware of the war raging inside me. I had never been this close to my goal before but now that I was, I realized something terrifying. This wouldn’t be easy. Cade was a man who trusted no one. If I wanted that ring, I would have to do the impossible.

POV: Calista Rivers The first thrall cleared the ladder rail with its red eyes locked onto my throat. It didn’t breathe because the air around its jaw rippled with foul heat. I didn’t wait for it to stabilize its stance. I stepped into its guard, my left hand jamming into the smoky mass of its shoulder to anchor its position while my right drove the silver blade straight through its sternum. The second thrall was already over the rail behind me. Its obsidian claws scraped across my shoulder blade and tore through the tough leather of my jacket and sliced a clean line across my skin.

They all shook their heads. “We are sirens, we can breathe,” Thalamere spoke. “I’m Thalamere Jr, son of King Thalamere and Queen Scorpia and this is my sister, Alyssa.” Alyssa curtsied and Uriel cooed at them. “These are our friends,” Alyssa spoke as her hand went to the two others with pink and yellow hair. “Manta and Scurry,” the boy Scurry bowed lowly and his sister curtsied as well, but toppled over into the sand. “Stupid legs,” she muttered in frustration.

And somehow I knew that one way or another, the night would end with me revealing all about the conversation I had with Clarence, the manager. I will tell him how scared I was to revisit my past and go as an undercover worker at Star Frost Labs. Stop. Don't think about it, I chided myself. But it was too late. I could already see Gomez Allen looming over me like a fierce nightmare. Suddenly, I was the little inexperienced teenager in university who got her heart broken over a man who would not look at her again when it wasn't my fault in the first place. His rough voice echoed in my mind all over again, like a motherfucking sickening tune on repeat, as he questioned me like I was just a tool

“You have a thriving business and a sexy little thing in the next room. I’d say you are at the top of your game.” “Leave Lilly out of this, she doesn’t know anything and I’m trying to keep it that way” I growled out. “All I’m going to tell you, McAlister, is that you better be in Brazil in one weeks time or you will have to pay dearly,” Armond stated in a threatening tone. “I would hate to see something happen to your little pet in the next room.” I could feel the rage tearing through my body, I had to get control of myself or I would do something I would regret. I had only known Lilly for two weeks but it felt like she already owned a piece of me.

Looking from the man to the door, Reena knew her mission was almost finished, now all she had to do was keep the man standing between her and her freedom intrigued enough to let her slip through his fingers. “Me?” Reena asked with a provocative little smirk, “Well I am a Thief.” The man she had come to know as Mason widened his eyes in what looked like a mixture of disbelief and amusement, and Reena inched ever closer to the door. She had figured out the man she met downstairs to be Caelan Thorne, the younger Thorne brother. “Well well, a beautiful woman in a red dress that simply begs to be fucked in claiming to be a thief.” Mason shook his head slowly, “This is definitely an unusual sight

The world had been saved from the Syndicate’s architecture, only to be destroyed by the Syndicate’s ultimate truth. The name, Julian Thorne, printed next to ‘Affirmative Vote (A.T. Removal Protocol),’ screamed off the page. It wasn't just a betrayal; it was the foundation of every relationship, every sacrifice, and every lie she had built her new life upon. Julian had always presented himself as the innocent victim—the son forced to fight his father’s evil. Now, he was revealed as a willing participant, an original betrayer who had voted for the elimination of her parents and the sequestering of the Ledger. His redemption was a manufactured narrative, his morality a calculated defense mechan