Thomas Adventures Thomas Novels & Stories

“He’s the Alpha right now.” Liam roared once more. Thomas collapsed completely. Blood trickled from his nose. Samuel whispered, “Adrian…” “Yes?” “Is he killing him?” Adrian looked down at Thomas. “…Almost.” Thomas gasped weakly. “You… can’t let a baby kill me…” Adrian crouched beside him. “Why not?” Thomas coughed. “I can help you.” Adrian raised an eyebrow. “How?” Thomas whispered desperately, “White wolves attract enemies.”

"How long have you been working for Uncle Mateo?" Thomas shifted his weight, not quite meeting my eyes. "About three weeks. I was passing through and needed work." Something about his answer felt rehearsed. I'd met plenty of rogues in my time with Uncle Mateo, and they all had their stories. Some were open books, others kept their pasts locked tight. Thomas seemed to be the latter. "Where were you before?" I pressed, watching his reaction carefully. He shrugged. "Around. East coast mostly." I nodded like this satisfied me, but my senses were on high alert. Uncle Mateo had taught me to trust my instincts, and they were sending mixed signals right now. Thomas wasn't giving off any immediate th

It was pure armpits. “Yeah, whatever you say,” Thomas replied. He fixed the cap he wore as a special accessory to attract the girls in the park. Thomas lifted his body off the bench and began to show off the tricks he had practiced. Josh was stuck staring at the display. Then the atmosphere glided and changed. A familiar face materialized beside Thomas. “Oh, hey man,” the familiar face said. He shook hands with Thomas. Thomas stopped his tricks and tightened his grip as sweat ran down his forehead.

I've given Thomas the power he needs to take over the world, and I don't know if I can stop him. At the entrance to the mansion, Adam and Jacob are still locked in combat. I watch in horror as Thomas swipes his claws through the air, and Adam's body is instantly cleaved in two. Blood splatters across the floor, and I can't believe what I'm seeing. I’m not exactly sad at Adam’s death but what sort of raw power was that?

She was exhausted. "I'm coming up." Thomas thundered up the stairs with the bag in tow, shutting the bedroom door behind him. "There's my Munchkin. Be a good girl and stay on the bed while Mommy and Daddy kill some zombies, okay?" How could he still be so loveable in a moment like this? I couldn't help but grin. "Clip?" "Inside here." Thomas set the bag near me and fell to his knees, taking aim. He shot three times taking out three zombies in a row. Damn, he was good.

Thomas was wearing shorts, a t-shirt and sneakers, all in black, like most times. As we walked, I ate a beef burger and Thomas had a beer, while I told him what happened. “Finally, I thought this would never happen,” Thomas commented, smiling. I laughed, as I didn't expect that answer. “It was obvious that you were crazy about each other. “Was it that obvious? “Of course! “ Thomas smiled, nodding his head. I smiled, remembering the moment he rescued me from the bandit. “But then, is he good in bed?

Finally Saturday arrived, and not an hour after Jason left for his golf game the guests started arriving. First to show up was Tom Henderson, who shocked John by bringing his wife and her sister with him. As he shook hands with John, Tom slipped him an envelope with $30,000 in it, a big smile of anticipation on his face. Next to arrive was the Adams, and John was really shocked to see Jim and Adele Stork with them. They were perhaps the richest people in the area and Adele Stork had won the state beauty title when she had been a 17-year-old girl. Next to arrive were Henry and James and they brought a young black girl with them named Sade who they introduced as Henry's cousin.

“As long as Mr. Hale doesn’t step in, everything stays fine.” My stomach tightens. “How do you know Adrian?” Thomas’ smile deepens, calm and unsettling. “I know more than you think… Time will tell.” Even in his amusement, there’s a weight behind his words, a quiet control that makes my chest tighten. He’s clearly a player in this game, moving pieces for someone else. I swallow hard, heart hammering. Could Adrian really be the mastermind? And for the first time, I realise I might already be trapped in a game I can’t see, with players I can’t predict.

Valeria was going to congratulate him and he was going to earn all the money he needed to to start over. Thomas remembered again. ‘Don’t tell me what you have prepared, don’t ask me anything, I don’t want to know anything until the moment I see Gadriel is no longer in this world, okay?’ The screams of the little boy made him come back to his reality. “Thomas! Thomas! Thomas! I’m ready, I’m ready to learn how to ride!” Thomas turned around. “Hey, you! Are you ready?”

"And you? What did you do today?" "I slept all day," Thomas rolled his eyes. "For me, the year has already been full of adventures and surprises, both good and bad." "Oh, really?" Thomas placed his hands on her shoulders, leaned in, their cheeks touching, and looked into her eyes through the vanity mirror. "Then tell me, what was the craziest thing you did this year?" She took a moment to respond, even though she had the answer at the tip of her tongue. "I fell in love with two Callahans," Aurora admitted.