Thomas The Tank Engine Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“When I found the spot, I never wanted to stop. “I meant for you to become a half-Vampire so you could grow old and learn how to fall in love with me.” Thomas was crying in front of me, “I had no idea that this would’ve happened. That you were going to be discovered by the council. I never wanted this to happen to you.

“Shut up.” “No, you have to listen to me. Do you see those crew over there? They were already talking about us. Even the maids in our house, Thomas, thinks that you’re not in love with me. I thought you were going to cooperate with our plan. You’re so… incompetent when it comes to showing affection.” “I’m not… I’m n-not incompetent,” Thomas looked away, and I think I’m being delusional again because I’ve seen him blush. Hell, that’s so impossible for a man like him…

I added. Thomas remained silent for a while. After a few minutes, his cries slowly died down to small hiccups, and his breathing steadied again. Thomas slowly looked away from my chest and looked into my face. His hazel eyes were full of determination. “Thank you, Alpha Dylan and I won't be like my daddy when I grow up.” And with that, he stood up and ran away. I got up myself and watched as Thomas ran away to the next pup. “He is a special Kid,” Aidan said beside me

Willow has a bathroom next to her room, whereas the 3 other bedrooms on this floor have an ensuite each. I walk into the bathroom and start to run the shower. I open the bathroom window to stop the hot water steaming up the windows and mirror. I can see Willow walking back to the house with one of the young warriors, Jason, and our beta Thomas. Thomas is in his mid 20’s and took on the role last year after his father passed. He never got over losing Thomas’ mother, they were fated mates, and his father was never the same afterwards. A great loss to Dad I know, but Thomas has always been great and I have no concerns in him supporting me when I become Alpha. Thomas walks away towards the train

Kane sneered. Does he think I'm blind? He had just seen the man hopping around like a cricket. Thomas was lying through his teeth. "Yes!" Thomas replied, his face straight. "Master, if you don't believe me, you can come with me to see the doctor who treated me." "Alright," Kane said, nodding. Thomas froze. He hadn't expected Kane to agree. "Master!" Thomas's voice cracked with panic. "Let's go." Kane let go of his collar and gestured for him to lead the way.

It Was a manic broken sound that bounced off the warehouse walls and made my skin crawl. “He looked so surprised.” Thomas whispered, smiling now, “When I grabbed him. Like he couldn’t believe it. Like he thought he was safe. Thought his little morals would protect him.” I swallowed hard, bile rising in my throat, “You’re insane.” “I’m free!” Thomas shouted, eyes gleaming with a terrifying light, “He thought he could play god with my life. But I showed him what happens when you think you’re better than me!” Kaidon didn’t move. He just stared at Thomas like he was looking at something already dead.

I banged on the window, crying out, "Thomas, please! Let me in! The typhoon's coming, and I'll die out here!" When I was 15, my parents locked me up and planned to end me in a fire. Thomas was the hero who barged in and saved me from that fiery fate. He was my savior once, but then, he seemed keen on seeing me gone. I pounded harder, the window shaking with each hit. Finally, Thomas came over, looking annoyed in his pajamas. "You're making a racket. What's wrong with you? "Get moving. You woke us, so make yourself useful. Chloe's craving a cake from Victoria Square. Off you go."

Sam was sitting on the fountain, tired of her mom bossing her around like she had to set the right example for the pack as the next heir. She found a rock and threw it hard without paying attention to where she threw it. Thomas was walking away from the coven he grew up in; he did not want anything to do with this life anymore and lived on his own. Kim was the only vampire he wanted and now she is dead and he was being forced to marry the daughter of the coven leader his family was at war with to create a peace treaty.

The whole situation between Thomas and Tula was stressful and bizarre. I’m thankful to my mate, who really doesn’t like the sprites, for calling King Ailduin and finding out how to save Tula. As Thomas leaves, taking Tula with him to his room at the packhouse to recover, I turn to my mate. “Have I told you lately how amazing you are and how lucky I am to be mated to you?” I tell him, meaning every word. He pulls me to him. “I love you too, but you aren’t going to be feeling lucky when I tell you that I want that damn bullet out of your shoulder now and I don’t want any more interruptions.”

"If something happens, I want you to know... I'm glad I found you. Even if it was just for a few days." "Stop talking like that." Tears were streaming down my face now. "You're not allowed to die, okay? I lost Arthur, and I can't lose you too." He managed a small smile. "Stubborn girl." "That's right. And I'm stubborn enough to drag you back from death if I have to." The wagon hit a bump in the road and Thomas grimaced in pain. His breathing was becoming more labored, and I could see the black veins spreading up his arm from the infected wound.