Underdog Fantasy Headquarters Novels & Stories

That night was going to be something, and all she could get apart from the fun was going to be just numbers added to her account. But, was it really going to be as incredible as the man imagined she’d be closed doors? Maybe, the past he left behind was about to come back as his present and in a funnier way.

“They can’t un-dump it. The truth is viral now. She can kill us, but she can’t kill the story.” A distant siren wailed different direction. Julian scanned the dark. “We need to move. Underground. The tunnels. Old freight lines. There’s an abandoned spur near here Mara mentioned it once. Leads to the south side. We can hole up, wait for the first wave of arrests.” I looked at him snow melting in his hair, jaw set, still burning with that fierce, unbreakable light. “You think Voss will flip?” I asked. “She’s already flipping. The board’s in panic. International regulators are circling. Mom’s empire was built on silence. Silence is gone.”

Iris asks me as she sits across from me. Jimmy isn’t here, considering the fact that he’s always with Iris. “Nothing.” I mumble and she shakes her head. She is a great observer. “No, there’s something wrong. Tell me.” She insists, as if she could make it all right. We are trying to arrange a few paperwork that we received from our other branches around the country, making today a very busy day. This building is actually the headquarters of Fantasy, and all the workers I have seen here are people who have very high ranking in the company.

“Maya understands the both of you better than you both do. I’ve always taken an interest in that boy. But he wasn’t a good match for Dante alone. He knows and understands his place. Maya is the buffer in your relationship. If he wasn’t there, and my airhead of a son really wanted to chase you… let’s just say that’s not something you want to experience. “Taiga, you might be at the top of the food chain, even higher than my son, but an Enigma is a lost cause.” Taiga’s face twisted in confusion. Phoebe sighed, shaking her head. “Let me explain better.” She gestured toward a bench nearby. Reluctantly, Taiga followed, and the two of them sat. “The system is weird,” Phoebe began. “An Omega sits at

I huddled on the floor, my hands wrapped protectively around my head, hoping that I could also shield my heart from the ugly truth threatening to pierce my shield of denial. “Athena? Athena? Can you hear me kiddo?” Uncle Steven’s voice sounded strange and muffled in my ear, like he was underwater. I felt a hand rest gently on my back, moving in circular motions as if to soothe me. “Athena, please get up. I know this is a shock, but you have to stand up, please. You’re scaring me.” I lifted my head off the ground slowly, my vision still blurry and unfocused. I turned to face Uncle Steven, seeing tears welling in the corner of his eyes.

Kisha didn’t know where she was going, she only knew she couldn’t stay at home. The argument with Corey had ended hours ago, but his words were still circling inside her head. To conquer the world together is a great deal. She wanted to prove him wrong by letting him witness what she had just seen. She had even pretended to believe him. But now, walking alone through the busy streets of Stark City, she realized how deeply those words had reached. The evening crowd moved around her. Cars honked, people laughed, street vendors called out to passing customers and music drifted from an open shop. But Kisha heard none of it clearly. She simply walked, one street became another, then another. She

"Ms. Falcone, we've got a problem! Several of our rivals have put bounties on Mr. Bianchi's head. What do we do? "You need to take Mr. Bianchi and hide abroad right now! Someone leaked that he's at the villa, and they're already heading your way!" Daniela cut her eyes over to me. "I know exactly who leaked it." She pulled out her phone and started a livestream. For the first time in her life, the notorious underworld queen put her face on camera—but only for a split second before she flipped the lens to point it directly at me. "I'm Daniela Falcone," she announced coldly to the screen. "As of today, I am washing my hands of the underworld. I'm completely stepping down.

His question finally registers in my ears and I loosen my grip on his throat. “Just as I said. They are our fated mates; they were confirmed under the last full moon. And they were taken from us by a psychopath and his troupe of misfits and rogues called The Underground. He has been tormenting my pack and Running River Pack for months,” I seethe and release his neck, shoving his head back so it slams against the floor. He hisses and shakes his head as he rubs his neck and catches his breath. His brother shoves his way through our group, ready to fight.

He hissed, "I'm out there risking my life every single day, fighting Malevolent Phantoms to protect innocent people. And parasites like you create disgusting underground fight clubs, even allowing innocent people to watch! You're lucky I haven't ended you right here." Holding his swollen face, Yakov's eyes burned with fury, yet he did not dare retaliate. He knew full well that every single guard in the headquarters could not match Felix's power, and he was not brave enough to order an attack anyway. Yakov shouted after Felix left, "You brought this on yourself! Just wait—you think headquarters can't function without you? You're finished!" … After leaving headquarters, Felix quickly drove tow

Valencia looked him in the eye and answered, “The old laws asked the werewolf with the highest authority i.e. me to welcome a mage, yes. So, I would like to welcome you to our headquarters.” She added with a smile that was a little too bright. Dominic tried to signal her but she paid him no attention. The headquarters were nothing but the ground floor of abandoned construction items such as tiles, cement, and other stuff while the second floor was a big hall with just a table and a large board where Valencia had a large map of their territory pasted along with ticks signaling the hycwen attacks. The place wasn’t ideal for living and he knew what she was doing, and didn't want her to do that.