Vanessa Pack Novels & Stories

For years, I had dreamed of finding the people responsible. I had imagined their fear. Their pain. Their deaths. But now I had a chance. Riven could give me an army. He could give me a path to the Council. He could help me destroy everything that had destroyed my life. But there was a price. I turned back to him. “If I accept your alliance, what happens to the packs?” “They will be free.” “Or destroyed.” “Some will resist.” “And you'll destroy them too?” “If they stand with the Council.”

Perhaps it wasn't just the silence that swallowed him that left him in such a state—but also the grim expression that stained even her groggy state—that scratched the wrong spot. The Lavender Dress she had worn the day previous sat tossed to the side, near the bag that held various other articles of clothing. It caused Jasper to contemplate the way the colour made her skin look—like a pond almost, reflecting a sunset like the blush that pondered her cheeks. The thought only made the hot water on a burn situation even more prominent, and left him with regret.

Gesturing toward it, I offered it to her. "You can have it and eat it here since Gallum is eating with Ivan," I offered as I made a comfortable place for her to sit. Moving her gently to the spot, Sasha grinned slightly as she gazed up at me. "King Vossler is coming for a visit this afternoon to announce his granddaughter's wedding, are you excited to meet the Dire wolf king?" She asked as she lifted the fork. Shrugging I shook my head. The last thing I needed was more royal wolves to eye me like a freak of nature.

Vanessa returned to her room. She freshened up and wore a black T-shirt with black trousers. She grabbed her bike’s key that was on the table before she left her room and went outside. As soon as she put on her helmet and climbed on her bike, she rode it toward the gates, after which the security guard opened the gates for her. …. Cassandra had arrived outside the Triple Union company with officer Ricky by her side. A broad smirk appeared on her face as she entered the company before her.

I could take her down with my eyes closed and one hand tied behind my back. Vanessa hid behind Liam. “Foolish,” she lilted, eyeing me suspiciously over her shoulder. “Don’t you want to know what’s going on with your pack? I know a lot. It would be unwise for you to hurt me when I could tell you whatever you want.” My eyes narrowed, and I leaned back a little. “What have you done to my pack?” I demanded. Vanessa laughed slyly, her eyes glinting with malice.

Vanessa couldn't hide her delight when she saw him at the door. "Adrian! What brings you here?" He didn't have time for small talk. "Vanessa. About the envelope you took from Selene. Are you absolutely certain those were pack secrets?" She blinked. "I. I don't know." He worked to keep his voice level. "You didn't even know what was inside, and you accused her of leaking pack documents?" She didn't even look ashamed. "I never went to school. How was I supposed to know what was on those papers? And anyway. She admitted to it herself, didn't she?"

She scoffed, annoyed. "Most girls your age would love that." Riccardo replied. "Yeah. Whatever." She rolled her eyes slightly. "I have something for you." He searched his pockets and brought our the facial cream and soap then handed it over to her. "Wow. Thank you" she smiled. "You're welcome." MORNING: V&V Enterprises Vanessa was dressed in a exquisite cooperate outfit, a blue shirt that had a ribbon like belt by the neck and a white skirt. The sound of her heels resounding as she walked through the hallway of the new place she was going to be working in.

“Ha! You think I’m missing an opportunity to get hot and sweaty with that piece of thunder down under? Not a chance! I’ll head back to my apartment and meet up with y’all after I’m more appropriately dressed.” Vanessa rolled her eyes. Aria had to be the most boy crazy person she had ever met. She supposed it wasn’t Aria’s fault. As the Alpha’s little sister she was off limits to pretty much everyone in the pack. That left room for a lot of pining and no release. “Okay, I’ll see you there.” She hugged her spunky friend and headed to get ready for training. Leah waited patiently until Vanessa returned, and the two of them headed toward the elevators. Vanessa was surprised when it was Leah who

***Vanessa's POV*** Okay, now I feel so uncomfortable being with Adam and Jamie on the same table. What's wrong with me? I can't act this way in front of me. “Vanessa it's been a while you dropped by at the pack. Did you perhaps avoid the pack because of Theo?” “Huh? It's nothing like that. You are thinking too much about this.” “What? I am?” “Yes you are, Adam, Vanessa now heads her dad's company and as a result, she rarely has time for her friends anymore.”

“Vanessa has never mind linked with anyone except three people in her life. Me, Carmen, and Silas. She was just six, an innocent child when I decided we were better off as rogues. I don’t wish to rehash history you both know so well,’’ Noah was quiet, “and she saw some things on the run. I… it was difficult. When we came here, we weren’t part of this pack. For a long time, she refused to speak to anyone. By the time she was twelve, she had other problems, and from there on stayed isolated. She can cut off links with ease because she isn’t used to them. She never allows herself to be vulnerable with them.”