Vex Hearts Novels & Stories

Vex died in the courtyard in the rain, screaming about purification, about abomination, about the natural order that was being violated by the healers who were contaminating wolf society with their interference in what was supposed to be left to strength and chance. She stood at the window with her hand on her stomach. She felt: tired. The specific tiredness of someone who has been through enough of these that the relief of survival comes quieter than it used to. She was glad it was over. She was not glad about how it had ended—not because Vex deserved her grief, but because the ending meant that the idea he had carried had required three civilians and one trainee and this night to fully res

It was easy to see through her lies and plots when she was a major part of their lives. She was easy to get riled up because of this. Garrett and Scott love to get her going, though after they realized that instead of going back at them, Joyce went for her own personal whipping girl, in this case, Sara. When both of the boys realized this, they stopped immediately. They would never have Sara hurt on purpose. That was when Garrett started to look at Joyce and the way she reacted to everything.

DEX A heartbeat runs through me, painful at first, like something inside me has cracked open. Then, that pain spreads and changes, flooding every vein in my body with fire. It burns, but it heals too, like lava surging through me. Every pulse carries both agony and exhilaration until I can’t contain it anymore. My lips part, and a deep, wild howl tears out of my chest. It echoes across the battlefield, carrying through the air until it reaches every mind and heart within the Silver Crescent Pack.

Instead, I decided to go to the hospital rooftop. Sitting on the cold concrete bench, tears welled in my eyes, blurring my vision as I sank to my knees. It felt like a heavy weight had been placed on my chest, and no matter how hard I tried to push it away, my heart felt burdened and heavy. Breathing became difficult.

I reached for the closest thing to my arm - the bottle of cognac by my dresser - and flung it as hard as my anger could carry against the wall above my bed, and listened to it shatter like the pain in my heart. I wasn’t even sure what the pain was about exactly. I wanted to say it was about the thought of losing everything, but then I thought of Valeria, whom I had thought would be the woman of my dreams forever. The box of watches on the table disappeared as well into the floor, and I felt a sharp piece of the glass kiss the small open skin beneath my pants. But it was still nothing compared to the ache in my chest. And then I thought about her. About Helen, and the pain even burned fiercer

Draven asked. “Yes. That’s what will definitely happen,” Victor said. “How to defeat his mates ?” Lucan asked. “Just aim for their heart. When the six of them club into a snake, the only thing connecting them is their heart and it is located right below the point where their heads are connected,” Victor said. “Let’s hurry up guys. We should get moving now !” Lucan said as he looked at the clock chime. We hurried ourselves as we left to prepare for the battle.

He grabbed his stuff and followed Rupert out to the car. Vex raced through the forest at breakneck speeds. He was full of rage and looking for something to take it out on. As he passed by a small creek, there was a buck taking a drink. The buck looked up just in time to see Vlad lunge at him from out of the brush. He had the deer down before it could run. The animal struggled under his body as he rip out it's throat and then went still. Blood poured down his chin as Vex blindly tore the buck to pieces. His eyes were bloodshot. He looked rabid, but his pain and anger had control of him.

“Last night was nothing but biology, Sage. The triple bond is rare, but it doesn’t change reality. You’re still a disgraced omega. Worthless. Those pictures? They suit you. Show everyone exactly what you are.” “I don’t understand,” I cried, stepping closer. “You said you loved me. You promised we’d face everything together. The marks—” Vex stood, towering over me. His voice was low and cruel. “The marks were a heat-of-the-moment error. I’m rejecting the bond. And to prove how little you matter, here’s a task. There’s a rogue wolf loose in the eastern forest. Bring it back using this.” He shoved a small remote for a shock collar into my hands. “Succeed, and maybe I’ll consider not making you

Kade steps in behind me, closing the door with a soft click that feels like the only gentle sound in the universe. We make it as far as the foyer before Vex snaps. “How do you not remember him?” he bites out, turning on me so fast it steals my breath. Kade’s voice cuts in immediately, low, careful. “Vex—” “No.” Vex rounds on him, eyes burning. “She remembers clubs. She remembers noises. She remembers flashes of a place that nearly got her killed. But she doesn’t remember the man who tried to own her?” My heart stutters. Panic claws up my throat.

Sasha burst into tears and fell forward into his arms. "And all I ever k-know is Ragnar. Th-The one that is h-hidden inside. The n-naive one. T-Though hahaha...I t-think the beast a-also got m-me feeling t-things." Sasha trembled all over and put her hand on his chest. More tears poured out of her eyes when she felt his dead heart pounding against her palm. The heart she barely felt or heard before was now beating like a human.