Willow Peak Novels & Stories

"Got it. Just say the word." Cyrus started the engine, and the snow vehicle pushed steadily through the blizzard. As he drove, he brought up the West Ridge Order operating nearby. "This area has already drawn the attention of a major organization. Willowford Town is an obvious target. You'd better be careful. Otherwise, you could get wiped out in a single sweep." Thorgan scratched his head. "A major organization? I haven't noticed anything unusual around Willowford Town." When Hailey and Keegan had visited, Thorgan had been at home, clutching his body pillow and sleeping like a log. Trenton and the others had also concealed his existence, so he truly knew nothing.

For some reason, she seemed particularly anxious that night. "Penny, I'm already at the entrance of Pavilion Tower. Where are you?" Penny frowned. ‘How did she know that I’d be here tonight? I thought that she wasn’t doing too well. How did she manage to get discharged from the hospital again?’ Willow waited at the entrance in a five-million-dollar Lamborghini that Zane bought her. Zane had told her not to drive alone and that he would hire a driver for her. However, Willow would track Caleb’s whereabouts whenever she had the time and follow him quietly. She would do anything for him as long as he was willing to look at her.

She paused for a moment before adding, “Of course, we get the credit, you get the rewards.” Kayson shrugged. He did not really care about the rewards, though. The hair began to burn, and the smoke was fluttering toward a direction. “Let’s go!” Kayson had just finished speaking, yet he was already standing several feet away from Willow. Willow was shocked. “He’s fast!” She circulated her inner energy and followed after Kayson. She was a level-1 Admiralporium member and would become a laughingstock if she couldn’t catch up to Kayson.

Willow looked upset and pleaded, “Can’t I go with you, Molly? I know all the trails. I’ve ridden them with Grandpa Ben a hundred times.” “Willow, Grandpa Cordell said no. Tim and Lloyd know the Ridgeline too. Garrett and I are going to catch up with your ma and gramma.” Molly scolded, but the worry in her voice didn’t go unnoticed by Milli. Willow made a face like she would protest when someone hollered for Molly from out front. “Willow, stay here, I mean it. My grandma, Vance, and Sheriff Tanner are on their way, you need to show them the maps since your mom’s not here. Milli, keep an eye on her, she likes to sneak out and we don’t need to be hunting three people.” Molly shut the door behin

Willow’s POV An hour later, I stood on the eastern ridge of Wolf's Fang Canyon. Below me lay a mountain pass narrow as a blade, flanked by nearly vertical walls of icy rock. The wind was strong, snapping my dark silver cloak wildly around me. Below, the decoy carriage sat in the pass, a silent lure. Inside, one of Lucian's most capable warriors sat wearing my cloak. And I was simply standing at the highest point, waiting for that rabid mutt to walk into my trap.

Her wolf was super excited, she might push Willow to jump Marshall inside the car and it would just be so shameful when her wolf retreats later and leaves her alone. It wouldn't be so bad, they were mates after all, but their situation was different. If Marshall was her first mate, it would have been a different case but he wasn't and with everything she had been through, she couldn't jump him until she was sure of where she stood with him. She needed all the assurance she could get, but for the meantime, she would enjoy having his fingers bring her pleasure. Willow cleared her throat and focused on the view outside the car's window. Her eyes widened in shock as she took in the environment a

"But I wax. So I hardly see the white down south." "Okay then." Willow looked away uncomfortably. "We are definitely off topic." Lily pointed out as the chaos unfolded. She opened the smaller box of cheese pizza. "Willow, please begin." She told her as she took out a slice. "Right. Okay." She set down her wine and a slice of pizza. "I'm Willow Crest. I'm from a small town in Montana." She started. "Aside from Janice, I was the only other Witch in the town." Her mood darkened slightly. "They weren't exactly fond of Witches where I'm from." She lowered her gaze.

Some weaker units even perished on the spot. Enval Peak was the highest mountain on the Western border. Andrius stood at the peak alone as he looked at the land below. He witnessed the flashes of light that accompanied the sounds of artillery fire.

"Don't try to ask for any help, especially from your husband, Caspian. Or else, your friend's life will be forfeited!" Willow took a glance at Caspian in the bathroom. She surmised that he should still be showering. "I understand, I'll be there as soon as possible." She hung up the phone after giving her reassurance. She needed to reach Dragon's Hill as soon as possible to deal with the emergency. Willow got into the Rolls-Royce and left her house. She stepped as hard as she could on the pedal, making her way to Dragon's Hill. Sylvia, Macy, and the rest of the soldiers were guarding the area from the shadows. They were confused when they saw Willow leaving the house alone in the middle of th