Novel & Cerita Xaden Casting

I exhale slowly, sitting on the edge of the bed. Everything feels… real now. Too real. The dress. The family. The apartment. Him. I lie back, staring at the ceiling. This isn’t my space. This isn’t my life. But in a week, it will be. A few minutes later, Xavier returns with a T-shirt and joggers. “So you can wear this tonight,” he says, handing them over. “And we’ll get you new clothes tomorrow. Or we can go to the store now if you want.”

Voice so familiar drawl. My eyes pry open, slowly. The harsh light is gone; the curtains are drawn, leaving the room dim. And then standing before me is Xaden. He’s wearing nothing but low-hanging pants, his bare chest on display, muscles flexing with every subtle movement. For a split second, my mind betrays me... He almost looks like Damon. I grit my jaw so hard I can hear a sound. “What do you want, Xaden?” I spit, my voice edged with venom.

the woman introduced herself, wearing a long-sleeve fitted dress. "Hi, I am Craven Steven Vera, a Bervel and the lightning user," "And Xenon Vamir, Vlader and the fire user," Xenon introduced. "And we are..." “THE XEDIAN!” And that's when the students shouted because of admiration. They seem to have lost their minds. The people next to me also screamed, especially Shantelle. Adrian is also getting involved.

Chapter 60 Adam's expression twisted in confusion, a hint of disbelief evident in his voice. "Sorry, what?" Xavier's lips curled into a playful grin as his response hung in the air, charged with a teasing undertone. "Hedgehog." Adam's brow furrowed, his voice laced with bewilderment. "Hedgehog who?" A mischievous glint danced in Xavier's eyes as he replied, his words playful yet loaded with meaning. "You."

Maya felt Xavier's body go tense as the car maneuvered inside the highly fenced gates into the driveway, his eyes trained on the pavement. On a normal occasion, she would have allowed herself to be enthralled by the exquisite exterior design of the huge house, the fancy lights, the waterfall which added to the magic of the Castel like structure which was three times bigger than Xavier's but she couldn't derail from the feeling that whatever had made Xavier avoid this house for years, was huge, so huge that he didn't mind cutting strings from his sister and mother he cared about.

Jade chants under her breath, her eyes glowing green in color with both her hand pointed towards the scene in front of her. She felt vibrations beneath her feet right after she had cast the spell. Jade watched in awe and surprise herself as thick tree roots sprouted out of the ground from beneath where the wolves were fighting. This scene had managed to capture the attention of almost all, as the rest of the rogues were killed off. Only the one standing in front of her remained now.

Doubt crept into her mind, threatening to extinguish her resolve. "No!" Sable shouted, breaking free from the suffocating darkness. She closed her eyes and focused on the warmth within her heart, calling upon the spirits of the elements for guidance. Suddenly, a chorus of voices echoed around her, their whispers urging her to rise above the evil and embrace her true power. Sable felt a surge of energy flow through her, dispelling the shadows and filling her with renewed strength. With a final burst of determination, she unleashed a barrage of elemental attacks upon the figure.

he growled. "I can. And I will.” "I, Soraya Maddens, daughter of Stephano Maddens…” Xaden's face twisted in rage and he let out a Gros escaped his lips, growing louder every passing second, his eyes flashing with anger. I was undettered, and continued. “... By the power vested in me bythe goddess," Kaylee burst into tears, her tiny body trembling with fear. I tried to continue, my voice shaking slightly, "I rej-” Xaden's growl grew louder, his eyes burning with anger, and I felt a gasp escape my lips.

"You think that little needle makes you his savior? It makes you his handler now. And handlers get replaced." Surprisingly, there was no expression on her face like she was still suffering from the shock of Xaden's transformation. Wasn't she the one who boasted earlier that she knew him? Pathetic but I continued. I leaned closer and whispered. "Cael signed a contract. Xaden belongs to Kieran and to me. By law. By blood. By his own oath." She was still, like her eyes were reminiscing over something. "So you can play hero all you want. But the moment he shifts again... he’ll come to me. Because I’m the only one who knows how to bring him back without breaking him."

His gaze shifted to Asher, dark and venomous, before landing on me. "This isn't over," he said, his voice low and menacing. "Oh, it is," I replied, my voice cold as ice. "You've lost whatever power you thought you had here, Xaden. Now leave." With one final glare, Xaden turned on his heel and stormed out, slamming the door behind him with enough force to rattle the walls. The sound reverberated through the room, but the silence that followed felt different—lighter, freer. Jared exhaled slowly, his shoulders relaxing slightly as he turned to me. "Are you okay?"