Zed After Novels & Stories

"There is something you need to know!" "Anything wrong?" Seraphina asked. "You go get dressed, I'll be right back." Aiden kissed her forehead and she nodded her head. They walked into Aiden's office as Seraphina left towards their chamber. "Tell me, Liam. What is it?" "Zedan is dead!"

The man sitting in front of Zared suggested. "Free" Zared said. "Are you kidding me ?" "Do I look like I'm kidding." "Certainly not, but what's the catch for you?" "I get rid of it." "Wow-I.. I can't believe you." The man got up and left after his meeting with Zared. Zared sighed as he leaned back on his chair, he closed his eyes to relax but a picture of a man lying dead flashed in-front of him, he sat up straight startled.

Zeedar claims Ziason’s corpse and brings it straight to the pack—to the forest at the pack’s border—swiftly avoiding Zaphriel’s stationed sentinels through a secret route only the Fathers know of. He tasks himself with digging the grave. Then he buries his brother and sits beside the grave. Uncorking a bottle of alcohol, he turns half of its content on the grave, then proceeds to gulp down the rest before letting out a huge sigh and a belch.

Zachary flinched at Judith's shout. Mom immediately pulled him into her arms, glaring at Judith as she snapped, "You scared Zac! How did you end up like this after just one night? Did Stanley cast some kind of spell on you? I'll go over there and teach him a lesson later!" Judith coldly responded, "Unfortunately, you won't have the chance to teach him anything. Stanley is dead. He died yesterday on the operating table during the kidney donation." "What?" The bowl of soup dropped from Mom's hand.

I echoed. “She means Zade,” Tessa said calmly. The memories crashed into me all at once—blood, battle, the twisted abomination he had become. My jaw tightened. “Where is he now?” “He’s gone, Frederick,” she said. “Destroyed. He will never rise again. He’ll never threaten our children or our Pack again. Selene cast him into the deepest pit of her hell.” Gone. Destroyed. Never coming back. For a brief moment, I saw it—the flicker of ruthless light in my Luna’s eyes. The softness she carried sharpened into steel when Zade's name passed her lips.

He lifted his eyes finally, lazy, like he only just realized what I was saying. He smirked a little. “Ohhh. Right. My bad.” I slammed my palm on the counter, making the cups shake. “What do you mean you're bad? Are you fucking kidding me here? Do I look like I'm joking? Where's your sister and you're playing around without being serious.” Zade chuckled, scratching his chin like it was nothing. “Relax, man. She sent me a message after we went to bed. Said she’s got a vacation stay with Dorian. She left when she got home from the party.”

I couldn't finish the sentence. "They crashed," Zade said. His voice was steady. Calm. Like he hadn't just been in a gunfight while driving seventy miles an hour. "Hit a pole. Car's totaled." "Are they dead?" "Probably. If not, they're not following us anymore." He rolled up his window. The sudden silence was almost as shocking as the noise had been. "You can sit up now," he said. "It's over." I slowly uncurled myself from the footwell and climbed back into the passenger seat. My whole body was shaking. My ears were still ringing.

For a long moment, the only sounds were their ragged breathing and the distant ticking of the monitors still showing red numbers. When it was over, Adrian pulled out of her abruptly, his cock still half-hard and glistening with their combined fluids. He didn’t look at her as he tucked himself away and fastened his trousers. Zoe sat up slowly on the desk, her legs trembling, cum already starting to drip down her inner thighs. She smoothed her hair with shaky fingers, a satisfied smile curving her swollen lips. Adrian reached for his glass of wine and downed what remained. The emptiness in his chest remained.

It’s been 7 months since Zade’s death, and it has been hard dealing with the loss. My soul aches as a part of me was lost for eternity. Still, Asher has made the process easier by being there for me and understanding the bond Zade and I had. We both decided that we would not officially finish our bond until after our wedding, which is today. I showered early to spend more time with Stephanie and Elaina, who came to help me get ready.

She broke down in tears immediately. "What happened?" Raymond held her. "I am no longer strong. I tried to fight but I couldn't. I took the vaccine later but I couldn't change also" she sobbed. "I'm sorry" Raymond apologized and turned away. "For not telling you" he grumbled. "Tell me what?" Grace asked anxiously. "The vaccine will not work once the zombie wears off your body. But it took a long time and I thought it wasn't going to end again" he sounded very sober.