Cobra Kai Script Mga Nobela at Kwento

He let out a strangled cry, his entire frame shaking. The figure howled in rage, staggering backward. “You dare?” Sasha forced herself up, every muscle in her body aching. “Yeah,” she panted. “I do.” Kai collapsed onto his hands and knees, his breath ragged. His golden eyes flickered—fighting against the darkness still clinging to him. Sasha didn’t hesitate. She lunged, grabbing his face between her hands. “Kai, listen to me!” Her voice was desperate, shaking. “Fight it. Come back to me.”

Tears streamed down his face as he cried out, his voice thick with desperation. “Uncle!” Kai sobbed, his words garbled by his tears. “Please! Please save me! You can’t let them do this to me! You can’t!” Alpha Cayn stepped forward, his jaw tight, his face betraying none of the turmoil beneath. “Compose yourself, Kai,” he ordered, his voice sharp. “Take your punishment with dignity.” Kai looked up, his tear-streaked face twisting with disbelief. “Dignity?” he choked. “You—” His voice faltered as his anger grew. “You made me do this! You made me kill her! And now you’re abandoning me?”

Kai: IM SO FUCKING HAPPY Kai: YOU KNOW IVE BEEN GETTING THESE DUMBASS BACK PROBLEMS BECAUSE OF THIS GODDAMN JOB AND NOW I CAN REST AHHH Kai: DUDE ARE U THERE? Kai: HEY U RNT DEAD RIGHT? Kai: DUDE Kai: JAI Kai: DUUDDEE My eyes widened. My mouth was wide open. I was PISSED. Pissed at myself for not reading the text messages earlier!?

she tells him. Finally, they seem to notice me, his mother’s head turning to face me. Kael seems to relax, as I interrupt their heated conversation. I watch as his mother stands. Kara, I believe her name is, if my memory serves me correctly. “Oh, mother. This is Jada, my mate,” Kael says softly. Kara smiles. Even in her age, she looks stunning, so much more beautiful than I ever imagined. She reaches up, grabbing my face within her hands.

Chapter Hundred and one Hunter’S POV. I throw my phone against the wall in my fit of anger. I felt powerless. I was Hunter King. I wasn’t supposed to feel powerless but I did. I called Kayla and asked her if we could talk about everything that happened but she just said she needed some space to process everything by herself. By herself.

God, please! Kaida was a lion— wild, ruthless, and savagely brutal. Never bluffing, only charged with ire, and tore through barricades to make a point. Kai? A king Cobra— quietly lethal, handsy with weapons, and a calculated killer. Patient to the bone, but when he struck, the mountains crumbled. Back in our honeymoon, some armed goons had tried to steal from me, and Kai lodged a pen in a man's throat in self-defense.

Because the last time he got angry like this and demanded something from me, we ended up making out in the janitor's closet and had angry sex for like an hour. Soon enough, Kai barged into my office without even knocking at the door, not that I was expecting him to do so. He sounded on the edge of losing his shit. I stayed put on my seat and spared him a wide mocking smile. He looked bothered and dare I say, hot. His hair was messy, his temple sweating. Did he just come back from a war zone? He didn't let me ask that question because the last thing I knew, his hands were on my desk as he leaned on and said, “I don't know what your motives are, but this engagement cannot take place.”

The three males are unable to untangle themselves from so many vines, and I use that opportunity to call Austin, snarling at him, without even waiting for a response, “Get your damn packmates. I am sick of this bullshit!” My hands are trembling as I watch the males fight to release themselves. The middle one manages to do so, and rushes towards me. I can see death in his eyes, so I muster every bit of power still lingering within me and jerk my hand out, giving him the shock of his life. I can smell his burnt flesh as he is thrown backwards. Everything is quiet afterwards, except the two males screaming for Garrett and Garett looking stunned, struggling to stand up. Austin arrives at some po

I simply nodded. He got up and I didn't try to stop him. "I will review my script now. You can go back to your work," Kai said. I stood up and gave him a quick peck on the lips. "Thanks," I murmured. The rest of the weekend was uneventful. Kai was busy watching clips related to his upcoming project, and he spent a lot of time reading and memorizing his script. I watched him secretly as he practiced in front of the mirror. And now, Monday had arrived. I looked at my reflection in the mirror, grabbed my bag, and headed out. Kai said he would wait for me in the car.