Lloyd Kai Romane & Geschichten

Lily emerged, dressed in workout clothes that hugged her supple body, framing every curve despite the anger and the jealousy slowly building inside me, I couldn’t deny she had a beautiful body. “That’s Lily,” Kevin chuckled from next to me. “What is she doing here dressed like that?” The same questions I wanted to ask too. Kai’s entire demeanour had changed – the strict Alpha façade had completely melted away, replaced by something softer, more vulnerable. “You’re late today,” Kai said quietly “I was beginning to think you won’t come.” “I’m sorry, Coach Jake wanted me to go over and over one defence pose. He’s pushing too hard but I like it. Did you wait for long?”

Kai shrugged. Liana bit her lower lip, thinking of what to say. "What do you know about me?" Kai made his forehead crease a little as if he's in his thoughts. "You're 24, a former teacher, filipino who came abroad, has a sick brother, a housewife mother, and a father who's a farmer," "You remember everything right. You're really interested in me, huh…" Liana whispered to herself. "I am. In fact, I'm really really invested in you, miss Liana," Kai leaned his elbows on the table and stared directly at Liana's soul. Liana pressed her lips and closed her eyes shut after realizing she might not have said it that low.

When Lily pushed the door open, she saw a room full of computers, glowing screens, and strange machines that looked like they came from the future. Kai was sitting in a high-back chair. He was wearing glasses and a thin black shirt. When he saw Lily, he pushed his glasses up his nose. His eyes were very sharp. He looked at her like she was a difficult math problem that he wanted to solve. "Welcome to the lab, Lily," Kai said. His voice was calm, but it had a little spark in it. "Jax and Leo are very physical men. They use their strength. But I like to use my mind. I like to see how things work. And I want to see exactly how your body works."

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I can’t say I’m the biggest patriot. “Alright, have you ever committed a crime previously that you were not convicted for?” Kael asks, looking down at his paper. Stay calm. I know what I’ve done, and if he knows, he won’t forgive me. Plenty of competitors have criminal records, but not for anything like conspiracy, or for tricking an Alpha into letting them into his home before drugging him. I have to be honest, to hopefully get around it. “Yes.” Kael doesn’t even blink. “Could you tell me what that might have been?”

I continued, “The said lighthouse is completely invisible and it holds all of the people’s memories who have left LUAHU.” William looks at me with a frown, “It holds the people’s memories who have left the island? Well that sounds spooky.” “When you said left the island it means waking up from coma?” Liv makes sense. “It could potentially be.” William agrees. Liv continues, “So that could mean like it’s a world where souls go to once their bodies experience being in a state of coma in the real world.”

As I raised the bottle to my lips for another swig, a booming voice spoke, startling me. “Listen up!” Keane shouted, getting to his feet, and an almost immediate silence fell over the crowd as though a flip had been switched. I glanced at Kasey, who chewed her lip anxiously, not looking at me. “Welcome, new intakes,” he continued, rubbing his hands together like a kid at Christmas. His eyes roamed the crowd, landing multiple times on me with a dangerous glint, but I tried to ignore it. “Blackwood Academy is our home here, and as most of you already know, we rule this school.”

the guy with the wavy blonde hair jokes once we’re within earshot. Reid leans in toward me, slipping an arm around my shoulders. “Don’t listen to Jax,” he murmurs teasingly. “He’s just salty that so many of these females can kick his ass.” “I heard that,” Jax calls, shooting Reid a glare. He slides his gaze over to me. “For the record, Serena, that’s not true.” “Sure it isn’t,” the Jason Momoa lookalike chuckles, tucking Astrid under his arm.

Kai continued, "I've known Cadmus for a long time if anything, he isn't someone who'll break tradition." "What do you mean?" "A wedding meant no one could attack. I know Cadmus is dignified enough to respect that but about his bride. Luna Woolf, I have no idea about her. She's a mystery." "Are you suggesting she'll do something to the kingdom?" "I'm saying she's unpredictable." Kai replied then he cleared his throat and said, "Sorry. I didn't mean to burden you with my problems and thoughts. I-" I held his hands in mine and smiled, "You? A burden? Never."

“Of what? What is it that has my Luna’s mind being this concerned and this frightened?” “Of everything.” My voice was barely above a whisper. “The battles. Giovanni. The threats against our family. Watching Damon and Sienna constantly having to fight just to find peace. I'm tired, Kael, I'm tired of always waiting for the next fight. I'm tired of waking up wondering who we're going to lose or whether or not I'm going to see them again. I'm frightened of them going out to come back in a tomb.”