Cross X Killer Novels & Stories

Xavier's actions were often morally questionable, leaving him in a moral gray area. Upon noticing Jacob's distraction and how he was paying attention to Xavier, Quinn rapped on the table and asked, "Did you want my help or his?" Jacob immediately averted his gaze and said, "Of course, I'm here to ask for your help, Ms. Jowell! Please, you must help me!" With that, he immediately told Quinn about the killer's heinous acts. He started off by saying that the killer particularly targeted 17- to 18-year-old young women.

“Luna no! Don’t do it Jeivel is one of our strongest warriors,” Clarissa said, coming to her side worried about her. She didn’t understand how a human could even say that to a wolf knowing the strength that they were capable of. “Clarissa, come back here,” Jax said, worried that she might hurt herself in the process. By now he had seen enough to know that Vevina was capable of anything that she believed in. He had been the one Alastor had called to get the haunted house cleaned where she had killed two of the rogues with just a dagger.

Blades and boots and cold eyes. They didn’t announce themselves. They didn’t hesitate. They moved like ghosts. Kale’s men died instantly. Headshots. Jugulars. One was pulled back into the shadows before he could scream. The room filled with death. Xavier stood motionless, untouched in the center of it all. One soldier retrieved a small black device from Kale’s belt—a detonator. He handed it to Xavier with a bow. Xavier didn’t look at it. Just dropped it to the floor and crushed it beneath his boot.

Nico yelled, firing a shot into the air. I chuckled darkly as an idea formed. I wouldn't beg for something I created. "I'll return for all of your heads," I declared, a scoff escaping my lips. "I never issue empty threats." "We'll be ready for you, killer," he said, locking his gaze onto mine. With a smirk, I walked away and climbed into Luciano's car, setting my course for his mansion. It was time to step into my power as a Donna. I held the steering hard as pictures of the stingers, my family betrayed me. They committed a grave mistake and they knew it. I would kill all of them, I'll survive without them, I always survive. I will kill them all. Once a killer, always a killer.

Just a door, left open. By mid-afternoon, Xander had tracked down a private investigator—someone he trusted. A woman named Lexi Kerr, ex-FBI. Calm. Blunt. Sharp as hell. She showed up at the penthouse like she already knew the layout. Leather jacket, cropped hair, a hard drive in one hand and a quiet promise in her eyes. "You sure you want to do this?" she asked me after Xander gave the overview. "I’m sure," I said. "Then I’m in. But just so you know—guys like Cross don’t leave trails. They leave bones."

“ I would hate to kill you in one go, you know? I want my dear son to feel the pain that I felt when his stupidness caused the death of my mate.” “ He is your son!” Thalia gritted out as her wolf bared her teeth at Cruz. “ And what’s with your facts not matching huh? I heard that you died in a pack battle, how come you are saying something entirely different?” “ Oh, that’s because Xander caught me delivering roses to your mother’s grave when I was lurking around to dig her out and alerted Carter and his mother while Brandon was away on a pack’s job, I had no choice but to make another appearance as Cruz again and make them believe how I was too hurt to come back and what not that’s why I had

And those eyes—icy blue, cold and piercing—drew attention even from across the room. He looked like a man who had survived things no one dared speak about—and came out of it sharper, stronger, and twice as dangerous. And God, somehow even more handsome for it. “Who’s that?” one woman asked in a low voice, clutching her champagne glass a little tighter. “You don’t know?” her friend replied. “That’s Xander Croix. An influential figure in France. I heard he’s a mafia king.” Her eyes widened. “He’s not what I expected.”

"Turns out he’s a shark. He overcharges the wealthy and terrifies the poor into taking out loans for 'critical' treatments they don't need. He has no soul." "Brother, I meant his connection to the crash," Amanda corrected. "We didn't find a direct paper trail yet, but we found this in his emergency kit." Calvin handed her a syringe containing a clear liquid. The label was marked with a single, sharp **'X'**. "What does 'X' mean?" "Some killers use initials to ensure they don't inject the wrong target or to mark their prey. It's a psychological quirk we see in the field." Calvin explained, drawing on his years of investigative experience.

And I had realized it too late, only seeing it when- My hand clenched tightly around the crystal tumbler and I just barely restrained myself from flinging it across the room. -When Cross had killed my mother. … The man, in the end, spilled his guts, both literally and figuratively. Acker had done a mighty fine job of making the man beg for death, and after taking all the information we could on Castro’s and Cross’ plans, we finally put him to rest, courtesy of a gunshot to the head. It was then that we arrived at the casino, as Javier had informed Acker about Alicia and in turn Acker had chosen to tag along.

I don’t know how much power those souls can give, but it has to be a lot if he thinks it will give him a shot. Instantly, Phoenix and my dad are on his heels, prepared to kill. My dad’s wolf crashes into Xavier, making his face slam into the glass chamber and as Xavier body slides to the ground, my dad’s wolf puts his throat in his mouth. Still aware of everything going on, the wolf looks up to Phoenix, waiting for Phoenix to confirm the death. Phoenix presses his lips together and gives him a single nod, confirming the kill. Without hesitation, his wolf’s teeth pierces through Xavier’s neck and rips it out. It’s like the weight in the room is lifted as this death officially ended Xavier Bla