Kris Sentence Examples

And Rhyn and Kris and Kiki, Toby said cheerfully.

You made Kris and Gabe trade their souls for Katie and baby's then you quit.

The only thing that concerned him now was killing Kris.

When he was out of Hell, he'd already planned on kicking the ass of their eldest brother, Andre, and killing Kris.

I'm coming for you, Kris.

Kris raised an eyebrow and turned to Ully.

Kris waited until the door closed.

Kris's normally iced features clouded, his violet eyes going green as he thought.

Kris asked, the worry lines on his forehead deepening.

Neither Kris nor Sasha was capable of mercy or empathy.

Kris's features clouded, and Gabriel suspected it was because Kris had been with his current lover, Jade, for hundreds of years.

Gabriel liked Kris as much as he'd ever liked anyone despite the bad blood between Kris and his half-brother, Rhyn.

Kris slid two rare green life crystals across the table, the common form of payment for an assassination not ordered by Death herself.

Kris left, and Gabriel closed his eyes, crossing into the shadow world before emerging on the street outside the woman's apartment building.

No girls ever visit my lab, and Kris rarely lets me leave.

You must be Kris.

Kris glanced at her and then back at the screen.

He didn't doubt his second and his lover would move on, if Kris chose to take the woman as his mate.

Kris felt the intent gazes of both of his deputies, who left the obvious unvoiced.

Surprised, Kris eyed him.

Kris had never heard anything so ridiculous.

Kris traveled via shortcuts through the shadow world as Gabriel did and willed himself to the in-between world.

Andre was dressed in cashmere and wool, his hair kept short and neat, his loafers more expensive than Kris's conference room had cost to build.

Kris smiled, and Andre echoed the movement, the skin around his eyes crinkling in warmth.

Kris chuckled, at ease with his brother despite the unprotected penthouse on the top floor of a building that could be easily leveled by a single explosive charge.

Andre pursed his lips in displeasure as Kris reappeared.

Kris asked as he poured himself a second glass of whiskey.

Kris sat opposite his brother.

Kris knew his brother too well to know he'd not betray the trust of anyone, even a man who wanted to kill him.

Next to Kris's whiskey Andre kept at the wet bar was Tamer's favorite vodka, Kiki's rice wine, and Erik's diet soda.

Kris, care to explain?

He didn't say this, but Kris knew it was on everyone's mind.

Kris sat back, satisfied.

Kris remained where he was, aware they'd destroy each other if allowed.

What are you not telling me, Kris?

Kris chuckled, aware his older brother could wait him out.

Kris said nothing, feeling at once foolish and like he was the child Andre used to chastise for failing to focus on his duties.

Kris willed himself to the shadow world and walked back to his underground refuge, heart heavy.

Kris accepted the glass of whiskey but avoided Jade's extended hand.

Jade waited, and Kris held his gaze in silence.

Kris let him go despite his desire to follow him.

Images of Kris, his only love in two thousand years, swam through his thoughts.

Kris will send a car for you.

She'd fallen asleep in Kris's library after half a bottle of whiskey and awoken in her own bed with a throbbing headache and dry mouth.

Katie, you forgot your drink at the bar, Kris said, holding out the iced whiskey to her.

Kris rested one hand on her shoulder.

We gotta get out of here, Kris said.

Several doorways glowed around her, and Kris yanked her toward one.

Kris muttered curses and touched her shoulder.

He was built like Kris with dark hair.

You know my brother Kris.

The angrier she got, the calmer Kris looked.

If Kris didn't kill you on the way here, he might on the way back.

I'm going to send Kris away and bring you a bottle of whiskey.

His presence and words were as soothing as Kris's were not.

At her hesitation, he motioned for her to sit again and turned, continuing to block Kris from sight.

She heard Kris stir, and the cocoa-skinned Jade followed.

His words appeared genuine, unlike Kris's.

Andre and Kris seemed to think she was there for the long haul.

She saw Kris and squeezed

Right about now, she'd be happy to see Kris and would even risk going to the shadow world!

With some satisfaction, Rhyn wondered if another of Kris's men had gotten as fed up with Kris as he had.

He'd thought himself in love with Lilith once, and so had Kris and half their brothers.

Who'd have ever thought she'd want to be found by the jackass, Kris?

His reflexes were like Kris's, too fast to follow.

Who would you rather see her with, Kris or me?

Kris must be livid I've stolen her from him.

He wanted to keep Sasha talking, to find out what it was about this woman that was so special that both Sasha and Kris wanted her.

He hated Kris even more.

Even Kris was better than any of these creatures, and she'd barely tolerated him!

Did Kris even know about Jade's betrayal?

You know Kris and Sasha are brothers, right?

Kris's not stupid enough to send you here.

Hey Rhyn, bet Kris wants this one back.

If you're Kris's, pain like you've never known.

She looked for Kris.

Kris's pets can go anywhere but Hell.

He'd been furious when Katie mentioned Kris.

So, this was an opportunity too good to pass up and isn't about getting back at Kris?

Kris relaxed, as if expecting a refusal.

There's no telling what he'd do to you, Kris said.

Kris had planned to claim you.

Ully found out Kris can use your power to make him immune from the other Ancients.

Jade glanced sharply at Ileana, then at Kris.

Kris met his gaze, and the intensity of the exchange left her no doubt as to their relationship.

Katie, my brother Tamer, who's in charge of Africa, Kris grated.

How did she tell Kris his closest advisor had betrayed him?

Kris didn't know what Jade had done; he couldn't protect her.

Who spent the last million years in Hell, thanks to Kris.

She wrote Kris a short message and folded the paper, presenting it to Gabriel.

He'd claimed her, whether in a fit of jealous fury after hearing Kris's name or for some other purpose.

They say he went mad when the woman he'd chosen as his mate chose Kris instead.

The legends don't say what happened, but after Rhyn killed the woman, he tried to kill Kris.

He didn't have Kris's noble look or Andre's delicate features.

Andre said Kris planned to do what Rhyn did and make me his mate.

What shall I tell Kris?

She was the first Ancient's mate born and should've been Kris's mate, if she hadn't first promised herself to the Dark One.

Rhyn killed her to protect Kris and his brothers.

Kris never knew and never forgave him for killing the woman he meant to take as his mate.

Why didn't he tell Kris she was evil?

So he'd spend eternity in Hell because he couldn't sit down with Kris and tell him what happened?

The woman, Lilith, was pregnant with Kris's heir.

Though all seven were constantly fighting, Kris and Rhyn were always at each other's throats.

Curiosity drew her to the gate again, where tiny Daniela was animated and angry as she stood between Rhyn and Kris.

Kris's white hair, fair complexion, and amber eyes were at odds with Rhyn's darkness and glowing pewter gaze.

Kris looked at Rhyn, who refused to take the hint.

But are you done with me, Kris?

Kris, you can't use people!

Andre had claimed Kris was highly combustible.

I know what I saw, Kris!

With effort, Kris drew a deep breath and blew it out.

Her gaze settled on Rhyn, who was waiting as tensely for her response as Kris.

Kris's gaze flared again, and she assumed he'd expected her to ask for her freedom.

Kris shouted too late.

There were many still forms around them, with only Kris moving.

Kris told us you both were coming.

Rhyn's mother was a powerful demon, and his father is the same as Kris's.

You can say it --Kris won't let me forget I'm a square in a round hole.

She didn't know if she could trust him, or Kris, or anyone yet, but she could at least know the man beneath her was probably the only man she was safe from.

Her eyes found Rhyn first, then Kris.

Jade was there, another man with Kris's eyes but whom she didn't recognize, and a fifth man.

All but the man with Kris's eyes and oriental beauty were sweating and bloodied in at least one spot.

His voice held an accusatory note that Kris ignored.

Kris was for all of five minutes.

It doesn't matter, Kris.

Both Rhyn and Kris sulked.

Your place is there, Kris said dismissively.

Kris, can you spare a few warriors?

She wiped her eyes and twisted, surprised to see Kris in her doorway.

What do you want, Kris?

He didn't take blood gently as Rhyn did; no, Kris wanted her to hurt!

Kris released her and stepped away.

He and Kris are barely working together as it is.

I think Kris is right --the fate of humanity is more important than me.

A touch of coldness made the hair on the back of her neck rise, and she sat up, fearful Kris or Sasha had come for her.

He sat beside her and reached for her, his gaze on the newest scars given to her by Kris.

Why wouldn't you just tell Kris the woman he loved was evil?

I knew when Gabriel summoned me to you and went to Kris.

Don't care what Kris does.

She didn't like Kris, but he did what he did for some greater cause than himself.

Her body was still exhausted from Kris's attack and a day spent with Hannah and her friends.

She'd been scared since Hell, if not before, for which he blamed Kris.

It was Kris, wasn't it?

Maybe Kris thought turnabout was fair play.

You can't go after Kris.

He was sick of Hell, yet Kris's crime deserved punishment.

He had to protect her from Sasha and the Dark One; he had to protect her from Kris and his people.

He began to believe Kris was right about the bloodline of his mate's family.

It wasn't in the barracks of Kris's fortress.

Two months is all Kris asks, and I'm free.

You said you're giving Kris two months.

She.d never understand how Kris could treat his own half-brother as he did.

Kris said she needed anyone but him in her life.

Kris waited for him to change forms.

Kris strode past him and led him through the castle's ground floor, whose wide, carpeted halls felt nice on his paws.

He wondered what poor fool was stuck babysitting the high-maintenance angel as he followed Kris.

He changed shape before descending behind Kris.

Kris produced a key chain from his pocket and unlocked the five locks before pulling the heavy door open.

I.ve sealed off the crypt with magic to keep Immortals from entering through the shadow world, and installed locks for those who wander where they shouldn.t be, Kris said.

Kris lit another torch to shed light on the murals on the floor.

Kris was next in size, standing on a mural of North America.

Kris lit another torch to display a darkened case on the wall.

Wouldn.t you like to have Kris out of the way, so you and your human treat can live in peace somewhere?

Kris had given them to him weeks ago as payment for two assassinations.

Kris yelled at me for it, Katie said, leveling a glare on Ully as he opened the door.

Kris said the normal Immortals aren't allowed around you, because they tend to attack you.

She suspected Kris might override his promise to let her go in five weeks, if Ully couldn.t figure it out.

Kris entered, followed by someone whose appearance made her gasp.

Fear fluttered through her, and her gaze flew to Kris, whom she trusted little more than his sadistic brother.

At least before, Kris had a reason to keep her around, because he wanted something from her.

Like Kris had flung him aside to make way for a mortal.

How Kris treated me.

You can.t destroy Kris.

She was as cold as Kris!

Maybe she wanted Kris, too.

He.d seen the way Kris looked at her and had long suspected the Council leader had two lovers, not one.

At least this way, she.d never have Kris.

Kris is your brother, and family should stick together.

She.d seen the acrimonious relationship between him and Kris and understood some of what made them enemies.

A man named Kris invited them.

Hannah never traveled light, and there was no way of knowing what Kris was doing.

Following him was Kris, dressed in nothing but judo pants, as if Ully had dragged him straight out of bed.

Ully and Kris carefully wrapped one of his arms in gauze.

No, Kris, I won.t!

It.s my fault Toby was wandering around without someone watching him, but really, Kris, who assigns a woman an Immortal kid that.s not even her own and expects her to know what to do with it?

Be out of here by nightfall, Kris said at last, his voice quiet and hard.

You all won.t live long if I go, Kris.

Her surprise echoed what he felt from Kris.

Keep everyone out of the forest, Kris.

She wasn.t expecting his ministrations—however rough and sloppy they were—or his mouthing off to Kris.

And neither was Kris.

She was still staring at the doorway when Kris walked through.

Weeks ago, when she.d been at the Sanctuary, Gabriel entrusted her with the secret of what had caused Kris to turn on Rhyn.

And no one had ever told Kris.

Kris finished tying his boots and crossed to the door, slamming it on his way out.

Kris does a big feast here every year, and Andre used to arrange the December holiday celebration.

She recalled what sent her outside the castle, and her anger at Kris ratcheted up another notch.

Kris keeps a roster.

While he didn.t care what happened to Kris, he did care about Katie and when the demons would choose to attack.

Kris would never listen to him.

Or he could take Katie, disappear, and leave Kris and the Immortals to their fate.

She went the back way—the servant.s route, as Kris had so kindly informed her—to the front door.

She didn.t hear Kris draw abreast until the man stood at her side, staring at the gorgeous woman approaching.

Both of them looked at Katie, and Kris pursed his lips.

Before she could respond, Kris strode from the doorway down the path, stopping in front of the two approaching.

Kris greeted Gio, stepping aside to walk them up the path.

Hannah.s gaze strayed beyond Kris to catch sight of Katie.

Hannah asked, gaze on Kris once again.

His name is Kris.

You just wait to see what Kris has in store for you.

Katie wondered what had called him away—news of the demons in the forest or some other awful plan by Kris?

Kris asked me to bring her here.

Katie faced Kris with a glare.

As she thought of Toby, she wondered how much of what Kris said was true.

He wouldn.t have been hurt if not for her, and Hannah may not have been dragged into the Immortal world if she hadn.t hit the radar of Kris.

Kris wore a rare, charming smile as he sat across from Hannah, talking.

Kris caught Katie.s gaze and shook his head ever so slightly, warning her against coming in.

Like Kris saying he.d break the mating bond between us.

Kris can.t do it, by the way.

None of you knew about the demons in the forest, and you were right about what you said to Kris.

Kris watched the door to the guest bedchamber close, unusually hopeful about his discovery.

Kris poured himself chilled whiskey from the small refrigerator tucked in a corner.

Without him, Kris felt as if he were alone trying to solve the world.s problems.

You forget, Kris, he was my brother, too, and I considered him a friend.

Unless Sasha posed a direct threat to the Council, Kris was forbidden from buying an assassination, despite suspecting his brother wasn.t as innocent as he proclaimed.

Lilith had been intended for Kris and was pregnant with his son when Rhyn killed her and the baby both.

Kris looked at him sharply, suspecting his brother was trying to play on his emotions.

Surprised at the raw, bitter note in Sasha.s voice, Kris studied him.

Jade had disappeared after Kris sent him away in hopes that Katie would become his mate.

Kris could kill or have him killed in retribution for any life he took while inside the walls.

Sasha wasn.t that stupid, though Kris wondered what game his brother played.

Darkyn was a head shorter than Kris and wider, his steady gaze and roughly hewn features reminding him of Rhyn.

Kris was quiet, pretending to consider.

There was no way in Hell Kris would give this creature the key

I hope not, Kris thought but said aloud, "I'll warn him."

Darkyn.s features were too shuttered to read, and Kris didn.t wait for him to second-guess anything.

Kris heard the sickening sound of the demon.s body breaking from the distance and watched the other demons shapeshift to charge the half-demon.

Kris nudged Ully awake, motioning for the scientist to follow him out of the chamber.

I need confirmation before the Council meets, and I need to know if you can alter whatever it is Sasha's people did, Kris said.

Kris opened the door to his lab, pushed him in, and closed it.

Jade waited for Darkyn to return from his meeting with Kris.

He clenched his fists, not wanting to think about Sasha or Kris or how quickly he, too, could have the tables turned on him as he had done to Sasha.

Kris refused to turn over Sasha or the vial.

I want my revenge against Sasha and Kris both, but there are innocent people there.

Sasha and Kris were his enemies, not the rest of the Immortals!

He.d been unable to shake the empty hole in his heart resulting from Kris flinging him to the side to pursue a human female.

Even as he thought of his last moments with Kris, he felt his anger turn to resolve.

He.d use the tricks of manipulation he.d learned from Kris and Sasha both to get Sasha to do what he wanted.

My brother Kris is too good, as you know.

More anger stirred as Jade bit his lip to keep from defending Kris.

No matter how badly Kris had hurt him, it hadn.t been for a selfish cause like Sasha.s.

Kris won.t tolerate what you do to them.

I.d be a bigger fool than Kris to return with you, Jade.

If you can help him get to Kris, he.ll call it even and leave you alone.

You and Kris toughened me up.

Jade waited, hoping Sasha.s desire to return to Hell or take out Kris overwhelmed any suspicion he had.

She felt bad for scaring him but knew the alternative—people like Kris or Sasha finding out—would doom her.

Master Kris has ordered us to respect any wish you have, Miss Hannah.

Kris explained everything to me last night, Katherine.

Kris wasn.t there, but Sasha was.

Where.s Kris? she demanded.

Is Kris with you in the lab?

He left the sparring level without saying a word to Ully and followed his instincts up a flight of stairs and down a narrow hall he recognized from his visit to their father.s catacombs with Kris.

Kris had managed to create a barrier around the chamber to keep Immortals from trespassing via the shadow world.

Kris disappeared into the portal behind him.

I turned it over to Kris, and now the Dark One wants me dead-dead, Sasha said.

Ully is still working with it to verify, Kris replied.

He crossed his arms, interested to know Katie.s sister was as special as she was and wondering if Kris had already claimed her.

Everyone chuckled but Kris, who levied a glare at him.

Kris was frozen in place, as if not yet registering what had happened.

But I.ll have to agree, Kris.

Rhyn looked to Kris, then to Sasha, whose smile had faded.

Kris looked up at Rhyn.s low voice, his gaze lingering.

Kris was crushed, and Rhyn wasn.t sure how his eldest surviving brother hadn.t expected the rest of them to walk away.

That Kris could attack his brother.s mate but refuse to strong-arm his brothers into fighting demons made his anger boil.

The demons are planning something, Kris, and hoping someone comes to your rescue is stupid, he returned.

But, if you do as Sasha says and break the bond, I will keep her safe, I swear it, Kris said.

For the first time in his life, he felt something akin to pity for Kris.

Kris doesn.t need your blood anymore.

Rhyn joined Kris in the hallway and waited until Katie was out of earshot.

Of course I suspected him of something, Kris snapped.

Furious, Kris stalked away.

Did Kris send you?

I.m doing what Kris won.t.

I gave you Kris and the Immortals.

He shifted in the brush, wishing he could.ve found a better way to draw out Kris and Sasha than by sacrificing everyone.

Jade had trained under Kris, the greatest of the Immortal warriors, and knew Sasha to be a lazy fighter.

Kris has a scientist named Ully who would.ve likely been given the vial.

While feeling vindicated that Kris might already be dead, he couldn.t help the growing guilt at hurting so many other Immortals.

She didn.t know if there was a second gym where other Immortal mates were, but Kris had said Hannah would be down.

Master Kris said you were coming.

Nice of Kris to abandon you upstairs like that.

You think Kris is okay?

His tactics would never earn anything but scorn from Kris, but they worked.

Two, what are we going to do when Kris chooses the Code and his oath over our unanimous vote to kill Sasha?

Tamer emerged from Kris's chamber into the hallway first, armed with a scythe and a bo, while Erik followed with a long sword.

Kris and a few of his Immortals were surrounded in the middle of the park while demons darted from the forest to attack pockets of Immortals.

Kris, he knew, was the best Immortal warrior ever known.

I evacuated the castle, Kris said.

Kris turned away and maneuvered through the piles of dead-dead Immortals and demons toward Tamer.

Kris didn.t go far, just far enough to be out of earshot of the Immortals.

The Ancient Kris probably contacted the other three, because we only have about forty Immortal refugees here now.

For the first time since meeting him, she almost preferred to deal with Kris.

I guess it wouldn.t matter if you succeeded in altering it like Kris said.

The second looked like Kris might.ve in his younger days, when his face still glowed with hope.

She whipped around to see Kris standing in the doorway, holding the door open as if debating whether to enter.

God, Kris, did you have to go there?

You.re right, Kris, I can.t understand how you could turn your back on the person who needed you most and justify it with your shortsighted arrogance.

You chose the wrong side, Kris.

Rhyn killed her to protect you, Kris.

She.d never understand a man like Kris, who saw the world only in black and white!

Mostly. The Council sent in their warriors to help Kris.

Ancient Kris would never admit to that.

The guy I spoke to said he beat the ever-living shit out of them all at once, until they agreed to come back and do what Kris says.

Kris was glaring up at him, he knew without looking.

I brought it to Kris.

Katie couldn.t stay with her sister if her sister chose Kris, or she.d be subjected to the same treatment he was.

He would go to the Sanctuary and bring Sasha back to Kris.

Kris had sworn to protect her if Rhyn un-mated her.