Novels by Luvv

#5CamillaKael's hand landed softly on my head, patting it, stroking it, just the way he used to. For a moment, I couldn't separate the Kael before me from the boy who had cared for me nearly all my life. His touch made something inside me threaten to break.“I won't be touching a kid," Kael said, taking his hand off my head. "Instead, I may have another way of testing her.”Nicasia's brows furrowed. “What way?" “You. You're all I can see," he said to Nicasia, “Your beauty distracts me way too much." He took Nicasia by the chin, and placed a kiss on her lips.She closed her eyes, a blush appearing on her cheeks.Kael murmured, his kisses traveling down her neck, “Let her watch." I swallowed, moving my hands behind me as they clenched into fists. Kael was bent on breaking every last piece of the ethereal image of him I'd kept in my head.Kael kissed Nicasia with the gentleness that had once been mine. His hands glided over her skin smoothly. His eyes locked with mine.And yes,

#4CamillaWas he referring to marking me as in the whole marking and mating ceremony? We barely knew each other? Or was he just bluffing?My thoughts spiralled in my head, as I willed him to look at him, but no. His gaze was steady on Kael. I blinked, looking away. “Hold on." Kael closed his eyes, gritting his teeth hard. He turned away, and dragged a hand through his hair. Instintively, I shifted even closer to Filius. He placed his hands on the wall before him, and stood there for a while, without saying a word. When he turned back to us, he was very stiff, and this time, there was a new look in his eyes. "So, you're trying to say she can't remember anything about herself?” Skepticism was thick in his voice."Yes. I'm trying to find her people. If you know who she may…" “I don't know her. I haven't taken my tonic, so I must be seeing things." Tonic? His gaze lingered on me before he dug his hands into his pockets."How do you trust her to bring her in?”"I actually do not

#3CamillaI walked to him, stumbling through the soft barley fields to get to him. He looked down at me, and that same frown crossed his face—the one I'd associated him with for years. I knew he didn't like me. But the reason to that? I had no idea.“Did you hear what I said?" “I did." “So what's the response?" “You're just a child." A child? “I'm not a child! I'm 18!" “Can you handle being Kael’s chamber maid and not being taken advantage of again?" My breath slowed. “Uh?" Chamber maid? Okay, forget the status was so low. Whose chamber maid? Kael's!?“Kael is in need of a chamber maid. My guess is if you stand in the row of maids presented to him, he'll choose you." “But… but he tried to kill me. He'll finish the job…”"Not if you pretend to have lost your memories. Not if you're under my protection.”Under Filius’ protection? Could he protect me? The silence between us seemed to span as long as the length of the fields we were in. His eyes were steady and unwavering

#2 Camilla Orange slowly seeped through the darkness behind my closed lids. My lashes fluttered open, then closed again as sunlight fell across my weak eyes. It took a few blinks before I could keep my eyes open. Water. I needed water. I rose with much effort. I was on a bed with a rotten wooden frame, covered by a moth-eaten bedsheet. With two fingers, I tossed it off me. Where was I? The room was dimly lit. The walls were covered in peeling paint, and the room smelled damp and earthy. What happened? In a flash, the night returned to me. Kael’s tears, The cold moon, The sickening feeling of falling, The merciless waters, and the man… the man who had called me Luna. I slapped a hand against my belly, searching for the wound. My clothes had been changed into a brown tunic. I pulled it upwards, and saw my belly without an injury. All that remained were five thin lines…the scars Kael's claws had inflicted on me. Proof that the night had h

#1Camilla“Kael!" I screamed, as he made a sharp turn driving the horse further into the forest. I clung to Kael's sturdy arms, the leaves scratching on my face. "Kael, stop! What are you doing? You're scaring me!” Eventually, the horse burst out of the cluster of thick trees, and came to a stop at a clearing that ended in a cliff. I was able to breathe again.Kael got down from the horse. The wind tossed his chin-length hair across his face. He held out his hand to me, and gave me an exasperated smile. “Come, Cami." I looked around, the breeze whispering as it went through the pine trees, “Kael, why are we here? The mating ceremony is in two hours. Why are we here? Also, I'm without my veil. What if someone sees my face before the revelation ceremony?" I asked, but his hand remained stretched out to me. "Do you trust me?” I pouted and took his hand. His other hand wrapped around my waist, and I slipped down from the horse. "Look up,” he said, and my eyes found the moon, “I