Kaya’s POV
There as a lot of things going through my mind at the moment, of all that happened at the mini-mart on Eighth Street. I finally had the chance to talk to the jerk, well I’d like to think we had a conversation, even though half the time I as shaking half my wits, nevertheless, I was proud of me for getting a few sentences out of me this time. My mind flashed back to the look of those pretty tired eyes, I couldn’t understand how he could look so drained yet so magnificent all at once. One thing was for sure, Azian was hiding something behind that pretty face. It could be the fact that he had insomnia or some kind of other sickness.
As they say, no one’s perfect, even though that statement is extremely hard to believe when you’re staring into the eyes of that Greek god. Sighing, I slipped a hand into my sleeve jacket reaching for my backpack. I skipped down the flight of stairs with one arm of my bag slung around my left should
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Kaya’s POV He leaned in and immediately my heart rate increased. Not that it hadn’t run a marathon already when we first saw him. But why was he standing so close to me? I knew he knew he had an effect on me. No screw that, if you’re that gorgeous you must know your effect on everyone within a fifty-foot radius. So of course he knew that being this close to me was doing to the rate of my heartbeat, considering the fact that the last time he was this close to me his hands could not be tamed- "Is that an offer?" He whispered, his voice as beautiful as the one in my dreams. I still couldn't believe, he was actually talking to me. Actually standing this close to me, I thought it would never happen again after Khloe. I run out of breath only able to nod. The anticipation of what would happen next, holding me at gunpoint. I knew I shouldn’t feel this way for a jerk like Azian, but I couldn’t control my f
Azians POV My eyes opened letting the darkness seep in as I laid in bed, trying hard to bury the memory of the nightmare I was just from having. I knew what the time was but nevertheless tapped my watch, 3 minutes after one am, the same time I always woke up by nightmare. Sweating as usual but my breathing controlled. I sighed, swinging my legs over the edge of the bed, pausing for a while trying to recollect my sanity, burying my head into my hands. Fuck, it was getting worse. Alpha had become more distant and Omega was weakest at this point. Helpless was a word far associated with a golden dragon but 3 minutes after one was exactly that. At least today, I hadn't woken Edwin. Taking a deep breath in and throwing on a shirt, I got up, walking out of the door. I closed the door with care knowing I didn’t mind if Edwin was woken up by the noise but Alessia need rest with that ever-active brain of her. Getting out of my room, my thoughts
"Do you really think it was a wise idea to invite her to practice?" Anna asked Ena as they walked into the kitchen. "It’s his mate dear, I'm surprised he hadn't asked her himself," Abigail answered instead, laying breakfast for them. She sighed taking a look at the breakfast she had just prepared, a lost look in her eye, “besides, I believe that we all have to start accepting what Khloe is to Azian.” She looked up at Maria who had reached for some bacon, across the counter, before trailing over the rest. Ena nodded taking a seat beside her sister, "I'm surprised about many other things," she muttered. "Like what?" Anna eased, folding her arms. "You don't see anything strange about the two of them?" Maria asked licking her fingers. Abigail moved towards the stair, one leg on the first step, peering up it, "Boys and girls! Breakfast!!" she yelled, before returning back to the older witches. "What strange things?" Anna replied, h
The silence that eloped them lasted for a full minute. Everybody was shocked to the core. "Your step-sister?” Ena echoed. How was it they were just finding this out? Come to think of it, they knew very little thing about Khloe when it came to her family life. Though she talked about her mom and Dad all the time she rarely said anything about, or even mentioned having a step-sister. "Yes, I thought you all knew I had a step-sister,” she replied folding her arms as if that was something she had mentioned casually every day, “my mother remarried her father basically," she explained moving to sit beside them, eyeing the food before her. Everything was all carbs. She looked up at Edwin who had some bacon grease on his lower lip and shook her head giving him a short chuckle. None of them could speak past that, all we're left speechless. "Why is everything so quiet?" a voice and all heads moved to Azian who was descending down the
“There are boys out there Kaya.” He whispered lowly, “Ones that deserve you,” he added, fingers still brushing mine, “then they are beasts,” his jaw clenched when he said this moving closer so my breath hitched, “ones that can hurt you.” “And I don’t want to see you get hurt.” The words echoed in my mind as I sat cross-legged on Ally's bed the book I had gotten from my confusing thief friend in my hands. I could feel Ally’s eyes on me, watching me closely. Her mouth open from all I had just told her. I wasn’t going to allow myself to be confused all alone when I had a bestie to drown my worries in right? I glanced up at her, "so?” I dragged, “Aren’t you going to say anything?" She paused, lifting her jaw up as she slightly gulped, her fingers twisting around one of her braids, "I hope- he doesn't kiss your sister next?” she asked, seemingly at a complete loss of word. My winded at her answer, "Al
Kaya's POV Honestly, I never expected much would come out of this new week, it started really dull and boring and I was sure that was the same way it would end, despite Friday being the best day of the week. I slipped out of class waiting outside the doors for Ally, leaning against the door as I watched students leave class, my eyes trailing down the hallway spying on everyone coming out of their perspective classes, whilst I hummed, then stopped when I caught a glimpse of Khloe’s shiny perfect blond hair, Mr. Jerk Face, and friend... And of course, the ever-charming Alessia as they appeared down the hallway. It had long been established by now that Khloe was part of the popular three, and was dating Azian, after all, they would hold hands and walk down the hallway like the golden couple they were. The perfect girl and the perfect boy. She sat with them every lunch, made it a point to sneak kisses on him here and there especially when s
Legions POV “Where is he?” I growled out, already feeling a nervous sweat coming on, as I run a hand through my hair, Caleb helping me throw my blazer on, “he’s waiting in the hallways,” he replied, and I turned to face him, studying his every move, knowing I would catch a lie in an instant, “and he just appeared out of the blue?” I huffed, my jaw clenching. “Yes,” Caleb replied, his eyes honest, I grunted at this, my fists clenching, “Fuck, he knows.” I trailed off keeping my fingers in my hair. “It’s too early to know for sure, your father’s informants come around every few years,” Caleb replied but I shot him down quickly, “but this isn’t a lousy informant now is it? Fathers' cards have changed, so if he sent his guardian then he must be suspicious,” I snapped. “I understand your worries, but that will not help us at the moment,” Caleb replied, “The best we can do for now is act normally, my prince.” I looked back at
Kaya's POV My fingers trembled a little, making me form a fist to keep my cool as I stood in the shadow of the large gate that towered over both Ally and me like the gates of hell themselves. I could feel Ally visibly shiver beside me causing me to side-glance her way, just to make sure she was at least braver than the way I was feeling at the moment, "this-this is where he lives?” she stuttered, sounding very unconvinced. My shaky fingers took out the piece of paper from my pocket rechecking the address, "yep,” I replied with mocking enthusiasm, “according to this, he does.” I handed the paper over to her upon her wordless request, her eyes gazing over the address once more, then glancing at the house number curved majestically on a plaque by the stones wall, sighing as she crumbled it in her fists, glancing at me momentarily, “I have a bad feeling about this." She didn’t have to tell me twice. This whole thing s