A Town Like Alice Miniseries Novels & Stories

What the fuck even is an earth witch? "Name kid," Sheila announced and I snapped out of my thoughts. "Alice Idohosa." I responded sharply. Sheila continued tapping and Jin raised an eyebrow knowingly. I gave him a face. "Don't look at me like that, boys who cry. Your name sounds like an 'alcohol' type." I wasn't sure if 'boys who cry' was the name of the band this guy looked familiar from but he seriously looked like those singing pretty boys.

Alice said, "Of course. That's what I thought." They walked around the truck and climbed into the back. True to the man's words, the place reeked of pig dung, and Alice could barely breathe. She almost considered jumping back down from the truck and walking the rest of the way to town. But this was the only way they could get to town, and then she could get her revenge plan rolling.

Alice : Jasmine it time Ghi ghi ghi ghi ghi ghi my heart beat so fast that alice noticed Alice : are you scared I want to speak out when Victor walk between us with his bag on his bag Victor :why will she let get on the way As he speak the boldness struck me like a spirit Alice walk with me to the gate and i can see some student is looking at the luxury car parked at thier gate Alice hold my right hand and walk to the car The car door get opened and i can see alice dad He looks good and his dressing is out of the world Though the sparkling one will know it a real diamond necklace Alice dad : hello Jasmine:hi mr Alice: dad it her Alice dad : Jasmine ! Alice : yes dad (she said smiling) Alice

, she asked raising her voice and still pointing the gun, " We're not familiar, and I'm not sure we like each other, but I'm not a monster like you Alice", Alice scoffed, "You're no better than me", " I am Alice, and you should surrender cause this house is surrendered by the police ", " What?!", she gasped in shock, " what did you do?", " I did what I ought to do, I chose who matters most to me, all I did was choose who I never want to lose",

she asked excitedly. "Mommy?" Lucius muttered in disgust. "Lulu?" I echoed, just as horrified. Alice didn't seem to care about the weird interaction between us grown-ups. She eagerly invited me to sit between them because her show was apparently at the most exciting part—something about a talking dog finding a treasure, which was apparently a big deal. "Wow, that's amazing, sweetheart. Really amazing," I said, pretending to be impressed. Alice's face lit up even more. "What's so amazing about the treasure being the power of friendship or some crap like that?" Lucius muttered under his breath.

like there was something pressing against the back of my neck. It was a horrible sensation. Every single time my voice faltered on a word, I glanced up. The wide windows along the side of the center looked out onto the main street of the pack town, the late morning light spilling across the polished wooden floor. I could see people moving here and there, parents running errands now that the wolf cubs were away, a pair of teenagers who should be in practice dragging baskets of laundry toward the communal wash. There was even a patrol wolf walking by with his weapon slung low.

Clarice said with a smile, and upon hearing this, Alice smiled and then revealed a weak expression. "Your son is the heir to the Murray family, my family is not worthy." "Alice, if you want to talk like that, then there's no point. How noble am I? We're all equal. In the future, the baby in your belly will have some potential, and you yourself could become a wealthy family." "That's true. Humans have unlimited potential." Upon hearing this, Alice filled with hope again. "Yes, this is the Alice I know, she must have hope and confidence in the future." After the two said this, the driver drove the car to the community where Alice lived, and contrary to what Clarice expected, it was an old resi

“Ugh, enough with the lecture. Can we talk about something fun now? Like how much I hate that Lucien ?” I smiled faintly. “Go on.” “I hate that Lucien dude,” Alice said, tossing her hair. “But his daughter… she’s fine. Sweet, even. So… I guess she’s okay. Don’t tell him I said that.” She glanced at Eliora, who was leaning against the window sill, watching Rowan quietly, her silver hair glowing in the fading light. I chuckled. “You’re being diplomatic in your own way.” Alice smirked. “I’m diplomatic, yes. But he’s still…ugh, Lucien. Always so… loud.”

“They don’t know a damn thing.” “On the contrary,” David replied. “They know exactly what they want to believe.” Both men looked through the glass at Jenna, who lay pale but was breathing. One headline glared from a nearby screen: TWO MEN, ONE WOMAN—WHO WILL SHE CHOOSE? Disgust flickered across Rex’s face. “She’s not a prize.” “No,” David agreed. “She’s a target.” Far below the surface of the city, Alice disappeared. She watched the world erupt from behind encrypted networks and untraceable locations. Each new demand for Jenna’s protection forced her deeper underground, severing safe houses, abandoning identities she had worn like skin.

His tone was cold, “Because of your overly optimistic view, you have stopped me from looking for her many times. She almost got ruined, yet you still show no ounce of guilt. On the contrary, you hope that she would be even more injured.” Joshua sneered, “Alice, even if you don’t like Luna, she has never once hurt you, right?” Alice was a little stunned. She bit her lips rather aggrievedly. “Joshua, you misunderstood my intentions. I’m just worried for her…” Then, Alice wiped away tears from her reddened eyes. “I’m from Sea City. I have heard of how vicious Liam Clark is. When you said that Luna was taken away by Liam, I was worried for her…”