Affinity Novels & Stories

] [You have acquired Chaos magic affinity! "Huh...that was unexpected" David frowned and closed the notification, "I got Chaos magic, what did you get?" "Animal magnetism affinity, whatever that means." Kevin frowned in confusion, "what the hell does this even mean?" "I am clueless as you are." David shrugged and cracked his shoulders, some ice and skin fell to the ground "When we get more reputation you should ask someone, who knows? Maybe it's something amazing." "I was going to do that anyway."

“ Yes, but I’ll do it, “ Parker mumbled “ I’m gonna head home. Make sure the rest of the clan comes home and doesn’t do anything, “ I exhaustedly said. I was tired from all of the acting to be friends. We all knew we hated each other. God, that’s why I came here in the first place. I wanted to pester them like an opened, infected wound. After what they—the omega—did to my mother, I’d do anything for them to feel the pain I felt every day with her gone. The war wasn’t over until only one race was left and that was just a fact. We were complete opposites: enemies. We hated everything the other did even if it was hypocritical. I could say that I wanted us to get along all day, but it wouldn’t h

By the time he was done, even though there wasn't a change in affinity rank for each NPC, Kirou did receive a few updates on this from the system. Tailor Sam: Affinity- (2,750/10,000) General Store Manager Almia: Affinity- (5,725/10,000) Pharmacist Shahna: Affinity- (999/1000) Butcher Shane: Affinity- (975/1000) Blacksmith Zac: Affinity- (980/1000) ...

Hardy was devoted to her, so certain of their future together, that the idea of her hesitating would be unthinkable to him. But the truth was, she didn’t feel the same certainty. Because her heart belonged to someone else. And that someone else was Hardy’s father, Will. The thought of Will stirred a forbidden thrill within her, mingling with a deep, aching guilt. Their affair had begun as something reckless and impulsive, a spark that had ignited and consumed her before she even knew what was happening. Will was everything Hardy wasn’t—charismatic, worldly, and thrillingly unpredictable. With him, she felt alive in ways she hadn’t known were possible. But the reality was dangerous and messy,

“+50 Affection Points.” “Relationship Rank: True Bond.”

She breathed in soft, uneven whispers as her fingertips traced lightly across my back, leaving faint marks behind. Sweat dampened the ends of her hair, making them stick to her temples. She looked completely drained, and her body went limp against the bed. I leaned down and planted a kiss against her slightly damp hair. A mix of satisfaction and guilt rose in my chest. This was my wife's cousin, after all. Yet, the thrill of crossing that line burned through me like fire. It was impossible to resist. Outside, the night had deepened. Inside, the warmth still lingered. I held Hannah's soft body tightly, as if she were my lover.

In truth, I didn’t want to wear it anymore – but I couldn’t exactly take it off, could I? What was I thinking? Of course I didn’t want to take it off. It was a sign of peace above all else, of truce and treaty between our pack and theirs. And it was a sign of love, too, of the carefully chosen love Amelia and I felt for one another. It wasn’t the lustful, clashing thing I felt for Rhiannon. It was nicer, really. Gentle and soft and peaceful, like golden sunlight on a Sunday morning. We were comfortable. We were happy.

The man glared at me with hatred, while the woman absentmindedly adjusted her bangs. In my mind, I sneered. How could it take five years for anyone to realize that Lucas was a fool? When my mother-in-law was brought in, she spotted me with pure resentment in her eyes. However, when the witnesses began testifying, her anger was overshadowed by fear. I believe she must regret not killing one more person. It's what they call, "to root out completely." Motives, witnesses, and evidence were all crystal clear. Everything had already been set in stone.

She couldn’t afford to be overconfident. If she had learned anything from her years in this cutthroat world, it was that confidence could easily turn into arrogance, and arrogance was dangerous. She needed to stay sharp, focused, and above all, cautious. She drummed her fingers on the desk, her mind racing with thoughts of how Ace might retaliate. He was protective of Lisa, she knew that. The mere thought of her brother and his devoted loyalty to that woman made her scoff. Evelyn never understood what Ace saw in Lisa. She was weak, easily manipulated. But Ace… he was blinded by love, by the child they were expecting. And that could be Evelyn’s advantage.