Ahs Coven Cordelia Novels & Stories

It wasn’t as easy as just saying the words, you needed to draw power from an external or internal force and I had none. I was seated next to Lewis on a two-seater couch, trying not to cuddle against him while Cordelia sat on a one-seater across from us. We would all start off in the morning. A certain thought had been lurching in my mind and I was itching to ask her. “Cordelia... What did the coven mean by I would turn into darkness too if they didn’t get rid of me?”

But then, as she looked up at the devil's expectant gaze, a flicker of defiance sparked within her. "Fine," she said, her voice trembling but resolute. "I'll make the deal. But on one condition." His brow arched, intrigued. "Oh? And what is that?" "I keep my mind. My soul stays mine. And if I ever find a way to break this bond, I will." The devil's grin widened, his eyes gleaming with satisfaction. "Done." He reached out to her, fire brushing his fingertips. Kayla paused, her hand shaking as she moved to connect with his. When their hands met, a wave of intense heat flowed through her, making the artifact shine more intensely.

If it wasn't so deadly serious, it would have been comical. I have a plan. I very firmly cut her off, watched her hand drop from her mouth as her jaw worked, throat constricting as she tried to swallow what I'd told her. Quaid met my gaze with a level look, but I knew he had to be dying of curiosity. So was I for that matter. Syd, Gram snapped, will you please pay attention? Right. I'm listening. Take notes. She huffed a mental breath. To your direct left is Tallah Hensley, the leader of the Hensley Coven, south west district.

I heard myself saying before giving her a gentle squeeze. “Earth, I take my strength from you. As my mother, help me find answers” Cordelia chanted while lighting up a green candle. “ Sky, I take my wisdom from you. As my father, help me find the way.” This time Cordelia paused, holding the blue candle in her hand. “Water, I take the desire to live and love from you. As you are running through my veins, help me find my way.” Cordelia made a small cross over the red candle before placing it on top of the two candles previously lit, forming a triangle.

No wonder he couldn't notice it. Being pulled back so suddenly into that room once again made him struggle for air, and he could feel his old demons calling from the depths of his soul. "Let's check for more clues. It could be a coincidence." He said, his denial kicking in. He, however, didn't dismiss what Rei said entirely, because Rei was rarely wrong about anything. ***** Asia Song stood on the rooftop of a high building, a distance away from the Cheongyeon hideout. From there, he could see everything happening through binoculars, including the arrival of Kamman and his men. He clicked his tongue the moment he recognized his face.

“Why? Williams, you’re a firefighter. Don’t you know how toxic smoke is? “I told you that I was pregnant, but you gave the mask to Leia. Now, you’re asking me why I had an abortion? Are you pretending to be clueless?” I did not want to look at him any longer. I was afraid that I might feel disgusted if I did. Williams trembled and tried to hug me. However, Leia suddenly held her forehead and started falling to the side. Coincidentally, she fell right onto Williams. He withdrew his hands and quickly supported her instead.

Olivia looked thoughtful for a moment. "Not haunted." Something in her expression shifted slightly. "Just... sad." The word lingered strangely in the room. Before Aisha could respond, another nurse appeared at the doorway. "Dr. Rahman?" "Yes?" "Mr. Henderson's asking for you again." Aisha sighed. "The one who thinks he's the mayor?" "The very same." "Tell him I'll be there in ten minutes." The nurse nodded and disappeared. Olivia stood. "Welcome to another exciting day at Belle Vue."

"I had Dagon cast a spell to find Ashley and we happened to figure out some dark things. One of them includes the fact Cassidy had an affair with Caddel." "I know we only have one Caddel. So please tell me you're not talking about Caddel the demon?" Celene spoke up with her eyes widening. "I saw it with my own eyes. And as we speak, Yoel and Caddel are in EverMore. I am so worried for Ashley." The room got plunged into silence. "So you're saying she's a Tribid? And not a hybrid?" Celene asked. Rebecca looked up at her and nodded. "Yes."

Was just being with my mate enough to break the curse? I wanted to talk to him about it right now, except I didn’t want to speak about it in front of anyone else. With this contract mess, I was starting to think it was going to complicate things. Sitting back against the couch, I let out a sigh of frustration. “I will make sure she contacts you, I will give Cordelia your number.” Kellan said, moving towards the tray on the table. “Now let’s eat.” Cordelia, that was her name. Oddly, the name sounded familiar, like I have heard it before in my past. I vividly remember what the witch looked like that strung me up on the tree, which Cordelia wasn’t it.

"Right. So we know what it is and what it does. The question is, who cast it and why?" "That," said a new voice from the doorway, "is where things become interesting." I turned to see an elderly woman I didn't recognise, though something about her felt familiar. She was small, bird-like, with silver hair pulled back in a severe bun and eyes that seemed to see far more than should be possible. "Delia, this is Cordelia Ravencrest," Rupert said. "The pack's senior seer." "Another Cordelia," I muttered. "How delightfully confusing."