Alena Real Life Novels & Stories

Witch Lily said. Aleena flung the blanket covering her body and blushed when she realized she was naked and her hospital gown was torn badly. She glared at me, and I smirked at her. She quickly put on her clothes, and soon we walked toward Alpha Zane’s study. Alpha Zane, Colton, Lucas, and Gamma Grey were already in the study, discussing something. “Aleena, my daughter,” Alpha Zane stood up and pulled Aleena into his arms. “Are you alright now?”

She pulled her knees close to her chest and remained that way for a while, trying to catch her breath. It was a dream. A vivid, haunting dream. Aeliana was the little girl in that dream—the one dancing on stage before her parents. But no matter how hard she tried, she couldn’t picture their faces. Her mind was blank. Was it a real memory from her past, or simply a fabrication of her imagination? Her heart pounded rapidly. A strange sadness crept into her chest. Was it because the dream felt too real? Tears suddenly streamed down her cheeks for no apparent reason.

I wake to the sounds of shouting and the dream I had felt so real. I roll over in my bed and feel my arms confined. I blink my eyes and sit up in a rush making my body ache all over. I look around my sroundings and realize the dream I had wasn’t a dream. My nightmare is in fact reality. I check my body lifting the covers and see my clothes are still on minus my shoes and I don’t see any blood so I assume he didn’t touch me last night did he even come back. My hands aren’t chained to the post but I still don’t have full movement. At that moment my eyes tear up and I remember my family. My friends and neighbors. I remember Katie last night and Carly. Are they alright? Suddenly a woman comes in

“She was basically draining him dry.” The interviewer gasped. “And she thought he’d actually marry her?” “Delusional,” Selena snorted. “I mean, c’mon. She believed she was the one. Meanwhile, we all knew she was just the placeholder.” They both laughed. Onscreen, a video of Alaya running barefoot down the street played on loop. The camera zoomed in on her tear-streaked face, her tangled hair, her robe flapping as she disappeared into the city.

Maya said with excitement. "Alright, I'll go," Alana replied finally. At the reunion, Alana met many old friends, including a man named Johan, who had been her close friend at school. "Alana! It's been a long time. How have you been?" greeted Johan with a big smile. "Hi, Johan! I'm fine. How about you?" Alana replied happily. "I'm good. I'm now working as an architect in a big firm here. How are you?" Johan asked.

I don't know how she got that feeling, but she felt that Allan was her father, and her Mummy was always grumpy after meeting the handsome man she always called 'grumpy handsome man'. Aleena thought that her mummy's anxiety must be because of this man, and she had seen her mummy cry when she saw his face on television. From then on, Aleena thought that Allan was most likely her Daddy, whom she never wanted her Mummy to reveal. Since then, unbeknownst to her Mummy, Aleena, who has an above-average intelligence and loves everything about computers and technology, has been secretly searching for this man because she knew that her Mummy's sadness must be because of her Daddy. Aleena accidentally

She nods in response. "Guess I will finish this and go home." I nod turning to Alena and slightly laughing. "Is any of that actually important?" She laughs shaking her head. "So far, bank statements, bills, doctors’ appointments, pension and well a lot of crap," I laugh as she opens another envelope, her eyes moving the papers or pictures? She stays quiet as she does, her face slowly turning to sadness. "You okay?" Analise nudges her, Alena shaking her head and looking at us, she turns the pictures so we can see and it is Jackson with a woman.

Anna said with a smile, thinking about Allen's dramatic expression of missing Anna for the whole day. Allen's mom smiles hearing that as she knows, it's true, but then she remembers Allina so she turns to look at Allina and says to Anna "Anna, this is Allina, Allen's and Emma's best friend, doesn't mind them, they have a lot of best friend". Anna turned to look at Allina with a smile and said "Allina, I have heard about you from Emma, she told me you are her best friend". "Oh... and you are?" Allina can tell about Anna's identity but still, she wanted to hear it again so she won't misunderstand anything. Anna smiled and said, "I am Anna, Allen's wife, you might not know that because you were

“I don’t ‘think’ so; I ‘know’ so because we ARE just friends” Alena pouted, staring at me for the longest time and making me nervous. “Are you going to help me with the dishes or not?” I questioned. “If not, you should go home and do your homewo—” “You think she’s way out of your league, don’t you?” I coughed deeply. How was she so good in deciphering that?. Alena shrugged as if she could read my mind. “You’re like an open book, father” “Anyways, if you do kick things up with her; I support you” Alena continued. “Those three years of watching you cry over mom was really the worst.” She scowled. “Did you think you were filming a soap opera or something?”

Alena, however, is smiling, like she doesn’t care. “That is the point, Georgina. I have given up giving a shit about what other people think. All that did was get me screwed over time and time again. I know what it symbolises, I know what happens in our life, in our bedroom, I know there is no shame in it, so if people have an issue or don’t like it, guess what, I don’t care.” Wow, a side to Alena I never thought I would see. Since that first day, I met her, she has changed so much.