Alice And Uncas Novels & Stories

Alice retrieved the note it carried, then rewarded it with a grain of rice before gently waving her hand, sending the bird off into flight. Alice looked at the note, sighed, and then destroyed it by swallowing it. She gazed into the distance before calmly returning to bed. She lay down and stared out the window, resembling an ice-cold beauty filled with sorrow. … The next morning, Linus entered Alice's room, the cell door creaking loudly. He saw Alice sitting on the bed and slowly approached, taking a seat on a small chair. “What do you want?” Alice asked coldly, showing no kindness. To a traitor like Linus, she would have killed him outright in the past and still thought that was too mercif

they hurriedly said, laughing awkwardly. “I’m going to use the restroom, honey. I’ll be right back,” Alice whispered to Travis. She walked around trying to find the toilet and met an unlikely guest instead. “Alice, I certainly can’t say it’s a pleasure to see you,” Travis’s uncle said. “I can say the same for you.” “Trying your gold-digging skills on a new set of fish?” “Trying to stash up funds for your holiday?” “You’re really funny, Alice,” he said, patting her arm and slyly putting something in her bag.

I approached a fellow pack member named Lisa, striking up a conversation to gather information without raising suspicion. “Hey, Lisa,” I began casually, “I couldn’t help but notice the commotion last night. There was talk of a girl who came in injured, and the alpha trying to help her. Do you know what happened?” Lisa looked at me with a mix of curiosity and caution. “Yeah, that was quite a scene. The alpha, Kaine, brought in this girl named Freda. Apparently, she was attacked by a rogue wolf. Kaine was determined to help her, even took her to the physician.”

Alice “Last Friday, I found a phone on the table Alice was sitting at,” Lance said, as casually as if he wasn’t currently redefining the word audacity. I simply shot him a look sharp enough to slice skin, if looks could kill, he had been laying flat on the floor already. Still, he leaned back, relaxed, acting like he wasn’t inventing an entire cover story right in front of my mother. “And you think it’s hers?” Uncle Lemuel asked, brows pulling together, though he sounded more curious than suspicious.

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She was a beautiful lady. Alice thought it would have been better for Dylan if Livia had been his Queen. After all they liked each other and they were made for each other. Alice felt herself a third wheel between them. All the Alphas came to her and Dylan. They bowed to them. Alice let out her hand from Dylan's hold. "Excuse me." She walked to Alpha Casper. "Luna" Alpha Casper was sipping on his drink but when he saw Alice coming to him, he immediately bowed to her.

Alisha replied, noticing that George trembled slightly when he heard her father's name. Alisha stood on George's porch, her heart racing. She looked at the once familiar uncle who was now so strange. George's eyes were filled with fear and hesitation, which made Alisha even more convinced that she had stumbled upon something important. "Uncle George," Alicia whispered, trying to make her voice sound more friendly, "I know this may make you uncomfortable, but I really need your help. I just want to know the truth."

When she saw me approaching, she yanked an oar free from the boat and swung at me. “Jesus Christ, man!” Alice yelled. “You threw me off the hill! You pushed me into the river. How am I not dead yet? Did I just see you morph into a wolf? Have I already died and this is the afterlife? Am I in purgatory? What. The. Hell.” I gently took the oar from her hands and tossed it back into the boat. “Hey, Alice Hawkins. Brandon Caufield,” I said, extending my hand.

And for some reason… it felt real. I felt safe. I felt reassured. ********************** I clung tightly to Raze, not even realizing when I fell completely asleep. But then, the blinding sunlight shimmered through the room, and I couldn’t help but open my eyes. My gaze lingered on the opened curtains for a while before the maid bowed immediately. "Good morning, Alpha. Good morning, Luna," she said softly, and my eyelashes fluttered. Alpha? But clearly, I was the only one in the room. I figured she must be mistaken, so I just smiled politely at her.

I said, to which she nodded. “Good because I thought you were stringing him along which wouldn't be nice at all,” Alice said, unlocking her car. “By the way, how's it going with Chief Caruso's nephew. I heard he's really hot.” I wondered if Alice would still think Francesco was hot after learning about our history. “He's cooperating,” I replied, unlocking my own car. “We will talk tomorrow. Bye, Alice.” “Alright then. My regards to Sabbie,” She said, opening her car.