Alice In Borderland Niragi Novels & Stories

Alice brought Gardenia to her mother and the child immediately rushed to her mother. The night they came back, Gardenia was still doing her best to stay awake and wait for Alice and Karina. The child also bawled at seeing Alice alive. She went to her and Karina, embracing them with tears. It was the first time that Alice truly felt relieved that she had come back alive. She wasn’t expecting it to come from a child who’s basically a stranger.

The mist swallowed her, but she felt their eyes—Kane’s, Elara’s, and somewhere, hidden in the shadows, Mira’s. The rain picked up, soaking her through, but she didn’t care. Her heart was a storm, torn between Liam’s forbidden pull, Kane’s dangerous warmth, and Mira’s steady but questionable comfort. She didn’t see the figure watching from the trees—a woman, older, with golden hair like Mira’s but eyes colder, sharper. Rhea, Mira’s sister, her crescent moon tattoo glinting under her sleeve as she whispered into a phone: “She’s close. Tell the Alpha she’s ready.” Alice reached the edge of the woods, the town’s lights faint through the mist. Her senses flared again—too sharp, too alive. She cou

"For being patient with me. For understanding my fear. For loving me anyway." "Always," she promised. We fell asleep like that, my hand on her stomach, both of us at peace. But peace never lasted long. The next morning, I was making breakfast when Liam linked me. "Alpha, we have a situation at the border." "What kind of situation?" "A woman. She's asking for you specifically. Says she knows you. And Lorenzo..."* He paused. "She has a child with her. A boy. She's claiming he's yours." My blood ran cold.

"Yes, sir," her soft voice resonated, mirroring her youthful face. She appeared to be around twenty years old. Her demeanor reflected both respect and kindness when she looked at Lucas. But Alice sensed something off about her. Lucas introduced Alice, stating, "This is Alice, my wife." Her eyes held darkness when she turned her eyes to Alice which shook Alice to her core. Nili bowed respectfully to Alice with a coerced smile. "Alice, meet Nili. She'll be working here from now on," Lucas introduced, gazing down at Alice.

What's more, it's absolutely impossible that this was going to happen. I will chase those crooks down, and they will lament the day they encountered the crossed the boundaries of Dartmoor Island. Once more, my telephone rings, however this time it's not one of my warlocks. A close buddy of mine who lives in the Midlands, an alpha just like me. "Jagger," I said. "How's it going?" "Well it would have been entirely wonderful in the event that you didn't try getting some information about the Night Sister's," Jagger lamented, his accent making him sound like a sweet talker rather than the horned evil presence he is.

I didn’t like the split, but we needed our strongest at the western border and that was Rick and me. As Rick and I approached the western border, the warriors were antsy. There was no movement around the borders, and we could hear continuous yelling from the other borders. As we stayed there, Rick and I looked at each other. It sounded like an excessive number of rogues at the other three borders. “Fuck it, we have to go, Alpha,” Rick says as he looks at me. Nodding my head, we start to move toward the borders. Rick moves toward the border Miranda is on and I move toward the border where Lily is. Fear starts to rise in my throat as I consider we might be making a mistake leaving but w

On the third try it burst open into an old loading bay. Fresh air hit us — cold night air mixed with the scent of the river nearby. But relief was short-lived. Alice stepped out from behind a rusted shipping container, flanked by six armed men. She looked untouched, elegant, and completely in control. A small remote rested in her manicured hand. “Going somewhere?” she asked softly. I pushed Sage behind me, pistol raised. My men formed a protective line. Alice’s eyes locked on Sage. “You really think he’ll choose you when it matters? He almost confessed for me once. He’ll do it again.”

Max said with great determination in his voice. “Wait a moment!” Analita said, holding up her hands, “So right now at this very moment, you” she pointed at me, “are not in touch with your wolf at all. From your story, it doesn’t even seem like you were ever in touch with it. You’re as good as any human.” Analita stared at Max, then me, then Crystalbelle. Then she began to laugh hysterically. “Oh shit! I did think you would do better than this to be candid.” Analita said it with venom in her voice.

The nearest pack members spare me a smile at that. "Right, hit me with your best shot" I say, opening my arms out. Alice frowns, reluctant. "Don't worry; I'll go easy on you. I don't care if it hurts, just attack me" "I can't" Alice drops her hands. I shake my head at her. "Then pretend I'm a rogue attacking the border" I offer. "I've never been on the border" "Goddess, you need to get out girl" I comment and she giggles. "Pretend I'm Austin" I say instead. I hear him make a protesting noise as Alice smiles.

Alice jumped straight into Demarion’s arms as guards rushed toward us from the west border. Between them was a young woman struggling weakly in their grip. The second I saw her, something inside me twisted uneasily. Her skin looked deathly pale beneath the moonlight. Bright red lips trembled violently while tears streamed down flushed cheeks. Her striking turquoise eyes darted around in panic. “Alpha. Luna,” A warrior reported quickly while tightening his hold on her arm. “We found her wandering near the western forest border. When we questioned her, she tried forcing her way past us saying she had urgent matters she needed to discuss with you personally.”