Alice In Borderland Novels & Stories

Arabella replied, her eyes sparkling with amusement. As I continued to move closer, the world outside ceased to exist. There was only her, her enchanting eyes and teasing smile, her intoxicating scent, and the magnetic pull between us. My hands instinctively moved to her waist, tracing the contour of her figure through the fabric of her dress. They then traveled down towards her bum, lifting the hem of her dress as they went. The only barrier that remained was the thin piece of black lace that she wore. With a swift motion, I moved her thong aside and gently guided her until she was lying flat over the dressing table.

My forehead is resting against hers when Neo whimpers, and I say, ”Nothing will keep me away from you, Layla, not in this life or the next one.” When Amy and drew come back inside, her eyes glisten with tears as she takes Layla’s hand in hers, and they leave for the bunkers. Watching Layla walk away with my sister is one of the hardest things I have ever done. I turn to Drew and nod; Liam's mind links to mine. “They are ten minutes from the border, Alpha.” Mind linking him back, I say,

I stepped forward, my presence no longer hidden. “You always did have a sharp sense of the unseen,” I said gently. Alina turned her head slightly, just enough to glance at me. Her eyes were red-rimmed, lashes wet. “Was it that loud?” she asked, voice hoarse. “No,” I replied. “But it was deep. The forest doesn’t echo unless it needs to.” She laughed, bitter and soft. “Well. At least I’ve made myself memorable.” I knelt across from her, letting the creek separate us. The moonlight pooled between us, silver and soft, casting shadows on her face that made her look older than her years.

she injected the drive, starting the transfer. The files were halfway done when keys started jangling in the door then it opened. Alice sank to her feet, screwing on the silencer to her gun. Whoever it was didn’t see the light on, Alice peered over the barrier. Realizing who it was, she released her grip on the trigger and stood. Luisa waltzed around, completely detached from herself. She carried a mop bucket in her flimsy arms, her skin bleached, pale. What have they been doing to her?

I'd rather live alone in a simple and small house than in a palace that will never do good to my situation right now. The door creaked as someone opened it from the outside. I was waiting for that person to enter and It was him, Blade. He was looking at me with his blazing fire, a red pair of eyes, it's not him, it's not Blade that I'm seeing, who is he? I know my Blade, his eyes aren't red and he doesn't have any reason to be this mad at me. Is it possible that there's someone pretending to be Blade? Is it possible for an alpha to have an impostor? If it is, then what happened to Blade? I held Via's trembling hand and whispered to her.

I stayed inches from the border. Caution was now required, because if even one paw touched that soil, the border patrol would sense me immediately, and the revelation of a woman they believed dead would spread through them like an alarm. As Alpha, Ahri’s golden aura was sharp enough to detect me before I could flee a single step. The heat in my blood surged like a relentless tide, a throbbing pulse that made every movement an exercise in agony. My plan was desperate, born of a grudge, but it was all I had.

We don’t normally run this way because it leads to a different pack’s lands, but it’s definitely within our borders. Which means, she crossed the boundary. My foot shifts, and I accidentally step on a branch. It snaps beneath my paw, the sound as loud as a gunshot, and I see her freeze and slowly turn until our eyes meet. Then, her scent slams into me full force. Fierce, irresistible. Like wildfire lit in my lungs. Mine. I’m nearly knocked right off my feet as a fierce wave of possessiveness waves through me.

“There were too many questions surrounding Sarah…. and her son. We needed answers.” Sarah’s fingers gripped the edge of her chair. “My Lord, I told you everything, and that's the only truth—-” “And yet,” Lucien said, cutting her off gently, “too many things didn’t add up.” Alice leaned forward. “So I followed a trail, one that led me far beyond the eastern border. And what I found…” She gestured to the door. “You can come in now.” The door opened, and two figures stepped in, a woman in her late thirties with tired eyes and a boy of about seventeen, tall, slender, and visibly nervous. The moment they entered, Sarah went pale.

Cassius climbed the steps beside me. “The eastern patrol just returned.” I nodded absently. “Anything unusual?” He hesitated. “Nothing dangerous.” That single pause was enough. “But?” “They picked up an unfamiliar wolf scent near the eastern stream.” Every muscle in my body tightened. “Rogue?” Cassius shook his head. “No.” “Then whose?” “They couldn’t tell.” Draven growled low. Alpha. I frowned. “You’re sure?” Cassius nodded. “Very.” An Alpha. Near our borders.

*Starblood Borderlands – Dusk* The air smelled of smoke before anyone saw the flames. Aiden rumbled restlessly inside Ryder’s chest as the wind shifted, carrying the acrid sting of burning pine. Somewhere beyond the ridges, Silver Fang was moving again—bolder now, testing the cracks Alpha Thorne had warned them about.