Alice In Wonderland Twist Novels & Stories

Tiberius shuddered. “I can’t blame you. Do I even want to know what Melania was doing to you? And Katrina, you have to tell me everything about getting your magic. Like I want vivid details. But right now, I’ll settle for the short version. I have plans.” André grinned, winking. “Making a long story short, ever read Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass? Picture that but darker, creepier, and you’re Alice. It was a trip I never want to take again.” Tiberius shuddered again, wrapping his arms around himself.

He remembered Alice’s dramatic glare when she swore she’d protect him. He clenched his fists. “I’ll be strong,” he said finally. Alice smiled, brushing a strand of damp hair from her forehead. “I know you will. You’re my little wolf, after all.” “ We are twins Alice! The same age.” He said pouting. “I know, but I feel older.” She answered. The next day brought more intensity. The witches had set up a new obstacle course walls, swinging pendulums, shifting platforms, and energy barriers that tested not just skill, but intuition.

N/B: This is a different book. A standalone in the Wickedly universe. It's been months since Freya Adams died. Everyone thinks it's an accident, but Allison Adams knows better. Freya was her sister, and they were close. So, so close. When the Adams family tries to get Allison to marry Paul Debarcio in Freya's place, Allison is scared and tries to escape. Paul killed Freya, and he would kill her too, because she knows too much about his crimes.

Alice interrupted when she could not bear the exasperating fight anymore. She was feeling the way she felt when she watched the Fantastic Four movies—dreadful. However, despite her sudden interruption, the two seemed to be in their own quarrel bubble, whispers after whispers about adjustment and arrangements. Alice decided to excuse herself to the washroom to get away from the two. When she was done washing her hands, Alice was about to leave the washroom when a monster, also known as Candice, entered. Alice knew that the universe hated her, but due to the recent events, she proved that it hated her even more.

“That thing where you scrunch your nose when you lie.” She touched her nose. “I do not.” “You absolutely do.” “Have not.” “Alicia you followed me to a restaurant and watched me through the window. Just admit it.” “I did not watch through the window.” “So you did follow me.” “That’s not… I didn’t… stop twisting my words.” “I’m not twisting anything.“ They were silent for a while and then she said; “I should go.” “Wait.” “No. I came for my scarf. I got it. I’m leaving.”

Alice asked innocently. Willow could only scoff, her dark eyes glinting as the sun rose from behind the horizon. “Oh, you have no idea. She is about to do a lot more than just find out about the people behind this. She is going to change the tapestry of Logans forever.” “Yay, mommy is the best,” Alice giggled, jumping on her legs. “Shh,” Willow had a big grin on her face as she scooped Alice into her arms and looked at her with a bit of a serious expression. “You remember why we are here, right?”

I teased as he climbed the stairs. He chuckled softly and pulled me closer, pressing a quick kiss to my lips. My eyes were still covered, and my heart skipped a beat at his sudden gesture. Well, it was a genuine question. After bombarding him with a few more playful inquiries, I felt my feet touch the floor again. "Wait," he said, stopping me as I reached to uncover my eyes. He turned me gently and untied the blindfold himself. I blinked a few times to adjust and gasped at the sight before me. A beautiful path of flower petals led to a stunning white decor adorned with twinkling lights.

Her thoughts were disturbed by an exasperated Mbali who had been waving her hand in her face to catch her attention unsuccessfully. “Hello Alice come back from wonderland!” She popped her eyes at her, realizing they had ended at the venue and the only thing keeping them from going in was her and her thoughts. “Well, let's go.” “Weirdo, what the hell you been lost in anyway?” She shook her head. Sino decided not to tell her anything, it was embarrassing enough to her that she was thinking about a man she didn't know at all, having to tell someone else was not an option.

I didn't trust Selene and was waiting for her heart to spike showing she had been lying, but it didn't. “Celeste doesn't have a wolf,” I finally spoke. “Are you so sure, Alpha?” Selene asked. “How dare you question me?!” I retorted. “What if I show you?” Selene asked. I knew something wrong was going to happen, but I couldn't tell what. “It's pointless,” I answered. “No, it isn't,” Selene said and raised her hand. The second she glitched her hand, Celeste helped. I stood from my seat, yelling