Alice Masquerade Novels & Stories

They had emergency communicators. Alex wasn't checking the time. He was pressing the emergency signal. My heartbeat steadied just a little. Good. Someone would know. Hopefully. Just then Alice raised her hand. "I have to go to the bathroom." She said it loudly. Very loudly. The masked man frowned. "No." "I really have to go!" Rose immediately joined in. "Me too!" The masked man sighed impatiently. "You'll wait." Alice stamped her foot. "I can't!" "If I have an accident in your car..."

The lady trembled and held his hand. "No, Alpha, please," she cried. "I was paid to disguise myself as Luna Susan." Marcus wore a smirk, looking at me, and I smiled. "Then take it off," he ordered. The lady slowly pulled it off her ear and removed the mask. Finally, we saw her face. She was an Omega. "Put off the gown, and burn it," he said. "Return to me with the ashes." The lady nodded, and Marcus continued. "Only then will I let you know your punishment,"

I could hear Ava’s loud laughter from her place near the back of the line, obviously wanting to be the last girl in because she thought that would make the best impression. I wore a mask that covered the upper half of my face, beaded in the same crystal material as the borrowed dress I wore. I was glad that all of us girls did wear masks, as it was a masquerade ball. I didn’t want Alpha Elijah to recognize me immediately, especially when his impression of me had been less than favorable. After all, he was the judge of this beauty contest, and I had my sights set on winning that prize money. The prize money would allow me to pay off my debt, maybe even hire a private investigator to search fo

Amelia paced back and forth in front of me, her eyes darting around the room. "Trust me, this masked party won't be like any other you've been to. You'll have a great time, I promise," she said, grabbing my hand. I hesitated, still feeling raw and hurt from my recent break-up with Jonathan. I had no desire to go out and socialize, but Amelia was insistent. "I don't know, Amelia. I'm not really in the mood for a party right now," I said, trying to pull my hand away.

Daimon commented, looking at the way Keisha put on her makeup. "Isn't this your goal? To look as if you tortured me to death," she responded with her eyebrows raised. They plan to execute a fake death, just like what the mafia boss did, to make Ellaine believe her command was followed and Keisha already received her end. "I guess now I know what I'd look like if I ever die a faith like this," she commented with a scoff. Her face looked as if it was filled with bruises and cuts. She was wearing a spaghetti-strapped tank top and fairly short shorts that showed a lot of her skin.

She knew there was no way out of it. As a last attempt, she went to the hospital to see Mariana. Alice lied that she was Alice McDraw since she knew McDraw was Liliana’s assistant. She was allowed inside the ward and saw Mariana lost in thought. Alice turned to Mariana and asked, “How do you feel, Miss Jacobsen? Is the baby alright?” Mariana frowned at the woman, “How did you get in here?” Mariana was in no mood to entertain her and called for her maid, “Lily?”

What if this woman was only pretending Caroline to fool us? “Margarette, I know you're wondering about her. But that's the truth. Caroline is alive and I was the one who found her running in the forest. I can't also believe and at first, I don't want to believe her but Caroline explained everything to me,” Alpha Raven said, but I just grit my teeth. “This woman is maybe fooling us. She is a witch. Caroline was already dead. I will never allow them to use my wolf friend to fool us!” I screamed and was about to attack her when Caroline cried.

she asked, her voice steady despite the confusion and growing concern swirling in her mind. A smile spread across Alice's face that was completely different from any expression she had worn before. It was the smile of someone who knew they had found the leverage they were looking for, the exact pressure point that would cause maximum damage. Her dark eyes glittered with malicious satisfaction as she watched Deborah's confused expression. "I see your precious Liam left out the most important detail about his family," Alice said, drawing out each word with deliberate slowness to maximize the impact. "How interesting that he brought you all the way here without telling you the truth about who h

I give her a proud grin and motion my head for her to keep going. She shifts around on the couch again. “The truth is, my father had put a spell on me when I was a child to make everyone think I’m actually an alpha when, in reality, I’m an omega girl.” Gasps ring out through the phone, but they remain quiet.

“I’m tired of being the fire. I want to be the storm.” He stepped beside her. “Then make sure you don’t drown everyone else trying to prove you can flood.” She glanced at him. “I won’t ask you to follow me into this.” He leaned in. “You didn’t have to.” An hour before the gala, Camellia traced a digital breadcrumb from the failed node access. It led her to Marissa's temporary badge… active inside the gala. Camellia whispered to Alia, “She’s here. In disguise.” Alia handed her a discreet comm.