All Might Young Novels & Stories

“You came.” Daya said surprisingly as I walked into the dining room. The table was so scanty that I could count how many there was. Two minus me and Daya. “Aren't there like sixteen people in the house?” “Most of the guards prefer to eat outside and most of the maids eat in their rooms. It's only me, little axel and Gloria.” I looked at the two little toddlers surprisingly. “Why? Are those kids yours?” Daya cheeks turned pink and she blinked shyly. “No way! I'm still a virgin waiting on my special someone.”

“Come on back.” Emily followed him, once again admiring how young and handsome he was. When she’d first seen him in the courtroom, she’d almost demanded to know how old he was because he seemed too young to know what he was doing. She’d been afraid he wasn’t really a lawyer but instead some intern practicing on her poor brother. But, no, according to everything she’d found online, Phineas Younger, J.D., was as much a lawyer as she was a broke waitress and former model. He’d graduated at the top of his class from the University of Oregon, and he’d been working as a public defender since he’d passed the bar.

With another person. Molly vouched to give her children the privilege to make decisions when they are young. The fact that 'tonight they are young' doesn't mean she would not grow. The only problem was that they had to live that state of their life once, and once it's over, everything they had ever work would perish.

I smiled and quietly replied, “Yeah... I mean it’s been a long time. A lot can change in six years.” “It hasn’t changed too much, promise. I mean a few things are different... like leadership.. and we now train everyday. Also, we’re are no longer allowed to use our special abilities because of some witch mumbo-jumbo a few years back.” I stared wide-eyed as he spoke. “Witches?” I asked incredulously. Nobody had even seen any for over a decade. We’d believed them to all be extinct. As far as special abilities went, well, select few werewolves had them. Some could bend fire, others water. Some could read minds, and even move objects with their own. Nobody in my family had any special abilities.

The cafeteria was almost empty as many students didn't come from their hometowns as there were two more days for the new semester to start. Nabi has arrived early as her mother didn't encourage her vampire fantasy. She insisted Ian come along with her and lie that they had some additional work as they were in the last year. Since she was afraid that her mother might call Hana, she called Hana's mother to send her daughter, convincing her that it was the best time for Hana to socialize with others as they didn't have assignments to work on then. That was her crazy and madness for vampires.

"Liv, I was wrong. Maybe I had selfish motives in the beginning, but my feelings during these three years were real. I truly fell in love with you. "Tessa secretly interfered with the fertility samples. I found out afterward, but I was afraid you would be angry, so I didn't stop it. I never meant for any of this to happen. Believe me. "My allergy is real too. I've been sensitive to women's bodily fluids since childhood, just not as severely as I claimed. With you, witnessing what happened in that factory left a psychological block that made the reaction worse. But the doctor says I'm improving. Once I lower my defenses around the woman I genuinely love, I'll never react to her again. You're

Reed and the others gradually arrived, and the atmosphere was perfect. "Angus, I heard you divorced Susan. Congratulations!" one of them said. "I knew there was something off about her from the start, but out of respect for you, I never said anything!" another chimed in. "Exactly! There are plenty of fish in the sea, there's no need to cling to one flower. Why bother with a woman like that? We'll introduce you to better ones!" someone else added. "Now, now, let's not fight over this!" joked Mr. Holt, a business partner. "I've got a daughter. She's 23 and freshly graduated. I'm sure she'd make a great partner for Angus."

"Thank you, Faith. I don't know what I'd do without you. "Are you guys crying?" Mary's voice startled Jodie. She forgot it was time for her little sister to get home. Jodie wiped her tears and turned to Mary with a smile. "No, we're not crying. It's just allergies," she joked. Mary rolled her eyes. "Sure, allergies in the middle of summer. You are crying about dying again, aren't you? I told you a hundred times, Jodie. You aren't going to die. You are too crazy to die any time soon."

"I also saw Gabriel and a group of youngies." "Did you find all the answers you were seeking?" she asks. "No," I reply honestly. There's still a lot I need to know. "Who are youngies?" She sighs and stares at me. "Every werewolf was once a youngie." She takes my pinkie finger threads hers with it. "A youngie is a werewolf that has just attained his or her transformation powers. Just like you.""Everyone became a youngie at the age of eighteen?" She nods. "Zara told me they'll help me discover my powers. What does she mean?"

She pointed at the computer and said sarcastically, "Oh dear, I thought something this expensive was a gift from Rachel to her fiancé. Turns out, a pretty boy like you snatched it for yourself." Rachel frowned slightly. "Him? He didn't even graduate from high school. Does he even know what a computer is? Logan is preparing for postgraduate entrance exams and has to tutor me in a foreign language, so he needs this computer even more." Logan looked down to meet her gaze, his eyes filled with undisguised affection. Mary keenly sensed something. She opened her mouth but seemed to realize that it was inappropriate. She turned to me, urging me to speak with the look in her eyes.