Amari And The Great Game Novels & Stories

Anderson asked Adam silently and Adam shook his head 'no' while still looking at the woman that was floating in the air. "I was saving this form for your destruction," Amaris opened his eyes which were no longer bright as icicles but were a chilling purple colour. Amaris raised her arms and trees were suddenly on fire. Soon ash was flying through the air and choking everyone and the heat became unbearable as more trees caught the fire. Jaxon rushed to protect Anabelle from any flames. Amaris only looked at the chaos with a smile, it was her masterpiece. "Let me not forget the first thing to tick off my list," Amaris raised his hand and a bright energy formed in the palm of her hand and it sl

I am furious at his audacity but when I open my mouth to correct him I have to grab the nearby trash can just as I start vomiting. Great, I thought to myself, the last thing I need is the flu or some weird stomach bug. I decide to keep up the Blaze ruse, but even after a day of very great acting, it has no effect on Drake. The strong alpha acts as if he is not even the least bit jealous. Overall the party was a lot of fun though, with plenty of food, dancing, and swimming. Everyone seemed to believe Blaze and I were a couple except for the alpha, Drake seemed completely unconcerned. After all the party guests have gone, Blaze and I snuggle on the couch and watch movies. He really is my bes

Amari was 18 and the new guy, an aristocrat who was years older than him. Asked him for a battle. It was when she didn't hesitate to agree, that's the latter regretted. That day she defeated Hezekiah in battle. The ones who watch wouldn't even call it one. Just a woman beating a muscled guy down. But Hezekiah won't let his pride just be stepped just like that ad that is the thing that Amari didn't realize. She had made an enemy, an aristocrat. All that she was glad for was that she had been hiding her full identity. No one knew she was the daughter of the bookshop owner in the capital,

' Teresa wouldn't run away maybe she's trying to find a way to defeat this Daemon too. “ I will go first. When I want you to attack at the same time, I will give you a signal. I will whistle and once you hear it attack at the same time by using your most powerful attack,” Amaria explained. Dove and Elex nodded and said, “ Alright, let's do this, ” Amaria jumped out of their hiding place and ran past the Daemon boar, screaming, “ Come get me if you can! ” The Daemon boar growled aggressively and chased after her.

"Amara is a child playing at business, Adrian. She was a mouse we plucked from a dusty warehouse. She doesn't have the stomach for a real fight." "That mouse is currently suing for the return of her father’s assets," Adrian countered, his voice maddeningly level. "And she’s doing it with the kind of precision that suggests she spent her months at Moore Crest doing more than just staring at the wallpaper. She studied Gideon’s books. She knows how we operate."

I ask cautiously. Amara speaks up, surprising all of us since she hasn’t really said anything after the introductions. “Play your favorite song,” she says. I was not expecting that request, but easy enough. I adjust my guitar and start playing “Lucky” by Seven Mary Three. It was never really a well-known song, but the lyrics speak to me. I sing and play the song, lost in the feeling of the melody, oftentimes I end up playing and singing with my eyes closed. When I finish, I look up to find Amara in tears. Everyone looks at her and she quickly wipes her face, she struggles to get up, but once she is she makes quick use of the cane to get back to her room. I have no idea what happened or what

I'm about to puke. I just smiled out of will. "You're right." When my hand reached the button for feeding a human to the shark, something happened. I was shown a group of people confined in a luxurious room enjoying the food and drinks available. Some of them were infiltrating the counters, robbing cash. Suddenly, when one left the room, he was captured through a sound-proofed capsule. "What the fuck is this!" he murmured before he soaked in water. I covered my mouth as he aggressively got eaten by Yaeri.

I wanted to keep the secret of the mate bond a little longer, so it wouldn’t be tainted by others' thoughts and feelings, so I provided a half-truth instead. “I don’t know if you know this but my dad lost his fucking mind and decided to hold a game which he calls ‘The Mating Game’ where Miles and Orion have been competing for my hand in marriage. They had to come back for this meeting with you so they brought me along to meet the pack since I’m going to be a wife to one of them.” “More like both,” Lex purred with a sultry snicker. “Don’t get me started with you. We will discuss what just happened later,” I shot back my reprimand.

My breath hitched. "Ari!" Malakai didn't hesitate. He threw his massive body directly into my space, his large frame acting as an absolute shield between me and the incoming trajectory. BANG. A sharp, wet sound cut through the chaos. Malakai let out a low, guttural grunt as a high-caliber round tore straight through the meat of his upper left arm. The force of the impact spun him around, his blood instantly spraying across the white concrete wall like a graphic, violent painting.

My heart skipped a beat when he put his hands on the wall and leaned close to me, ripping my strength to replace it with his intoxication. "Miss Beth." He whispered huskily, completing his sentence, moving his face so close to mine. I shuddered as I could feel his malicious plans under my fingernails, stirring my mind. "What game?" I asked in a whisper, not liking this at all but his offer was too good to resist. He let out a low yet dark chuckle and moved to my neck and spoke up in a whisper, "For the next ten minutes, I will seduce you and if the word 'Please' escaped your lips. You lose."