Ao Haru Ride Second Season Novels & Stories

The mysterious Yin-Yang Technique of the Island Nations meant nothing to Harvey! Despair crept up in Soraru’s mind. Harvey had terrified him, and he wasn’t confident in the Yin-Yang Technique at all… Harvey ignored Soraru and looked outside the shrine. For a moment, a strong aura appeared. Someone wanted to take action, but stopped in the end. Harvey then looked back at Soraru, smiling coldly. … Half an hour later, on the road back. Mandy slowly woke up, leaning on the Toyota Prado’s seat.

CaLm dOwN mA' dAuGhTeR x2! "The car is here, I guess we have to kill our ride. Get it? Get it?" Haru said, emphasizing on the word ride. Kill the car or his joke? Or both. "Don't talk to me, my expensive butt says no." I said and he tried to hide his snicker. "O-Okay, araso."

Haru sets his fork down—meets her eyes. **Haru:** “Honest? I want to master the sunrise. Like Seras. Not for fame—just… to protect people. The way she did. The way we did yesterday. But I don’t want it to be alone.” He reaches across—takes her hand. **Haru:** “I want you there. Wherever that is. College—maybe Storm Academy if Celeste lets me in. Or here, building something. Pack and fire. Earth and sunrise. Together.”

Steel met fire—and fire won. The explosion of light threw him back across the platform, where he landed in a heap, groaning but conscious. Ryu moved in a blink, pressing a clawed foot against Harry’s chest, holding him down. “It’s over,” Ryu growled, low and final. Harry spat blood, laughing weakly. “Over? This… is just the beginning. You don’t even know what you’ve started.” I stepped closer, my voice steady and cold. “Then we’ll finish it. Together.”

I just shook my head and felt slightly embarrassed when I recognized who the driver was. "Did I surprise you?" Haria's smile almost reached her ears and it was obvious that she was holding back from laughing out loud after she took off her helmet. "Isn't it obvious? I even jumped a little because I was surprised," I answered her, although I was still a little embarrassed because of my reaction earlier which definitely caught her attention. "Do you want a ride?" Haria offered while still smiling and holding back from bursting into laughter.

Harah's grip on her hand tightened causing Haruko to hurt. "Ouch, Mama. It hurts," Haruko moaned. Harah loosened her grip. "Sorry, son. Your Papa is no longer with us. Because he has another woman. And none other than Aryah," Harah said fatly. Harah's blood was already boiling, she tried to hold it back. Haruko was stunned and the three of them met their eyebrows. "That witch again?!" Nikolai shouted angrily. "That little girl was never taken!" Kenji said.

But unlike the Eros that Arthur had, Haru is treasuring and filial type of love and longing. “She is as beautiful as what I remember of her.” Standing under the Sakura tree by which gentle wind is blowing a young maiden’s light to dark purple umbra colored hair that resembles the clear night sky. Arthur is stunned as their eyes met and her voice echoes. “Who are you?” Both Haru and Farah are taken by the meeting of the shard and equivalent existence of their parents into this world and book. Though they are too prideful to not admit anything. The longing is too strong that they are having a hard time to control themselves not to interfere.

“Let it be a surprise.” He narrowed his eyes. “You’re acting weird. What, being bonded to me knocked something loose in your brain?” Maybe. Or maybe I was just relieved to see him breathing again. “I think you’re the best Alpha in the world,” I said. “Anyone who ends up with you will be lucky.” He scoffed and turned away. But if I didn’t know better, I’d say he looked flustered. Nearby, a young couple chattered excitedly. “There’s a rare meteor shower tonight! They say if you watch it with your mate, your bond will last forever!”

Keith inquired. Haru's expression abruptly changed. "Nido to Kare ni tsuite hanasanaide kudasai?" Haru stated solemnly, as he warned Keith not to bring it up anymore. "But your face is all red, and it appears you were crying earlier," Keith said, frowning as well. Keith pretended he hadn't heard what Haru had just said. He was well aware that Haru despised discussing his ex. And if he should prolong it and keep asking questions, this conversation will turn into a fight.

Haru honked twice before we slowly drove away. Rain poured mildly once as we crossed the bridge from the city to the suburbs. Faint jazz music played all throughout the car as raindrops glided slowly down the window. As we drove away from the dazzling lights of the city, the only thing that enlightened our way were lit streetlights. “Have a lot on your mind, Miss Ryuk?” Haru suddenly spoke. I turned to his direction and saw his eyes through the rearview mirror. I smiled gently and sighed. “I always have a lot on my mind, Haru. It’s like I never get any time to rest my brain,” I replied.