Ara Ara Anime Novels & Stories

he said and got up at once to run toward the river. Snow and we followed him at once. Something had been discovered. “What's the matter?” asked Snow. “Ara couldn't say anything until the right species told you the truth, or so he told me, but now he can tell us what's really going on,” said George. “Who is Ara?” asked Snow and I smiled. “She's my mate; she's a siren and she's an amazing woman; I know my mom will love her,” he said with a smile. He looked happy, so when we got to the river, he just put his hand in the water and Ara, a mermaid with pale skin and blonde hair, came out of the water.

“You’re going up there, not me.” “Fine. But if I don’t come back, avenge my death. Or at least burn the house down.” Aria grinned wickedly, leaning against the counter as she watched Kade turn toward the hallway. “Don’t worry,” she called after him, voice syrupy sweet, “if the spider gets you, I’ll give you a proper cowboy send-off. Somethin’ with horses, hay bales, and a dramatic sunset. Maybe even play ‘Dust in the Wind.’ Real honorable.”

Aria always did that—always said please and thank you, always made eye contact, always treated people like they mattered. Aria had pulled out her notebook, probably working on homework during lunch. I could see her biting her lip in concentration, the way she always did when she was focused. Her pencil moved across the page, and even from here, I could see the little doodles in the margins—stars and flowers, delicate and careful. "Seriously, what are you staring at?" Ryan asked, following my gaze. "Oh. The fat girl. Dude, why do you keep—" "Don't," I said sharply, my voice low and dangerous. "Don't call her that."

I looked away, trying to focus on the flickering candlelight. "Do you like what you see, Rune?" I was startled to hear a voice from the corner and turned to find Yara, the pack's wise healer, watching me with a knowing, almost motherly smile. "What can I do for you, Yara?" I asked, my tone sharper than I intended, irritated that she had caught me staring after my second-in-command. "Carmen is a beautiful woman," Yara noted, stepping into the light. "Strong, determined, and fiercely loyal to you. Are you truly certain you wouldn't rather have her than this 'Sara' girl from the Twilight Zone? A ghost from a dead pack?"

Without another word, Arzia took the lead, determination fueling his every step. Meanwhile, miles away, Ara clutched her chest as a sharp pain tore through her. A cry of agony escaped her lips as her eyes flashed an unnatural shade of blue—glowing like the depths of the ocean. “My lady! Are you alright?” The servant carrying her on horseback turned, alarmed by her sudden distress. Ara’s breath was shallow, her body trembling. She tried to speak, but only one word escaped before the world around her faded into darkness. “Sebastian…”

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Ara is always a jealous type even Freya, Laura, and Eden mad at her because she wants to have me by herself. I took a deep sigh and rolled my to the left side as my eyes gaze at a peach shade wall of my cabin. I heard soft moans on the other side of my room. I don't know who are they but I am kinda turned on while listening to them. This little thing of mine is becoming tighter again inside my play black boxer. My mind was filled with fantasies again when I realize that Ara is still on the phone. " Ahm, where are we, horny babe?", I asked her.

Ana was shocked to see Ara's eyes swollen from crying too much. "What's wrong with you?" he asked again while looking at Ara. Ara just shook her head without wanting to answer Ana's question, she couldn't tell Ana what happened to her. Ana tried to understand her friend by not asking any more questions, "Okay, I'll go there first, maybe you need some time alone." Ara passed the first exam with ease, completing all the questions. Rey, who was overseeing the exam, was surprised to see Ara submit her answers thirty minutes before the deadline.

However, the two of us were taken aback upon seeing a dashing figure pass by us. It was Ari. I instinctively shoved the tonic I was holding at Lowell to follow Ari, but she was too fast. Lowell managed to catch up to me, being agile since he is a wolf. We followed Ari, trying to call her name. She didn't look back and went straight to the hall. We saw how Macan tried to keep tackling everyone, including Ari, before he started to vomit blood after eating the flower that Tora was holding. I was stunned because my chest hurt due to Ari's unstable emotions.

_Selene's POV_ The next morning, I was already in a bad mood. For days, everyone in the pack had spoken about the same thing. Aria's disappearance had somehow become the center of every conversation. Warriors discussed search routes. Elders discussed possibilities. Servants whispered theories whenever they thought nobody was listening. I was completely tired of it. No matter where I went, somebody always found a way to bring her up. I stood near the large windows of my father's study and watched several warriors crossing the courtyard below. Even now, another search party was preparing to leave.