Arc Reader Novels & Stories

After the meeting ended, Archer received Aria's message. He opened it to find a photo of several shopping bags piled on a cart. Why had she bought so much? Before Archer could ask, Aria had already sent another message. Aria: Are you busy, Archer? Aria: I bought too many things and can't get home. Could you come pick me up? QWQ After sending this message, she also sent a crying rabbit emoji.

Who knows what she might find. Mabel shakes her head. “No way. He wouldn’t own creepy stuff like this.” It bothers me only slightly that Mabel is pretending she knows what Ren’s taste is like. That she is pretending to know him at all. However, I don’t let it rise to the surface. From what I know about Ren, she is probably right. This stuff doesn’t remind me him at all. Lila picks up a strange piece of paper from another stand at the other end of the room. Paper in one hand, a leather bound diary in the other.

It was more than one man could handle on his own. Sitting on her sofa was calming, and for a moment, Aaron leaned his head back and relaxed, something he seldom had a chance to do, particularly since Christian had perfected and installed his Intelligence Assistance Communicators in everyone’s eyes. Now, any Hunter or Guardian in the world could reach him (or anyone else) at any time. While it was great during a battle or for planning, it made turning work off nearly impossible, even with the addition of an Off button, which Aaron never felt comfortable using.

He stood there for some minutes staring at her before nodding his head, Hola glanced at him then Celesta, and after that, he left with her friends. “Archer, why did you lie to her” I whispered but he ignored me then we left the forest. Hours later, we got to Archer’s Mansion and we both sat down in the living room. We were all having some conversation when Archer’s mother showed up. “Mom,” Archer called. “You guys are here already. Archer, I thought you said you wanna spend the day with Adrian and Celesta” " his mother said, climbing the stairs down. “Mother, I don’t have time for that. Ryker challenged me today so I need to compete with him tomorrow because the elders are gonna choose the p

he added joyfully while the driver stood there watching them and he could not help but smile at the two of them . “ so what do you want to do?” “ anything, as far as you are by my side” “ okay then, we will stop and get some ice creams and I will help you with your home work and after that, we play a game. What do you think?” Aurora asked as she placed her hands on her waist. “ superb” little Liam nodded. “Let’s get going then” she added and he clasped her hand over his. Just as they were about to enter the car, her phone beeped and she rolled her eyes seeing the name.

The mountain itself seemed to be waking to the intrusion, groaning under the weight of so many unwelcome footsteps. Caleb muttered darkly, “I officially miss normal wars.” Aria stepped toward the center of the platform. The moment she crossed the outer ring of symbols, the entire chamber reacted. Light surged through the carvings beneath her feet, racing along ancient lines like living fire. The underground river surrounding the platform began glowing brighter, illuminating the cavern in pale white-blue light that reflected off the crystalline walls. Then the mark on Aria’s wrist ignited. Ryan felt the impact of it through the bond immediately: a wave of heat, raw power, and crushing pressur

Arc As the group left, Arc moved to sit on the blanket, his eyes scanning the beautifully arranged picnic scene. The attention to detail was impressive, with delicate sandwiches, colorful fruit, and an assortment of sweet treats laid out on a vibrant blanket. The whole setup was a testament to the group's thoughtfulness and effort.

what was going on? “I will always come back sweetie,” Aranife assured Aracely stared at her with so much emotion and replied as her bottom.lip wobbled. “and what if you don't?” Aracely cried. Aramide couldn't do this. ....... "You should keep it, so that if anything happens to me, you will look at those initials and remember me. A stands for Aramide, and The other A, stands for Aracely!" Aracely smiled brightly as she informed her mother, and Aramide had to stop herself from crying right there, her daughter was literally saying good bye to her, Instead. Aramide wiped her tears and took of the neck lace once again.she picked up the small bat in room and conveniently broke it into two.

“The one that Auria has not read yet.” River looked down to the ground for a moment and reminiscence from the day Auria arrived that night, shaking and terrified. Concern and panic immediately took over her body and she quickly tended to the actress while Azrick was explaining the situation to her. “No, I did not notice anything. I was so worried about her that I did not bother searching her things that night, or even the smallest details. All that I cared about at that time was to calm her down.” She heard a ‘tsk’ from Azrick and that triggered her to ask the question “Why? What was inside that letter?”

Kade watched her hands, narrowing his eyes, already suspicious she was stacking the deck. First round, Aria came out swinging—dropping a Reverse, a Skip, then slamming a bright red Draw Two onto the pile like a mic drop. “Ohhh, someone’s feeling bold,” Kade muttered, dragging two cards from the draw pile, shaking his head. “You’ve been waiting years for this moment, haven’t you?” “Damn right I have,” she smirked, crossing her legs beneath her and leaning forward, elbows on knees, eyes locked on him. “You’re in my arena now, cowboy.”