Ari Bird Novels & Stories

"I'm not sure. I've never seen anything like this before." As I worked, Ava gradually shifted closer to me, until she was pressed against my side. The casual contact sent a jolt through me—this physical closeness I'd been denied for five years. She fit perfectly against me, her small body radiating heat. I wanted to put my arm around her, to pull her close and tell her who I was. Instead, I continued my examination, fighting to maintain professional distance. "Do birds have families?" Ava asked suddenly. "Yes, they do," I replied, carefully extracting a sample of the crystalline substance. "Ravens especially are very social. They mate for life and raise their young together."

♧AVI POV♧ while me and Roshan talking about my cutie pie devansh and ankit entered ankit said "her name is 'suhanisa' her friend that angry bird name is 'ishika' I asked ankit" how you know about both of them"

Pursing her lips, Summer did another search. For a few moments, her eyes moved nimbly, sweeping the screen of her phone. "Sparrows are usually very shy birds. No one can see a sparrow resting or preening its feathers with its beak. They are always wary of humans. If a human approaches, they will quickly fly away. They rarely bond with humans."

She thought that the bird was just a bystander unable to comprehend as well as unable to communicate. "Why didn't you talked to me before?" Brianna voice out her confusion. "You didn't talk to me either." The bird replied. "Right! How am I supposed to know that you can communicate?" Brianna said. "It's not me, it's you Anna. You are the only person who can hear us and communicate with us." The bird declared "You mean to say even the big bird Mama and the two chicks can communicate with me?"she asked. "Yes!" And the reason she took you is to keep you safe."

They stopped abruptly as their gaze moved quickly to Emily. "What is parsley?" Emily asked. Richard sighed, "It's an herb, harmful to avians." "I was only trying to protect you, Em." Rebecca stood up. "By using parsley to make tea for her?" Richard asked in an angry tone. "Wait, we're avians?" Emily asked with a frown. "Yeah, your mother is a phoenix and I'm a raven." Richard stated Her eyes darted from her mother to her father. She couldn't believe they kept this from her for a long time.

Ari explains smoothly while walking up to their table. Kir looks at Ari and smiles sweetly. "Ah, hello again Little Birdie. You said we? So does that mean you are related to Alex in some way?" Kir asks as she stands and moves a chair over for Ari to sit. "Ari Alata Ibrida, half-sister of Alex. Nice to formally meet you." Ari says as she accepts Kir's kind gesture and takes a seat.

' Arina' I yelled after her, but as she descended, I knew I had to follow her. "Bryan" I yelled waving him over to me and gesturing to follow Arina. As we followed behind her I grew anxious wondering what was going on, when both Bryan and I stopped in our tracks at the sight before us. There perched on her arm was a Phoenix. Its feathers were bright and vibrant with a vibrant red crest on its head. Its eyes were a piercing blue, and it seemed to be looking directly at us. We were both mesmerized by the beauty of the creature.

He could hear her giggle, the little snort she made when she found something especially funny. It took only a moment before she replied; a tiny grey bird with a black beak filling his screen along with 'it's so cute'. His phone buzzed once more, another bird taking over the phone, this one bright red with a bulbous forehead. She captioned the photo, Andean Cock-of-the-Rock. A harsh laugh heaved from his chest, his phone flicking toward Billy. Green eyes widened in amusement, the big man doubling over in laughter.

She was re-anchoring herself in the world she had built without him. “What does she do when she wakes?” he asked. The question was ordinary, but his focus on her answer was absolute. Aria was quiet for a few steps. “She asks for a story. Or she brings a book to the window seat. She likes to look for birds.” A faint, almost invisible softness touched her voice. “She names them. The blue jay is ‘Loud Jack.’ The robin is ‘Red Vest.’” Kade absorbed every syllable. He was mapping a territory more vital than any land. “Loud Jack,” he repeated, testing the name. A corner of his mouth lifted, the barest hint of a smile. “I like him.”

She called out into the trees. Ruffling of feathers answered her from somewhere above. Aria craned her neck to look up. The only being was a large, brown, spotted owl staring at her with round golden eyes. It spread its broad wings and floated down to a lower branch. “Why?” The owl asked again. “What?” Aria asked, confused. He wasn’t referring to the rabbit, was he? “Kill.” The owl turned his head upside down and blinked. “I hunger.” She said slowly, then wondered how the bird could understand her… and she him? Never before had she talked with another creature using voices. Except Morgan, of course. And she still hadn’t figured that one out.