Ariel N Aura Kasih Novels & Stories

Carmen awkwardly waves to all the eyes on here. “I also have a special announcement to make that many of you will be excited to hear.” Arienne pauses for a moment before continuing. “The Moon Goddess has decided to bless me with a second chance mate.” Murmurs spread through the crowd. My breath hitched in my lungs. I pick at my cuticles, waiting for his next words. “Please welcome Amikat Sequora, your new Luna to the pack! Amikat, come up here, please.”

Just as it would have been the case with Aurelia herself, although she knew that something irreversible had changed, no one could relieve her comrade-in-arms of this burden. Aurelia put a hand on Pareios' chest and looked at him with affection. Not to pity him, she knew he wouldn't have wanted that. But to show him that he was still here ... with her and how much his survival meant to her. He turned on his side, took her hand and pressed it even tighter against the stone muscles just above his heart. Then he led her to his face and tenderly kissed ankle after the other before mumbling against her skin, "The only thing I couldn't have endured was to die without touching you one last time ..."

She growled, Ariston and Maurice stepped back against the wall, they were petrified. I watched as she took another step forward, Ariston and Maurice were frozen with fear. Aura stood in front of them; the light grew brighter. I thought for sure they were going to meet the same fate Vivian met but, to everyone's astonishment, they dropped to the ground on their hands and knees. "We were wrong, you are the one, Aura. You are the one the Moon Goddess sent. Please spare us, we didn't know." They were both crying like fools.

I stared at her, wondering if she was trying to scare me, but I knew Ariston wouldn't bring me to an unsafe place. I watched her leave again, but after taking some steps, she paused and looked back at me. Her eyes widened like she had just recognised me. “Hold on, are you Luna Aurelia?” I was taken aback by her question, but didn't say a word. “The hot Alpha Aiden's mate?” She continued, I didn't have an option but to give a nod. “Cool.” She immediately brought out her phone and took a video with me. Her sudden change of mood, made me smile.

“They came out of nowhere. Swift. Deadly. We fought back, but they weren’t after all of us. They wanted one thing.” He paused, his gaze steady. “Aurelia.” Knox’s throat clenched. “What happened?” Jay looked away, just for a second. “She held them off. Told us to retreat. Said she could buy us time.” “So what happened?” Knox growled Kai surfacing. “She is dead Knox they killed her”

We sat in comfortable silence for a while, listening to Hayes and Riven discussing supply inventory and Lyra working through her grief in whatever way helped her process the truth about her brother. "Caspian?" Aria said eventually. "Yeah?" "Why did you help me? Even before you knew what we were really fighting against?" It was a good question. One I'd been asking myself for weeks. "Honestly? I don't know. Something about you just... felt right." "Felt right how?" "Like you belonged. Not at the Academy specifically, but in the fight. Like you were supposed to be there, challenging things, making people question assumptions they'd never examined."

In front of everyone. “This is Aria,” he said, voice like thunder. “My mate. Mother of my heir.” Gasps. Growls. “She’s wolfless,” Luna Mother said. “The daughter of traitors. She’s nothing.” Kieran’s aura exploded. Trees bent. Wolves dropped to their knees, gasping. Even I felt it, pressing on my lungs. “She’s _mine_,” he roared. “And anyone who calls her nothing will answer to me.” Silence.

Unwanted for twenty-two years Married and ignored for two years Switched at birth with her father's mistress's daughter, after her death, Aria was brought back to her real parents, only to become an unwanted adopted daughter in her own home. Maltreated and yearned to be loved, she endured in silence. When her family forces her into a business marriage, she accidentally finds out the truth about her identity; she escapes and falls into the hands of Dave Liam, a cold businessman who has stopped believing in love and the man she has secretly loved since college. Their contract marriage gives Aria a way out. Being his wife feels like a dream she is afraid to touch, but their marriage remains

she paused, searching for words — “I saw how good you are. You’re kind, Dave. You make people feel safe.” She laughed softly, a little surprised by the confession even as she said it. “I gave myself a chance to one of your best friend, and I— I never regretted it. The truth is… Carl is like you I can’t bear to be without him for a second. I’m in love. Dave blinked. “In love… with who?” Ariel’s chest lifted, an involuntary smile brightening her face as she looked up at the sky, as if naming the stars might steady her courage. “With Carl. He makes me feel alive. I trust him. My heart—” She stopped. The courtyard felt suddenly very quiet.

I felt exasperated and hopeless. "It is quite a good move to cut it, Since males will swarm on you non-stop if they know that you are a female," Aja said while smiling at me kindly. "It is. Truthfully. By the way. We initially wanted to seek information about the Immortals. Specifically, the god named Sephtis and the twin goddesses named Ayla and Arie. Do you happen to know who they are?" Lowell asked politely while getting straight to the point.