Arielle And Vinson Novel Free Novels & Stories

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"She's fine. The gown is designed with a thermal resistor that regulates heat, so she is fairly warm in it, isn't that right, Vinca?" Vinca smiled and nodded, causing streaks of anger to course through Shanice's veins. "This bitch, just wait till I find a way of dealing with you" she was seething! "Frost, it's so good to see you. How have you been?" He turned at the voice to see Mr. V and next to him, the last person on earth that he wanted to meet, his aura turning cold suddenly. Vinca found her hand harshly squeezed and almost winced in pain.

My eyes are glued shut thanks to the mixture of tears and chlorine so I don't know exactly who pulled me out but the faint jumble of voices tells me that I am still alive. I feel painful compressions on my chest and I turn over to cough out the water, throwing up in the process. I have never been more humiliated, the pool should have killed me when it had the chance. I force my eyes open and see Hestia breath a sigh of relief, tears of her own leaving streaks on her cheeks. She takes me into her arms, "My God, Violet, I'm so glad you're okay." "You're," My voice croaks, "You're glad I'm okay?"

Arielle Kael was the one who found the second book. It was tucked behind a loose board like someone hid it there on purpose. The cover was dark blue and the corners were bent like whoever used it kept holding it too tight. He opened it slowly and I stood beside him, trying not to shake because my nerves were all over the place. “Arielle!” he said. “Come look at this.” I moved closer and the second I saw the page he was pointing at my whole body went still.

Lydia moved to block her again—stupidly brave or just stupid—but Yvonne shoved the gun under her chin. "Move," Yvonne said softly. "Or I paint the ceiling with you." Lydia stepped aside. Arielle didn't look back as they walked out. The front door slammed behind them like a gunshot. In the car, Yvonne floored it before Arielle even buckled up. "You okay?" Yvonne asked, glancing over. Arielle stared out the window. "No. But I will be." “I'm so sorry, those people treated you like shit. No one deserves to go through that.” She whispered softly and Arielle just nodded. Feeling too weak to even speak about it.

Gabriel's POV Damn it. If I had known what Jennie wanted to talk about, I wouldn't have answered that phonecall. No. That wasn't Jennie. When I got back to the beach house, Arielle was already standing outside with her clutch in hand. "I thought you weren't coming back," she said, her gaze fixed on the ground. "I made a promise," I said. "Well, I'm tired. I'm done for the night." She tightened her grip on her clutch. "I want to go home. I was about to call—"

Her smile glimmered against the wine—beautiful, deceptive, poisonous. Aria Vale, enjoy your sweet little dream while it lasts. Soon, you’ll be ruined—thrown out of the Cross mansion, despised by all of Meridian City.

There had been a little trouble last night, a fight of some kind outside the cabin, none of us could really work out what was said, they were too far away but the girls had fun this morning making up stories. Leah, Tori and Hannah had all been bought. Marissa, Kerry and Charlotte had been brought in to replace them, only Charlotte died in the first twelve hours, some sort of medical condition. Kerry, the girl with the big mouth, shut up instantly when the door opened and one of the men entered looking seriously pissed off and deciding to take that anger out on the first thing he came across. Me. I fought my instinct and relaxed my muscles knowing it would hurt much less as hi boot connected

She has a phobia for height. She clenched her fist on his collar and closed her eyes tight that she never noticed when they got down. "Open your eyes." he said in a deep, commanding voice. She slowly opened her eyes and met with his pair of misty grey orbs. 'Oh my.' a voice spoke in her head. Alex dropped her down and looked at the city some distance away from them. They were only surrounded with few houses. Rielle brought out two veils from her pouch and gave the black one to Alex while she took the red.

“What… is happening to me?” The heat surged again. This time stronger. Her body trembled violently. A low sound escaped her throat. Half gasp. Half growl. Aria froze. Her eyes widened. That sound hadn’t sounded human. The heat inside her chest suddenly exploded outward like fire rushing through her veins. Pain shot through her bones. Aria collapsed to her knees. Her fingers dug into the frozen ground as her body shook. Her heartbeat thundered in her ears. “What is this?” she gasped.