Arlo Unordinary Novels & Stories

I bid goodbye to them and made my way towards my car. As I entered my home, I felt unusual chaos. My eyes went wide as I saw Anabia in a white wedding gown. Sarah and Hadi were squealing and taking her pictures. There was no doubt she was the favorite of Sarah and Hadi Who the heck wears a wedding gown at home. I cleared my throat to make them aware of my presence. They all stopped and Anabia cheeks turned crimson red. Dang...she was blushing...lol but why but she was breathtaking...lol no.. why I'm thinking about her.

Maplewood was a neighborhood stitched together by ancient oaks and the quiet hum of suburban life, where secrets were as common as hydrangeas in June. It was here, on a street that smelled like coffee that Lisa Chen first saw Greyson Vale. The encounter happened on a Tuesday, under a sky bruised purple with the promise of rain. Lisa was wrestling a rebellious grocery bag, its plastic handle biting into her palm, when she turned the corner and collided—not physically, but with the full, disorienting force of his presence— a man who seemed carved from the very storm clouds gathering overhead.

But because of his cold and aloof personality, nobody has the nerve to approach him easily. Standing for several minutes on the balcony Josh felt tired and began to feel sleepy. Striding towards his king-size bed Josh sigh and turn off his bedside lamp then lays down to sleep. ........ The long night of slumber is over, Cass was awakened by the ringing of her alarm clock which she usually set to make sure she won't be late with her class in the morning. After having light breakfast, readying herself for the first day of school in her last semester before graduating, she waited for a taxi on the roadside not far from her apartment. While standing on the roadside her mind is wandering somewher

Then duty bound Applause followed. Aurora’s smile widened. She wrapped her arms around him, pressing herself against his side, her victory gleaming in her eyes. They stood together, Alpha and Luna. While Celeste watched from the shadows, lips curved in triumph. **** Arielle stood barefoot on cold stone, moonlight spilling over a familiar courtyard. Moon Titan banners fluttered above her, torn and stained. The air smelled blood metallic, thick. “Hello, little Luna.” She turned. Arnold stood at the far end of the courtyard, no longer dressed for a wedding, no longer smiling like an Alpha. His eyes glowed blue, feral, empty of warmth. Behind him, shadows gathered, wolves without faces, their bo

He said in disgust, making ari's expression soften as he walked behind him, her hands over his shoulders as he started to massage his back. “No need to get angry babe. Even if he is here, you are the next Boss of this pack and you'll soon reach his level. He won't be able to look down on you like he is now. And very soon, he'll realize just how useless that delta is to him." Ari comforted him but he wasn't really swayed. He knew from what Alora had displayed during training, there was something not ordinary about her. Besides she was just a delta or maybe because she had her personality which enhanced her strength more than before. That could be the only explanation for her sudden exceptiona

Then Leonard spoke again, more slowly. “Aruna… may I ask you something?” She hesitated, then nodded. “Go ahead.” “Do you realize,” he said, “how dangerous that makes you?” Her lips curved into a small, knowing smile. “Yes,” she said softly. “That’s why I’m careful.” Leonard exhaled, something close to a laugh escaping him. “You really are extraordinary,” he said, almost to himself. Aruna froze. That word. Extraordinary. It wasn’t praise wrapped in manipulation. It wasn’t strategy. It was honest.

I don't want my troubles to show on my face. After makeup, I let my hair dry on its own. I was not in the mood to put effort into my looks. I walked to my walk-in closet and picked out a pair of tracksuits. I put those on and a pair of my Nike sneakers. I tossed my hair into a messy bun. I took my phone and everything else I needed and headed down the stairs to the kitchen. I just grabbed an apple on the kitchen counter and went out of the house.

There was something peaceful in those moments I hadn't experienced any other time in my life. She peered up at me with eyes so green Crayola would be envious, and a sated smile graced her lips. We didn't normally talk much after sex, but I could see words lingering on her tongue. Cora had something to say, and she'd used her body to prime me for the blow. I pulled back slightly in anticipation of hearing something that would rock my world and prayed it wasn't anything that would destroy us. "I got into UK and UNC." My mouth hung open in shock, unsure I'd heard what I thought I had. Cora and I had gone round and round about colleges, yet never in a million years did I think she'd take the ini