Arrietty Novels & Stories

she said while hugging me back. I smiled and said, "Thank you for being my sister. I love you, Ayla. You'll always be my sister for eternity." She stroked my hair and whispered, "I love you too. You are the best sister in this entire world." Since then, she has never left my side and has driven away the other children since they were rude to me before. We played in the garden with our beast servants—a silver wolf named Owell and a lion named Gurion. "Arie, why don't you want to play with Owell?" she asked.

Most of them are as mysterious as their wolves. "You stay here. Whatever you need, just ring the bell and I'll come. " "Thank you, Miss Amity. " As soon as the words finished, Amity was gone without a trace, perhaps only a gentle breeze was left because her walking speed was too fast. Before Lily could enter the room, she heard, from a distance away, two girls talking to each other. The two of them are like two completely different extremes. One has a very sexy body, the other has a flat chest and a flat butt.

"But watch what he can do!" Darius's voice breaks with pride as the boy leans back from the drawing board and shapes begin rising up out of the pages he has drawn. He picks up the small rectangular device in front of him. Its screen lights up and a tiny figure grunts its way out, shedding trails of glittering light. I can smell the magic from where I stand. The pixie yawns and scolds him, waving its tiny finger. The shapes from the page merge into the darkness lighting up a street scene in which cars hover and zoom in all directions and at first there are so many lights and colours tthat it looks noisy even though there is no sound. I close my eyes, trying to figure out what I'm seeing. I tu

Then movement caught her eye. A white rabbit darted across the path, small and quick, its fur almost glowing in the moonlight. Aria’s lips curved into a rare smile. Without thinking, she gave chase, laughter spilling from her as her boots crunched over twigs and moss. For a moment, she was not the daughter of an Alpha, not the soon-to-be first female Alpha. She was just a girl, free and wild, chasing after a rabbit like she had when she was a child.

“It didn’t smell like any shifter we’d find in this country. And it wasn’t a purely animal smell and. It definitely wasn’t human.” I narrow my eyes slightly and tilt my head, looking at Cayden. “Not a shifter. Not an animal and not a human? What the hell else is there?” Chapter 2 coming soon

Toys, tools, hygiene kits, extra batteries, waterproof lighters, duct tape, LED lamps, bags of rice, giant water jugs, even stuffed animals that made Aria pause. She picked up a penguin plushie and held it up. “Zero would love this.” Selene tilted her head. “You naming your pocket dimension?” “Yup. Zero. Like a void. Or… like I’m building something from nothing.” Selene smiled. “It suits you.” Aria grinned. “Thanks.” By the time she was done, she was drenched in sweat and practically sagging. Her legs ached, arms sore, chest heaving. Selene walked up and tilted her head. “You look like you’re about to fall over.”

Everything was either charcoal gray or white, giving off a cool feeling even without the air conditioning running. But as soon as she stepped inside, she smelled the rich aroma of homemade mushroom soup. Aria was surprised, then heard him say, "I made some soup before picking you up. It's perfect timing to have it now." Aria nodded, then saw him half-squat to take out a pair of women's slippers from the shoe cabinet. They were soft pink with little Totoro figures on top, resembling the popular Studio Ghibli character. "You... keep these slippers at home?"

Amy took her sweet time to join me, and I could clearly sense how upset she was when she sat down to my right. “Kujo, this is Amy. She’s afraid because she doesn’t know you, but she still wants to help you,” I said. “So please, let her do it.” In the pause that followed, Amy stiffened, frowned and then gaped, eyes like grapefruits on the corner. “What is it?” I asked, bringing my voice down. “It— It sat down and sort of changed its shape. It’s trying to look friendly!” She leaned forward. “Careful,” said one of the Blotters through my phone.

" she screamed when she saw water on the other side of the glass. "You don't have to be scared, my lady. The water is outside; it wasn't going to come in." Arya was reluctant and couldn't come to terms with what she just heard. "It's an underground house built in water; you will get used to it." Annie further explained this to Arya, who stood at the entrance of the hallway without moving a foot. Annie dropped the bag in her hands, went over to where Arya was, and gently dragged her along the hallway.

Aria White- A few days after their first encounter. Aria's been thinking about the mysterious man, wondering about who he is and why he seemed so interested in her. She's almost convinced herself that it was all a dream. Suddenly, she finds herself daydreaming about the mysterious man's eyes. In her mind, they're deep grey eyes, and they seem to sparkle when he smiles. Then, she imagines his voice, A deep, rich voice that's somehow both soothing and exciting at the same time. Aria's mind wanders as she imagines him saying her name, and it sends a shiver down her spine.