Artemis Novel Novels & Stories

“Whoever it is must have sensed what we felt earlier and wanted the princess for themselves.” “We need to stop them and find the princess first. Divide yourselves,” Eryx ordered. “Zevron, go with Kaelith. Find the princess.” Without hesitation, the two protectors forced their way through the dark clouds while the remaining three continued the fight. They moved through the air without direction because the energy had been contaminated. At that same moment, Arita rushed out of the building, her heartbeat racing wildly. Zevron and Kaelith stared at her but sensed no supernatural energy around her. She looked completely human to them.

"Yes. Would you like to come?" "Oh, yeah. Speaking of which. Is Damien's girl alright? She fainted, right? I heard she's pregnant… I want to know her current condition. I wasn't able to help her despite having knowledge in terms of medical issues." Ares took a deep breath as his palm rested on my thighs. "We'll visit them, then. We'll take a bath right away after eating, alright?" I just nodded my head to him and then managed to agree. Ares and I were staying inside a one room so all my things were inside where we are staying. I took out a ruffled puffed casual baby pink floral dress which I will be wearing when we go out paired with sandals.

Artemis tells me urgently. "Take over, Artemis, get us to safety." I told her. Suddenly, Artemis takes over and runs out to the balcony of our room and jumps off, shifting in midair. She lands on the ground gracefully and starts running towards an isolated part of the pack. I decide to mind-link my mates while we run. Me: Artemis told me we had to get out of the packhouse straightaway and to somewhere isolated. I'm not 100% sure what's happening, but I trust her.

Caroline started feeling restless all of a sudden. She could sense that something wasn’t right. “Mamma!!” Artin’s words diverted her attention. “Stories, pleaseeeee.” “Then you will sleep, right?” “Yes,” Artin said, nodding his head. * ‘She is not my mate.’ Artemis kept telling his mind and stepping behind the fake Caroline. At the same time, she was walking toward him with a smirk on her face. Immediately he stumbled and fell on the couch.

I didn’t know how to help Artemis go through this, but I wouldn’t leave her to do it alone. I realized when she didn’t know what was happening that when she went through it in the past that she must have been unconscious. I had gone to get a nurse while she was in the shower, but she wouldn’t let her near. The nurse came out of the bathroom and told me that she wouldn’t be able to help Artemis. When I came into the bathroom again my heart felt like it was breaking. Artemis looked at me will tear filled eyes as she refused to wear the hospital gown. I gave her my shirt to wear because I thought my scent would calm her down a little. I listened as she told me she wanted to leave, but I wasn’t

Bang. The nails sealed him in. “No! Please… Dad! I’m sorry!” Artemis screamed, his fists slamming against the lid. “You win, alright?! I’ll do what you say… I’ll do anything, just let me out!” But the only answer was silence. And then the guards' footsteps faded. And he was alone. Cramped. Bloody. In the dark. Artemis’s breathing hitched again. Then it turned ragged. Then he started gasping. His pulse roared in his ears. He couldn’t move. He couldn’t stretch. The air was thick and hot and wrong. His chest felt too tight.

So I took a deep, courageous breath before bringing my chin up, straightening my back, and gripping the stem of my bouquet just as the double doors opened. The once underwater sound of the music became clearer in my ears. And my legs, like the bitches they were, knew what they were supposed to do. I took a step forward before my brain even realized what was happening. And I took another step. And another, as the beautiful melody cradles the garden space. Behind my veil, I can see faces who looked at me with awe. Phone cameras were out so Lucas' family could keep souvenirs. The day the Santellis are saved. The day they became one of the De Marchis. My heart pounded so fast, I was afraid I was

Derek looked shocked by the sudden movement, but made no effort to stop me. "I, Heidi Artemis, proudly and happily accept your rejection," I announced, my voice echoing across the quiet clearing to reach every single person present. "I want to thank you for rejecting me today, Derek. I always knew we were mates, and the idea of spending the rest of my life with you was something I dreaded. I also want to mention a very specific reason why I am grateful for this. When I washed your laundry last week, I saw the extremely small size of your undergarments. I have absolutely no desire to be mated to a man with such a disappointingly small cock. My mistake. Cocks are for real men. You qualify for

She announces with such great authority laced into her voice, that no creature could dare disobey such a command. Usually the nurses would refuse, perhaps even laugh at the ridiculous suggestion, with the baby only being a minute old, but the mother is no normal being. She is Artemis, Goddess of the Moon. Manipulating a human's mind is as easy as slicing a sharp knife through hot butter for her. In moments, the nurses and the baby's father have vacated the room, allowing her to be at peace with the bundle of joy cocooned in her arms. With dread, Artemis tries not to ponder on the fact that she soon has to leave. Three years.

“They’ll be honored. And they’ll do it right. They’re good people.” She squeezed his fingers gently. “It’s a little weird, I know. But I don’t want to feel like I’m missing anyone that day.” “You’re not missing anyone,” he said softly. “You’ll have all of us. You’ll have me.” She softened, letting him pull her into his arms. “You're lucky you’re sweet.” “I’m lucky, period,” Artemis murmured, brushing her hair behind her ear. “Especially after everything. I still wake up some mornings and think, ‘Is she still here? Or was that all just some dream in the middle of a war?’”