Ash X Lana Novels & Stories

One of them was maybe trying to console her. "Look, even the people she is sitting with are laughing at her video," Lana shook her head, both angry and disappointed. I then realized why Aspen chose to sit with those people. She wanted to be strong and famous. I could only hope and pray for her if she thought this was how she was going to become strong.

AXEL I had been avoiding visiting Lanie in the hospital. She had repressed all her memories of being a werewolf. She didn't know the twins were supernatural, and I honestly didn't know what to say to her. She had been working with the therapist every day to help her deal with her trauma she was still in denial. I spent most of my day training and taking care of the twins. The new nanny was terrific. She was great with them. Asher was already teetering, trying to walk. Lucy was leaving tomorrow for her trip. We didn't tell her about Lanie waking up yet. We didn't want her cancelling her trip. She needed to get away. I was heading out to training when I ran into Oliver in the entryway.

However, he returned again the next day with a huge sack on a bison. He acted mysterious the whole night and asked me to meet him on the only bridge in the village. He even said he would starve himself until I appeared. I would rather he starve himself to death than to meet him. However, the children I taught suddenly ran to me excitedly and said, "Ms. Allen! Check out the bridge now! There's a lot of lockets there, and it's beautiful!" One of the boys had a lollipop in his mouth as he dragged me out of my room. The boy's name was Bobby Lance, and he was the one who looked like Remy the most.

Cassandra wailed, looking up at us with eyes full of fake horror. “Shana nearly drowned saving Asher, Chelley! She’s a hero, and you’re acting like a monster!" I watched Shana tremble, her performance perfect, her eyes darting to the doctor who was still huddled over Asher. She looked like a broken victim of my "insanity." But as her gaze met mine for a split second through her tangled, wet hair, I swear, I saw a faint smile of victory on Shana’s face, and then on Cassandra’s face was a faint, shimmering glint of victory.

I muttered and Austin nodded and told me to ask for its name while I sipped the drink. Giving him a glare I huffed and shook my head. “Why would I do that?” Laughing he said, “Because it is probably your wolf.” Giving him a look of befuddlement I asked out loud, “What is your name?” Shaking his head Austin told me to speak with my wolf in my mind. “You're dimwitted; I am called Lana,” a female voice asserted in annoyance, and I looked up at Austin in surprise. “Her name is Lana, and she called me dimwitted,” I said softly, and he nodded.

~Alaya No one knows how to answer my question, it seems, as it knocks them all into silence. "Fine," I mutter, folding my arms across my chest defiantly. "I want to speak to Alpha Asher." It is Death who stands, striding over to stand beside Aspen. She's the strangest looking female I have ever seen in my life. Her eyes are like a haze of smoke rippling up the side of a mountain. It curls around her pupils vividly, stealing my ability to see any sense of emotion she gives me. It's mystical. It's daunting.

he asks. I take a deep breath and nod my head, trusting him and knowing he will never do anything to hurt me. He takes my hand in his and slowly and carefully makes a small incision on my palm, then he makes one on his. He takes the knife away and interlocks our injured hands. He smiles and tells me, "I Alexandre LeBlanc the Lycan King allow you Arina DeLuca of the Shadowborne Pack a temporary entry into my mind" he places a kiss on my hand and gestures for me to formally accept "I Arina DeLuca of the Shadowborne Pack accept your temporary link," I say, he smiles "This way, even if we're in different places, we will always be connected." he says placing a kiss on my forehead. "Come on, we ne

“So you’re going to stand there and pretend you don’t know who I am?” Sasha asked Asher. The beta frowned and then sniffed the air again this time zoning in on the Queen Luna. His eyes widened as tears started to stream down his face, and he fell to his knees. That was not the reaction she expected.

Damien's voice trembled so much it was almost incoherent. "She mentioned the ash ceremony to my face, and I… I accused her of cursing herself." Richard and Eleanor had to hold onto each other just to stay upright. They finally realized that Seraphina had never been lying. She had been walking, step by step, toward her own destruction. And they had, time and again, rejected her final pleas for help. Eleanor, fighting through her heartbreak, snatched the phone and spoke to the customer service representative. "We want the ceremony. Reserve it for us!

Kael stood slowly, his face a mask of rage and grief. “She just came back.” Ashen nodded once, still staring at the sky. “And she’s somewhere Liora might be.” Kael’s hands curled into fists. “Then we go after her.” The Comma had closed, Where once a glowing silver gap hovered between realities, now only a scar remained barely visible, like a cut healing wrong beneath the skin of the sky. Ashen approached it, raising a hand. “Don’t,” Kael warned. Ashen placed his palm against the air where the comma had been, Nothing happened. Then, Pain. He staggered back as his skin blistered in silence, a dark sigil burning across his palm.