Aura Exposed Novels & Stories

I chuckled softly as she said that. "Mr. Troy nice to meet you again," "Same here," we exchanged handshake. "Miss Aurora is recovering fast, she should be able to resume work next week," "You did well Miss. Let me give you a little something," "You don't need to," "Of course, I do," I gave her some money on purpose to make Aura jealous. "This is too much sir," "It's nothing, take it," "Thank you so much for this. I should be on my way now."

Given that Aura was very skilled at tracking people in fast time, different from her twin who until now has not been able to provide the latest information about Arthur Hermann to him. There was a brief pause before the call was lifted, followed by Aura's voice, yawning wide. "You know, Boss, what time is it?" "Three in the morning." "And it's a crucial time for women around the world to keep their skin beautiful by sleeping after wearing an intensive skin care treatment product, you know?" "I don't care."

Confusion appeared, quick and uncertain. Then pain hit her. Her body jerked back violently. She yanked her hand away as if she had been burned. The power around her spiked out of control. “Ryan!” Caleb shouted. The surge slammed into them like a wave. Ryan planted his feet and tried to hold his ground, but even he staggered. Dust exploded into the air. Aria dropped to one knee with a raw, broken sound tearing from her throat. She pressed both hands to her head, fingers digging in as if she could keep her mind from falling apart.

That pure warmth, as if innate, came from a constant, gentle and long-lasting source of light and heat. One was a deep, bottomless pool of ice and fire, and the other was a rising sun breaking through the dawn. Aurora shook her head. She was really a little drunk. It was a month since she broke up with Damon, she had to stop thinking about it but she couldn’t help it. It was his appearance two days ago that had slightly disturbed her mind. Julio finished performing. Amazing applause erupted from the stage. “More, More, More...." The audience couldn't get enough of it and strongly requested another song.

“You are telling your father. Before dawn.” “I’m not,” I said, voice sharp. “If you want to, then go ahead. But I won’t.” Kade’s jaw clenched. “I love you, Rhea. Don’t make me watch you throw yourself into ruin.” Mari slipped her hand into mine, her eyes steady. “Sometimes ruin is exactly what the Goddess wants,” she whispered. I didn’t answer. I couldn’t. That night, lying awake in my small room under the eaves, I stared out at the ridge where the chapel sat in the distance. My mark glowed faintly in the moonlight.

Like he was my friend but he was not and he wanted me to know that. “I am Avara Dimitri, and I was abandoned in an orphanage when I was just a child. So no, I do not who my parents are.” I answered already feeling hurt but angry. “Risorto,” He said and the air around me became tense and wild and soon I flew towards him. “Fergil!” André shouted and I closed my eyes when I could hear his voice. If this ma wanted to kill me, could they stop? “Calm down, I can’t hurt her, I’ve told you.” He answered with an eye roll, holding my jaw and dragging me closer. His eyes looked deeply into mine and swallowed when he smiled.

M search: @𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿𝗽𝗿𝗶𝗮

The cerulean mist dissipated, leaving the air clean and crisp. Renn stared at his arm, turning it over and over. He flexed his fingers, then his elbow. He punched the air tentatively. "It’s… it’s gone. The pain… it’s completely gone. And there’s no scar! Not even a mark!" Lyra clapped a hand over her mouth, her eyes wide with disbelief. Jax stood frozen, his mouth agape, the usual smirk wiped clean from his face. The other students were completely silent, their expressions a mix of awe and utter confusion.

Meanwhile, raw panic had broken out among the future victims, and their shouts and screams settled over the ghastly scene. Aurelia thought about it, researched feverishly, she had to be able to do something to stop the killing. Her opponents were completely captivated by the gruesome spectacle, and her team had noticed that too. Aurelia took a quick look at Pareios and realized he was awake. He pretended to be unconscious, however, peeking every few seconds from under half-closed lids. An acrid smell filled her nose, it was only faintly felt in the air, but it was there and Aurelia immediately looked for the cause. She watched the big elevender with the firepower and registered the tiny twit

Sebastian could hear the distressed calls from someone in the nearby area, but all he could do is ask. “Little monsters,” Argus parked the car in a secured place. “There are many kind of them, but one monster has really caught the spotlight. It multiplies upon receiving a force. The stronger the blow, the faster it multiplies. The rest are mere decoration, but are still able to pest around,” he explained. “I got it.” Sebastian opened the door. His nose crinkled by the time he stepped out. The entire place reeks. “I don’t know how this feels to you, but try wearing this.” Argus casted over to his direction a mask mostly used during a fire. “The smell is almost unbearable to us wolves.”