Aura Roja Novels & Stories

Another asked, approaching me. I swallowed hard. “Anyone who comes close to me would suffer his fate!” I pointed at the one lying on the floor. They paused and faced each other, as if thinking about what I just said– was that an advantage for me? Raw, unforgiving laughter filled the quiet air, a few stomped their feet as they made mockery of what I had said. “Even a Luna can't fight this amount of Rogues off. Who do you think you are?” “I am Aurora, daughter of the moon goddess.” I spat at them, trying to look fearless, when in fact I'm breaking from within.

Gabriel roared angrily interrupting them both "You know what!! Get them!!" He ordered and slowly the guards moved towards them "Oh!! Here we go again" Ryan smiled bitterly gripping his sword tightly .... "Wait please!!" The door suddenly opened and Aurora was seen, wearing a blue dress, tears were streaming down her cheeks and her body trembled uncontrollably. "Please don't hurt him" Aurora started crying loudly.. "Oh my goodness!!" Ryan muttered and instantly dropped his sword, rushing towards her and holding her tightly

"Now if you allow me, I would like to go. I have things to get done within 20 minutes." "Sure, my lady." He replied and they laughed together. "I will see you after twenty minutes." As promised, within 20 minutes Aurora managed to get herself dressed in a Sapphire one piece and also consumed her meds with a healthy snack thereafter. Rosario, as per his part of promise, was waiting in his car outside the mansion. When she approached his car, he hurried and jumped out in front of her clumsily. No one would trust her if she told them this was THE ROSARIO FERRARI, one of the most successful businessmen in the USA.

But that’s not what I am after for today. "Do you mind if I ask you a question?" Elora nodded and grinned. "I won't mind, Aria; I'll respond with what I have." I sip my coffee, gaze fixed on the horizon, while my mind begins to generate a sequence of questions. "Are you familiar with Rojo La Luna?" I inquired, casting a glance at her. Elora's all-smile response shifts to startled. Her face alone makes me realize she knows Rojo La Luna's existence. Elora's lips became pale as she shifted her eyes away from the opposite direction. I could feel her heart racing as though she was nervous.

Rosa said, "I've been thinking about it. How about 'Roro Restaurant'?" Rosa felt a bit embarrassed: "The name might sound silly but it’s a syllable of your name and a syllable of mine. After all, you're the one who helped me open this restaurant. Also, I owe you a lot.” Aurora said, "Roro Restaurant is great, but this restaurant is all yours. I don't want a single penny. If you give me money, I'll never come back." “Aurora..." Aurora cut in, "You know I don't need money. I just need a place to eat. I can't cook, and I'm picky about food. I'll come here often in the future. Just don't find me annoying.”

I shifted Maxwell so that he was resting on my lap and I had managed to free up my hands, though I couldn't keep them away from my son, and I found myself playing with his blanket to make sure that he was covered properly and that he wasn't about to fall off the bed. "Ellie, this is my mate, Aurora. Aurora, this is my incredibly nosey and hugely annoying best friend, Ellie," Luca moved to the side to reveal the female he had been stood behind him. Her arms were wrapped protectively around the bundle in her arms and her eyes barely meet my own as she looked up from the floor and in the general direction of where Blake and myself were sitting.

Sike and Nessa were closer to the entrance, like they always were, ready to run if something came. Just a dream. The same dream. The one I had been having for as long as I could remember. I wiped the sweat off my face and tried to slow my breathing. It never got easier. Every time I saw that woman fall, every time I heard that little girl scream, I woke up feeling like I had been the one hit by that arrow. . . . My name is Lila. I am twenty years old, and I have been a rogue my whole life.

She had almost nothing left. “Ugh!” Aurora stumbled and crashed to the ground. Her knee struck a sharp rock. Pain shot through her leg. She looked down and saw blood beginning to trickle from the wound. Before she could get back on her feet, the four rogues had already surrounded her again. “You’re done running, miss.” One of the Rogues laughed. “No Alpha is coming to save you tonight.” Aurora’s fingers tightened around her small knife. She knew it was practically useless against four rogues. But she refused to die without fighting.

“I won’t be a secret. I won’t be the 'mate on the side' while he plays husband to a woman who hates our way of life.” ​“You shouldn't have to be,” Missy agreed. “But don’t give up yet. You’re Aurora Rossi. You’re the highest-scoring business graduate this pack has seen in a decade. You’re a Delta-born with the heart of a Luna. If he’s too stupid to see that, then he doesn't deserve the bond.”

Rain asked, not unknowingly how much her words pained Aurora. Aurora didn't said anything. Her eyes lost their shine and face became pale. Rain found her reaction odd. "I-Ahhhhh!" Aurora screamed in pain all of a sudden. She felt like someone was burning her alive, she dropped on the ground and trembled like a leaf. Sweat beds formed on her forehead and she screamed in pain. "Aurora! What happened to you?!" Rain asked, shocked and worried. She got on her knees and tried to hold Aurora so that she could help her but Aurora just screamed more when Rain touched her.