Ayaka X Thoma Novels & Stories

“Anaya, I have something very important to tell you.” “Oh, dear God, I wonder what’s so important that you’re behaving like a literal kidnapper!” Anaya rolled her eyes. “I’m serious.” Thomas muttered, his voice dropping low. “They have been following me and I just managed to lose them a few blocks away. We have to talk urgently.” “You keep speaking in parables, Thomas. And I have no energy to deal with you right now. Just leave me alone.” Anaya turned around to leave but Thomas’ next words stopped her in her tracks.

Thomas was actually willing to accompany him in his pursuit of a really questionable legend in order to heal the woman he loved. Aries bowed deeply. “Thank you!” Thomas waved his hand and said, “Why are you thanking me? Is that even needed between us? Prepare breakfast and plane tickets. We’ll leave after breakfast.” “Yes, sir!!!” After half an hour, Thomas and Aries said their goodbyes to everyone, hopped onto a car with their bags, and headed to the airport. Their destination was—Kiara Cloud Mountain. “Do you think the thousand-year mushroom really exists, Dad?” Jacob asked.

He made a group message for the others to know that tonight is the night. "Relax, I will be fine." Yara said while they're on their way going to the bar. Kenzo holds her hand. "You should be because if not, I will be the one to kill those bastards." Kenzo said with his darkened face. They reached the place. One of Thad's men put an earpiece to Yara's ears. "Yara, can you hear me?" Thad asked. "Yes, loud and clear." Yara replied. "Ready to kick some assholes?" Thad asked making Yara smile. "Yes! I'm excited to put them where they should belong." Yara said making That smile. "Be careful." Thad said and Yara replied "Thanks" before facing Kenzo and giving him a kiss in his lips. "I love you." Y

Nyra looked at her. “Come on, Ayra… it’s okay, girl,” he said again, holding out his open hand. Ayra took two short steps, then another. Her tail moved slowly, undecided. She stopped a few feet away and sniffed the air. Penélope held her breath. “I don’t think she’s going to…” she whispered. Before she could finish the sentence, Ayra suddenly darted forward, fast as lightning, pressing her cold nose against Thomas’s hand. He broke into a wide smile, unable to contain his joy.

I can hear the scrape of his boots on frost-bitten soil as he shifts his weight, ready to lunge. “Don’t,” Amara says without looking at him, her tone almost bored. “This land doesn’t like loud men.” “I’ll be louder if you don’t let her go,” he snaps. "Ok, lets stop." Thalia says. "We are reasonable women here. Just tell us what you want and Kaya will tell you what she needs." Amara smiles as her eyes narrow, looking at Thalia. So much so that Shaun steps in front of her. "You are in pain." She says to Thalia. "Your soul is hurting." Thalia freezes.

In a quick move, I shot him in the knee. Yamaka's face twisted in pain and rage. "Aconite, are you crazy? How dare you shoot me!" I walked over to him, calm and collected, and picked up a glass of wine. "You remember when you were my dance teacher? You used to cane me a lot in the knee, almost making me lame." I took a sip of the wine, savoring the taste as Yamaka's eyes widened in shock.

My lips parted in a mix of surprise and amusement as my gaze travelled to Thomas' face. "I know, brother," Akira's response came almost immediately, "but we just have to be careful." "Everyone knows it's all in the past now, and a lot of things have happened already." She pressed on. "This same Xenra we're talking about is your ex, someone you hadn't seen or been with in years, so we need to be careful." She emphasised, her words tumbling out of her lips, The furrow on her face etched deeper, and her voice grew strained. I was still trying to make sense of her words when she spoke again.

Cupid leaned into the arms of Thomas Zuo. "Papa... Papa!" Kacy swallowed and watched Cupid lean against Thomas Zuo's arms, embarrassed.

Then Adrian looked away. Trying desperately not to cry. Failing completely. Honestly? Fair. Very fair. Reasonable honestly. Then Ava quietly stepped back. Giving them space. Then someone spoke beside her. Then: "You okay?" Thomas. Ava turned. Immediately. Then stared. Then laughed. Then cried. Then punched him. Right in the shoulder. Hard. Then: "You idiot." Thomas winced. Then: "Ow." Then Ava hugged him. Immediately. Then: "You scared us." Thomas smiled softly.

Fancifully placed. “Thank you.” “You're welcome.” I breathed excitedly, “I hope you like it.” “I do.” I slipped a scope inside my mouth, exaggerating my expression even when the bowl was mid. “I just wish we had a solution to the Maya problem, I'm already tired.” Thomas got one for himself too and then he stumbled on the space in the sofa beside me. His weight pressed heavy on the cushions and on my fabric there, if I hadn't taken my hand out on time, I might have been numb.