Bastet Mariah Novels & Stories

Moose was enjoying a game of capture the flag when suddenly, he felt the urge to find Kir. Moose was used to strange things happening around the Bastet siblings, but never in his wildest dreams would he ever expect to be connected to the alpha in such a way that he immediately grew anxious upon being incapable of finding her right away.

Soon, The beta Female delivered the baby and coincidentally, she too delivered a baby girl. "Wasn't it amazing that two goddesses are born today." The midwives were talking to each other. The alpha and the beta came along after hearing the news and Alpha Damien gestured Beta Jaden. He nodded his head and went to see the babies first before their mothers could see them. Alpha Damien walked into the room where Luna Aria was shifted into after delivery. He laid soft kisses over her forehead and greeted her, "congratulations Luna Aria.." "Actually, congratulations for both of us, Alpha Damien…" said Luna Aria before holding Alpha's firm hands.

“Arms out, dear.” I obeyed silently. Mara began wrapping her measuring tape around my waist, my arms, my shoulders, while Bastien carefully scribbled each number into a little book. Watching them work together so seamlessly—speaking in quiet murmurs, sharing small smiles—reminded me so painfully of Mama and Papa that my throat tightened. Mara must have already been past her childbearing years when the sickness claimed the female Scions. She had lived long enough to grow old beside her husband. To build a life. A home. A future.

When she looked up at me, the woman I knew was gone with the power of the coven. On the other hand, Batsheva glowed. "My friends," she said, voice full with the magic, "my thanks for choosing me. I am honored by your faith. You will not live to regret it, I assure you." Odd choice of words but I ignored her. I was too focused on my mom. She had ideas for that, too. "Miriam Hayle," Batsheva said, "I hereby banish you from the coven and rename it. Strength and light to the Moromond Coven."

Breathe, Eira. Normally, I am not so easily triggered. Normally, I am able to keep my inner demons at bay, locked behind the bars. But this place, the situation I'm in... My head is a mess and I need to take a better job of keeping those demons out. In and out, Eira. That unlocked door doesn't really help, either.

“Ufff… how should I tell you. I forgot that it's my birthday month. I'm so sad.” Aleezay was speaking with herself, while Maahi, Zeenish, and Haris were controlling their laughter at her acts. She was like that, sometimes her anger rose to the extent that no one knew when she was going to tear the head of another one, and sometimes in the boring moments, she became the cause of laughing.

"Let's go. Never seen that kind of performance before." … When I arrived at the center, I realized my life had been dull until this moment. The center, like its name suggested, was filled with all kinds of beastfolk. Adorable rabbits, seductive foxes, imposing wolf-dogs, outgoing and cheerful puppies, and more. This was heaven. The beastfolk were performing on the stage with all they had, showing off their charm as best as they could. The performer with the highest votes would be crowned Best Beastfolk Star, and they'd be awarded with a handsome amount of prize money.

Now I seemed to have angered the nurse as well as my mate. Zion once more was laughing. ‘Not so good at this are you?’ he teased. ‘Oh, big shot, Beta.’ ‘You’re a Beta too, you freak.’ I snapped back, while my eyes met Bailey’s and, quite honestly, she looked like she was possessed. ‘Can childbirth turn a woman into a demon?’ Zion asked me. ‘Because right about now she looks pretty freaky, and I do not mean in a good way, like, we about to get freaky sort of a way…’

He chivvies us toward the dining room. I wouldn't be surprised if one of the many relatives my mom invited faints. Hannah put an encouraging hand on my back. “That the head part is done. I don't think any of them will dare bring up the subject again.” “Maybe not tonight, but you watch. They'll be on me like a pack of hounds soon enough. You know how my mom goes on about making sure to have children while I'm still able.” Marcus snorts.“For God's sake, you're twenty-five! Mom's just neurotic.”

"Janet where you de go? I don quickly baff you come de run?" Janet laughing "I no run go anywhere. I just want to give Bibiana's dresser a quick visit to get the under eye thingies" "It is called eye mask or Collagen patches" Bibiana shaking her head while smiling. "Na una Sabi that one o. Let me go get one" As Janet went out of sight. Tokunbo couldn't wait any longer. "Is it true? You guys should quickly give me the short version" Bibiana looked at her friend that have been crying since last night non stop like she has grown horns on her head. She shook her head and said "Some things never change"