Big Time City Is Ours Novels & Stories

The scene was eerily familiar. As the most well-known beast-taming family in the city, the Wyndhams had made countless enemies over the years. In Selene's past life, when she and Vanessa attended a festival, they were ambushed by bandits. Zirion was Selene's familiar, yet he went to protect Vanessa.

or from our child's. The great storm had officially shifted from Capital to City-B. And this time, the once-feared predator had willingly become the prey, all for the chance to chase the shadow he had foolishly cast away.

“You’re late.” “You didn’t tell me you were coming,” Kennedy said, throwing him a glance. “We were supposed to do this together.” “I got impatient.” Maya stared at them both. “Wait—what is this?” “An intervention,” Kennedy said, tossing the bag onto the table. “We’re not letting you ghost the world because of some mean girls and a bad photo.” “I didn’t ask for your help,” Maya snapped. Kennedy’s eyes softened. “I know. But I’d want someone to show up for me if it happened.”

“The one with silver eyes. He was standing outside our window. Watching. He said we’d see Mommy again. But not the way we think.” Yvette looked at the drawing. It was a stick figure man with white circles for eyes. And in the background—a building on fire. ---

Once the papers go through at City Hall, and I get the official termination certificate—the human equivalent of a divorce—I’d finally be free. I turned to Eve and smiled. “It’s fine. Just three more days, and it’ll be official.” “What’ll be official?” A deep voice interrupted our conversation. Lucien Grey, my mate and husband, had walked up without us noticing. Eve looked up, clearly confused. “Lucien, Mia was saying she–” “You’re here,” I quickly cut in before she could finish. Reaching out, I gently patted Eve’s hand and shook my head at her.

I told him. "That's what I miss the most, that you don't need me to protect you anymore, because I know that now he is the one who is by your side and I can't stand it Faith, our destiny was to be together." "Remember....!Always together, to the sun and the stars and even beyond," Owen told me, that was our promise our phrase, always together, but that was no longer possible.

"First, I have zero interest in who you are. Second, this is a lawful society, and what you're doing right now counts as assault." But she burst into crazed laughter. "I'm Lily Jenkins, and here in Grebour City, I am the law!" I stared at her, speechless. Someone had clearly read too many melodramatic novels. Still, the name Lily Jenkins did ring a faint bell. My silence only seemed to fuel her arrogance. She pointed to a tiny speck of dirt on the car's hood, her smile twisting into something vicious. "Scared now? Good. Then use your tongue and lick this spot clean. Maybe—maybe—if I'm in a good mood, I won't hold this against you."

There's room for both of us. Paige climbs in. I climb in beside her. "This is ours," she whispers. "This is ours," I say. She falls asleep. Her hand in mine. I stay awake a little longer. Watching the city. Watching her. This is ours. I never thought I'd have this. But now that I do, I'm never letting go.

No longer would they allow themselves to be trampled—not this time. It wasn't the end, but a new beginning.

I told him, unwinding from him since he and I had been sleeping cuddled together since we fell asleep. "Typical. Old-fashioned and sedentary. These are the things that make me miss the big city,” he grumbled in disgust, still dying of sleep. I giggled and wanted to get up, but he held me by the waist. “Where are you going? Please don’t go,” he asked, and I smiled at him and gave him a kiss. But the noise outside began to be deafening. “Citizens of Rustburg. Welcome to the new revolutionary project in our city! Go to city hall to get your compensation!” The voice on the speaker announced it for everyone to hear.