Blink Novels & Stories

I knew I was forming a blush on my face damn mate bond. Beta Nick walked up to me " Good takedown , where did you learn that at ? " He asked because I am sure he had never seen an move like that . " A friend had taught me some time ago. " I told him without saying the details. " Uh… well lucky you " he said walked over to Alpha Kane . Something said between them because they're mindlinking each other . I looked at my sisters and needless to say, their eyes were wide as saucers.

*** LILA With each unanswered call, my worry deepened. I had tried to reach Blaise ten times now, but to no avail. My eyes drifted towards the bathroom, where the ominous bug chip lay submerged in a bath of water. Initially, I had intended to destroy it, but a change of heart led me to preserve it for Blaise to witness firsthand.

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"In one word, you're deceiving yourself if you think you can win." "This is why I hate you," I whined. "Always being so realistic. At least be optimistic for once!" "Not when you're dealing with the Queen of Vampires." He noted. "Besides, what is this spell?" "Well it's a lightning spell. It grants me the ability of lightening temporarily and can also dampen time to a certain extent."

Groban’s mouth fell open as he stared at me in complete shock but quickly composed himself as he cleared his throat, “Well Laya, you now belong to me and I say you will eat what I give you,” turning to pick up the bag of blood he ripped it at the top and started pouring the darkened liquid into a glass before picking it up and holding it out to me, “Drink,” he finally said. Swallowing hard I stared at the glass and then at him, seeing my reluctance he sighed as he took a step toward me still with the glass stretched out in front of him. He was right in front of me now staring intently at me, “I don’t like repeating myself,” he said in a darkened voice. Staring down at the contents of the blo

A blinking red light on top. 3... 2... 1…. Everything went white.

Only light. Only waiting.

He twisted. Click. The clasp didn't open. A panel on the back of it popped off. Sienna gasped. Inside the hollowed-out gold mechanism, nestled where the locking spring should have been, was a tiny, black disc. Smaller than a dime. A red light blinked on its surface. Blink. Blink. Blink. "A bug," Aria whispered. "A transmitter," Noah corrected. "High frequency. Probably has a range of a mile, or it connects to a cellular network. It's active."

“ARGHHHHHH……” Blackout.

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