Blue Shift Chapters Novels & Stories

“She’s green. Might not be ready for—” “Do it.” Click. I leaned back in the chair, my heart pounding like I was some kid about to get his first lap dance. Pathetic. But I couldn’t stop. When the door to the room opened twenty minutes later, I was already in the shadows. Waiting. She stepped in hesitant but not scared. Arms crossed over her chest like armor. Nipples hard against the thin top. Eyes scanning the room until they landed on me. Fuck, those eyes. Tired. Angry. Beautiful.

Leaning my head against my knee, I smile at him, “I’m your older sister. It’s been a long time since we met, you know? Tell me where your things are, I could help you pack if you wanted.” Blue still didn’t move, his eyes still scanning the pages of his textbook. “Neuropsychology…” I mumble, his eyes meeting mine for a fragment of a second. “When you get older, did you know there are certain colors you can’t distinguish anymore? I feel you’d be interested in what color that would be.” He frowned again.

Feeling seen and vulnerable, like a specimen under a scope, Stephie quickly stuffed the cash back in her purse, then she checked the time on her phone and busied herself with the wet buildings outside the car's window. ___________________________ Hey guys! Here is our pilot chapter. I hope you enjoyed. Let me know by COMMENTING, AND SHARING! Lots of ❤❤❤ -Tania

The urge to slide a finger up one of those thighs to know if her skin is as smooth as it looks increases as she moves around. We have been here for about an hour, and no matter where she is, my eyes seem to follow Sapphire automatically. She and Lina have been on the dance floor for a while now, and I smirk when I see them walking towards us. They must finally be tired from all the dancing. Someone sits beside me, and I glance over to see a head of blue hair beside me. Her scent hits me as my heart rate increases. She smells like jasmine after a rainstorm.

🌠 Unfolding Part 47—the chapter where letters once tucked away begin to connect strangers like threads across different hearts. The studio is no longer just a haven. It’s becoming a collective voice—full of whispers that want to become conversations, and truths that have waited their turn to be received.

She was careful not to bump into anything. “The dosage is a quarter cup” she murmured, unable to leave without the professional instruction. “Don't add anything to it. It works best on an empty system.” “Understood” Khaid replied, still focused on the dark cityscape. “Now go.” Bluey retreated, a mix of triumph and fear warring within her. She had been in his room, where she heard no one had ever been except Kael and family. As she was about to get past the door, his question made her halt.

inating. Yes, it must be the case and I pinched myself, Ren stopped with his lecturing and looked at me with disbelieving eyes like I'm not his friend but a psycho, he waved his hands infront of my eyes and I just gave him a questioning look. He spoke first and asked, "Where is your mind and what are you even thinking?" I was going to reply him but then I heard Shaun's voice this time. I moved my attention from Ren to look at Shaun and Kiara, the girl who was talking to Shaun. It's not like I have feelings for Kiara but I do pity her from the bottom of my heart to like someone like Shaun. I heard her saying something like talking privately somewhere. Now I really wanna donate my ears and e

For those of you that are trying to figure out what has happened in the last chapter, it will all come to light in Part two and I just want to say that those of you who have remembered specific features of hybrids, well done! All will be revealed soon Taylor West

(just grab some tissues and trust the process) Read a comment here that said 'hopefully it's about to end', so I'll answer that- about 7-8 chapters left. A. Gupta

She realized that there was more, and looking back into those deep blue pools, she nodded, and thought, 'Show me. The edges of her vision clouded over again, and she felt herself falling into that deep blue water, those icy cold depths. This time it was different, the deep blue wasn't quite so cold this time. All she could see was the color blue. Then that bright flash; she saw the full moon shining in the sky. The dreadful feeling that her skin was on fire and that the flesh and muscle was going to melt off her bones.