Bluebird Marvel Novels & Stories

Beta’s children, I supposed. “But she’s nobody. She’s just a half-blood. She can’t do anything for us. Don’t waste your time and your time, Marvel.” Glitter gleamed a smile on her face and raised a gaze at me. “Go. Leave us before my friend kills you.” I didn’t talk and kept silent. I bypassed Marvel and Glitter, their perfume killed the oxygen inside my lungs. Before I leave I heard them talking. “She won’t go that far. Don’t put yourself in danger next time,” Glitter told Marvel.

“I mean, Balor has always been fun. We grew together years before you came to the pack. He was born four years before me, but the age gap hasn’t always been … there, I guess?” “Oh,” she drawled. “I guess it has nothing to do with the way he kept on staring at you throughout dinner.” I laughed, shaking my head. “You were not even in the room. How did you see that?” “People talk.” “Well, the servants of the Blue Moon Pack house need to spend less time talking.” “Did you like your surprise?” “I did,” I giggled like a kid. “Dad has always known I used to look up to Balor. And we were inseparable as kids. I would never have guessed that one.”

He cheered. Brea laughed through her tears as she looked back over at the three women. “It’s a deal but don’t ANYONE bring somethin’ blue, okay?” She gave them all a heavy, beady-eyed-serious type stare. “I mean just DO NOT!” Cole shook his head as he tugged her along the hallway and they went back into their room. “No worries, sweetie. We will all leave that up to you.”

Inside lay a complete set of moonstone jewelry—pieces that seemed to capture starlight within them. "These are the Alpha bloodline heirlooms, passed through generations to each Luna of the Silver Crest Pack. Please examine them carefully." I accepted the box with reverent hands, and warmth bloomed in my chest despite everything that had happened. Alex truly regarded me as his future Luna and treated me with respect I had never known. For the first time, I felt genuine hope for our future together. A pack-sister called to discuss transition details for my duties, wanting to meet in person because some matters were too complex for mind-link.

By this time, I was seated on the air conditioned bus as it weaved through traffic. “I told him I would,” I explained. “That money could really help Ace with a rehab program. Or I could pay off Blue Hades and be free of that place.” “Okay honey. First, Ace can pay for his own damn rehab. Second, you will always owe Blue Hades money. That’s how it works. You need to take that money and run the hell out of here. Skedaddle out of town as fast you can with that cash, girl.” I stared out the window and dreamt of actually being able to do that. Even Catherine didn’t know all my secrets. “Sure,” I said softly. “That sounds great.”

However when he opened his eyes he did not expected to get attacked with those brilliant blue eyes. Noah's lips parted in surprise when he saw those doe like eyes. A hint of nutmeg seem to leak out from the dark iris as they swirled lazily over the blue that surrounded them. He felt himself get unintentionally mused by those blue eyes which reminded him of the endless blue sky. "What?" June drily asked, who was also smitten by Noah's grey eyes. Noah's eye were sharp and grey. They looked like clouds during a storm. Hard and hidden but alluring.