Bound Unscramble Novels & Stories

(She slipped and fell, doctor. "Und du willst, dass ich das glaube?" Dr Baumann slipped his hands into his pockets and said again. "Du hättest die Bestie ergreifen sollen, als du die Chance dazu hattest." His words ticked something off in Gerbert as his eyes gleamed and he had the doctor pinned to the wall. (And you want me to believe that?) (You should have seized the beast when you had the chance.)

"The part about the old law choosing whoever holds the others up instead of tearing them down. I told you that was all I managed to piece together over the years." "Wasn't it?" "No," Wren says quietly. "There was more. I just didn't want to say it out loud until I understood what it meant. I think I finally do, and I wish I still didn't." "Wren, what does it say?" She swallows hard, glancing once more toward the fire, toward the flickering shadows it throws across the hollow's ancient stone walls, before answering. "It says the bond can only be completed once," she says. "By whoever the moon chooses first. Which means somewhere in that chapel tonight, before Elowen's shadow ever reached the

When the final roar of the shadow cut through the night and faltered, when the forest itself seemed to exhale at the cessation of its threat, Kenneth pulled me against him fully, arms wrapping around my body, chest to chest, lips brushing mine in a kiss that was not born of fear but of desire, intimacy, and the recognition that the tether between us had become absolute, unbreakable, and eternal, and in that press of his body, in the warmth and gravity of his presence, I felt a profound clarity, a pulse of love, trust, and survival that tethered us irrevocably, a bond that had been forged in fire and blood, sharpened in chaos, and now burned brightly in the night as an unassailable truth that

Then, “I can help you.” I hesitated. “Fine. Just be quick.” I turned, lifting my hair. The familiar warmth of him settled behind me. His fingers found the zipper. Slowly, he pulled it down. The air felt closer. More aware. “This is going to take a minute,” he murmured. “What?” “The corset.” His fingers moved with controlled precision as he unlaced the back. The brush of his skin against mine made me feel hot and bothered. Focus, Jade. When he finished, I held the front of the dress in place.

"I know what those points correspond to in your assessment framework." "You've been reading," Sable said. "You have good medical texts." Sable was quiet for a moment. The morning light was coming through her office window at an angle that turned the dust motes into something almost intentional. She folded and unfolded her hands once. "What you're describing," she said, "corresponds to two of the primary access points. The sternum point is the central thread location — the main connection between the body and the wolf. The spinal point is the instinct channel." She held Lyra's gaze. "If both activated, even briefly, it means the suppression is beginning to—" She paused. Selected the word care

I didn’t have much money, and I wasn’t particularly capable. [After arriving here, the system told me that if I helped Miley take her company public, I would be allowed to go home. [I could have left much earlier, but I couldn't bear to leave you. [You were the only thing in this world I couldn't let go of. [The USB drive contains all the evidence needed to bring down Sean and Everdusk Group. [But now isn’t the time. [Dad asked Uncle Dylan to calculate everything. The best time to use it is when you’re twenty-five.

Discovering that two people you know are acquainted when you least expect it can be a startling and even unnerving experience. A sudden chill ran down her spine as they stumbled upon an unexpected revelation. The realization that the two individuals knew had a prior connection struck her with a jolt of both fear and surprise. It was as if the pieces of an intricate puzzle were swiftly falling into place, revealing a hidden narrative that they had never anticipated. Her mind raced to process the implications of this unforeseen association, weaving a web of questions and doubts. The eerie sensation of being an unwitting observer in a mysterious alliance left her with an unsettling sense of vul

My chest felt heavy, his words cut me deeply, “You can’t do this. I’ve been loyal to you, for years. I was the one that would always have your back. I fought with you, bled for -” “And now you failed.” Ethan snapped, his patience wearing thin, “You are no longer a member of this pack. I, Ethan, the Alpha of the Shadow Moon Pack, hereby banish you Marcus.” He said with a straight face, “If you are ever spotted on these grounds, I would have no choice but to kill you myself.”

Eric said shyly as he scratched the back of his head. “Really?” She beamed. He nodded and reached for the package he placed on her nightstand earlier. “Since we don’t know the gender yet, I picked a unisex colour.“ He said as he handed her the bag. Annie looked into the red gift bag, and she came across a medium-size rectangular box. She opened it and came in contact with the cutest baby sneakers she has ever seen. “Awww, it’s so beautiful. I love it.” She said as she admired the Nike made unisex snickers.

the man whispered, commanding. "With who?" The man's jaw clenched, his collosal hand held my wrist. "With—" Before the man could even finish his sentence, I woke up by the truck's sudden halt. If I wasn't wearing my seatbelt, I probably flew out of the truck with the impact. I groaned as I looked at Uncle George, my eyes still adjusting with the blinding light that's focusing on ou direction. Uncle George sighed. "Let me do the talking, Entice. If they will speak with you, tell them you are only allowed to talk to the Head Mistress."