Brave Merida Novels & Stories

“She’ll only hurt us more!” “She’s only a half-breed, sir,” My Beta moves behind me. I barely turn my head in his direction. “If one of the Gammas lands a punch, she won’t stand a chance.” I hold a hand to him, stopping the Beta from taking any further action. “Let her handle it. She needs to learn a lesson in humility, don’t you think?” I shift my weight to one foot, my eyes trained on the poor, defenseless Miranda. She remains composed against the group of Gammas. She’s heavily outnumbered and yet she stands tall among them despite being injured.

one of the maids said. I almost screamed. I stared at the orange haired maid in disbelief. “You can talk!” “Yes. I am one of the only ones who can,” she said. “Lord Demian brought me here to accompany you and talk to you if you get bored.” “How come…?” “I… pretended to be mute, so they never needed to cut my tongue,” she said. “Lord Demian said I can talk here if I come with you and never betray you.” “That’s great,” I said. “What is your name?”

“Face it, my lady, you’re screwed. And not in a good way.” “And you think kidnapping me changes the game?” “Kidnapping?” Felix looked insulted. “I prefer hostile takeover.” Gunfire broke out outside like fireworks from hell. The sharp bursts mixed with screams her loyal men fighting their last fight “Marco!” Muna lunged toward the door, but Felix grabbed her wrist like steel. “They’re already bleeding out on the asphalt,” he said calmly. “My men don’t leave survivors. Rage filled her like hot metal, burning away her fear. She slammed her knee into him with all her strength, but he blocked it easily. The bastard had always been faster.

That sex kitten knew what she was doing, enticing me to check out her generous tits. Fuck. She was seared into my mind. It wasn't only her beauty. More than anything, it was her spirit, her attitude. Bratva women weren't supposed to speak up, to act out, or to argue. Yet, she had, and that fight turned me on.

“Merida is this thing by chance deaf and dumb? Who selected her to work here? She didn't go through me,” Merida raised her head, only to shut her eyes as they landed on me. “No my lady,” A smile curled at the corner of her mouth. “Feisty. I like that. My whip loves breaking brats like her and by the way, you don't smell like any of these rats. You are not a beta either. I can't make out what you are—” her eyes trailed down my body only for them to widen on my wrist. All of a sudden, she snatched my wrist. “Why the fuck are you wearing the bracelet Riordan kept in his office for me? Oh, we have a little thief here—guards!”

" Hearing this, Mom grew even angrier with me and dragged me upstairs. The door closed, and my tears could not help but fall onto the floor. "Mom, why is it that even though I'm your daughter, you always believe others?" Mom let out a cold laugh. "Don't I know you? I gave birth to you, after all. "You've been afraid of everything since you were small, not like Freya. You can't do anything well... Just like your useless father!" Her words carved into my bones like a knife. But I also really wanted to be brave.

Terrifying. Beautiful. Somewhere beneath the horror, the impossible reality of it, there is something breathtakingly natural about what I'm seeing. Watching a river carve through stone. Witnessing lightning strike. Ancient enough human language was never meant to describe it. Standing where Ezra had been is a wolf. Not regular wolf-sized. Nothing close. The creature before me is enormous. His shoulders reaches my ear. Thick black fur gleams between shafts of sunlight filtering through the trees. Every line of him radiates strength, predatory grace, power so immense my instincts don't know whether to flee or kneel.

"Wait until Papa hears about your little glass bird. You are in big trouble." "Shut up, Diego!" Mateo stood up. He stepped in front of me to hide me. "Or what?" Diego stepped right up to his brother. He was smaller than Mateo, but he was twice as mean. His eyes never left mine. "She is just a maid’s girl. She does not belong to you, Mateo. She does not belong to anyone." I shrunk back against the mossy stones. I felt my heart thumping against my ribs like a trapped bird. Mateo gripped my hand tight behind his back. We were both frozen, staring at Diego, waiting to see if he would run to the house and tell.

I asked my niece, looks like Merida made a friend after all, when I mean after all I meant Merida and Mateo were always together as if they were stucked together. “ unwle A this is my fwiend Lia, Lia, this is unwle A” Merida said as she stood next to me. Lia look really shy but gave me a small smile as she looked around, I myself also looked up to see what she was looking for until I realized she’s the only kid left here from Mateo and Merida.

"We shall have another fight by sundown tomorrow, until one candidate comes out victorious." A mix of disappointment and relief floods me. Relief because at least I have another chance, and disappointment because I almost took Atlas down. But at least I saw my mate. Everything is worth it. * * * MEREDITH My heart is beating so fast it's almost breaking out of my chest as I watch Zeus try to fight his brother. I want to scream and cheer for him, to tell him that his mate is rooting for him, but instead I just try to move closer to the stage to see him better. To let him see me. . . .