Brenda Maze Runner Novels & Stories

Patient Rat is wheezing. The prickle along my scalp saves my throat. I spin and a blade passes where my neck was, silent and businesslike. “Oh,” I say to him. “You.” Bren. One of Mara’s quartermasters. “Eli,” Mara warns, but I’m already moving. Not because I’m brave. Because Bren looks at me like I’m a gnat he can brush away on his way to gutting her. My wolf shows me the shape of the shed. The spilled barley. An open crate with stamped lettering. VINES – DO NOT DROP.

She scolds. "It's okay, you shouldn't have brought her." "I want you to. know something. The truth." Hannah said in a pensive over the syllable as she scooped Brenda to her chest. Standing deliberately beside me I tried not to look into her eyes, Brenda's eyes. "You can't stop anything by going to the Abyss. Ariadne the Ember Moon Pack is meant to go through. This. The doom." I shake my head unsure of what she is saying and how to do it.

Another exciting thing about money - it buys you the things that you want. Striding over to the power bike, she put on her helmet, kicked off the stand, and balanced herself on top of the bike. The bike gave off some sounds as she squeezed the hand brakes harder and then sped off. The night breeze caressed the exposed part of her face as she rode roughly in the roads of Iron Knight pack. The street lights shone on her as she sped past, farther into the distance and towards the hospital address Linda had given to her. Fortunately, Linda had also dropped the number of the room Jasmine was in since she knew of the cordial relationship Irish and Jasmine had.

Thinking of loan sharks striked fear through her heart. If they could be somehow free from them! The doorbell rang and she jumped in fright. It was past midday. Almost 3 in the afternoon. Who would come at such an odd time? With that though, she went to the front to open it. Ethan had also come out of his room curious to see who was at the door. Eloisa would not come at this time. Yoonah opened the door to her worst fear. The loan sharks were standing there. She silently led them inside. She had forgotten today's date. Ethan quickly went to call Eloisa. He knew her mother could not handle them alone.

Brenda sat, fuming with jealousy. She had had her eyes on the Raze for a long time, she had always imagined herself of being his Luna but Amber had to come.in and spoil things. Brenda knew that Raze slept around with other chicks and females in the pack but she was the closest. She had always thought Raze would finally make him the Luna because of the connection they had on bed. Brenda was well aware that the men of the pack were about to go for the mahor hunt and rumours had it that Alpha Raze would be making Amber the Lina before he leaves, and worse off marking her as his chosen mate.

After that, they got to the back gate of the mansion, and Brenda stood there looking around in fear. “I can't follow you, this is my final step. The gate is locked, but there's a small entrance that isn't locked. It will lead you to a tunnel, and when you passed through the tunnel, you'd come out in the heart of the city.” Brenda mumbled softly, with great concern for Amira. This was one risky thing to do, expectially when she had a husband who wants to keep her in at all cost. “Thank you so much Brenda, this means a lot to me.” Amira replied giving her a small hug before entering the tunnel. And Brenda after watching her leave, heaved a sigh of relief and went back to the mansion.

"This is Brenda. She's the pack healer. She's running a school for the gifted where she teaches the craft of healing with herbs and such. The school's sort of unorthodox, but we'll get to that later." I looked closely at the woman he was indicating. She wore her brown hair in a braided crown around her head, and she had laugh lines under her eyes. Plenty of them. "Gardener's the one you just shook hands with. He's the pack wizard." I wondered if that meant Brenda didn't have any magic, or if she was only a healer. "And finally, Diendre. Let's just say he's our eyes and ears." Did that mean that he spied for the pack or that he watched out for them? What was even there to spy on? Also, what w

One day he took the trip to Nepal, the Himalayas to learn meditation, soul cleansing, and to fulfill his covenant with Mary Dames. Was it worth it? He asked himself. He wondered if Tessa Lopez was the answer to all his troubles if she was what he was praying for to come into his life and change everything. She was real. Not a part of his memory that he was running from, like Mary Dames who had now been lost in limbo. Tessa Lopez was flesh, the future, and real.

He nodded affirmatively, "Yes, it's mine." Light dawned on her; it was Mason's gaze she had sensed when she went downstairs to buy congee. "I thought it was my imagination." "What imagination? If you feel it, it's probably real," Mason replied, causing her to gaze at him curiously. Their conversation drifted from the likelihood of a car's familiarity to why Mason had not gotten out to greet her, only to explain he wanted to surprise her. "I heard you were working at the Qin corporation, so I came straight after landing, hoping to catch you after work."

sound deliberate, her look full of quiet amusement. I sighed. "Let him in." "My dearest Rena! I brought you your favorite—" He came in with an armful of bags, his attendants following behind, nervous as if afraid he might shatter like fine glass. Well, he might as well—he was the Alpha heir to the Northern Pack, after all, but he already had the Alpha aura. I reached out to take the bags from him. Inside were pastries—exactly the kind I loved. "Thank you, Tand."