Bugs X Lola Novels & Stories

The devil in question soon came into view with a glass of water and tried to touch Lola but I stopped her from doing so. “Thank you for the water, Serena, but she won't be needing it. She's already fine”, I gave her a tight smile which she returned with a very weird one. “Babe, let's go. I'll see the pack doctor on the way. I must have had one of my panic attacks”, Lola said as she pulled back from me but her eyes were concentrated on Alysia.

“We need to go to the hospital.” Lola shook her head. “But your bruises.” “I will be fine.” She stared at the glass in her hand. “I shouldn’t have gone back there.” She started. “But I needed to.” Penelope frowned. “It almost cost you your life.” She said softly. “I know. Now, I will cost him his.” Lola said and pulled out a flash drive. “All I need to destroy him is in here.” “Destroy who?” Penelope was curious. A satisfying smirk was plastered on Lola’s face as she revealed who, “Stanley Ford.”

I feel like I'm going to get a flood of questions from Lanton and I'm right. "I think you're lucky. To live with Lanton, I mean. He's the most popular guy in school!" Says Martina, the only one who really seems excited there about that fact. "Lanton's not all that," I lie. "He's pretty boring, actually." "Have you ever seen him without his clothes on?" "Oh my God, Martina, will you stop?" Fauzi says, rolling his eyes. "Sorry, Lukman. She's had a colossal crush on him since forever."

Lola picked up the box again and traced the next symbol. The same thing happened. She closed her eyes, letting out a deep breath. This had to be a very vivid hallucination. Lola opened her eyes, her heart pounding as she repeated the tracing pattern. Sometimes skipping around to a different symbol in a seemingly random pattern. The wood felt warm in her hands. She sat it down on her small lavender colored coffee table. Watching the box, waiting for it to explode. She wondered if maybe Erik had spiked her tea with some kind of drug or if she really was finally going insane.

Dino, adjusting his collar, stepped into the dimly lit fight club house in Mexico, his keen eyes scanning the smoky air for any sign of Luciana. The underground club, with the deafening cheers of the crowd drowning out the muffled grunts of the fighters in the ring, reeked of sweat and alcohol. The arena, a circular pit with blood-stained floors, was surrounded by men placing bets, their shouts blending into the chaotic atmosphere.

Lola snickered, looking me up and down. "Decency?" I snorted, my grin growing wider. "Last I remember, I caught you swimming in your bra and panties." Lola glared at me, making me chuckle louder. She often reminded me of a kitten with its hackles raised, swiping with tiny paws and bared fangs. She was a formidable warrior against most, but I could handle her fire, her feistiness. "No one else knew about the swimming hole." She shook her head, her eyes practically burning holes into me as I removed the rest of my clothing. "I'm still not sure how you knew about it."

Maybe it was the fact that she's already familiar with the knowledge of her limited time that made her engage in dangerous activities with little attention to her health, whatever it is made Jason more curious to let her go. He said that Jimmy would love to see her if he wakes up asking that they exchange contacts. Jason was still wandering where he had seen Lola's face before when the cab she was waiting for drove in with her face on it. But this wasn't the moment to ask personal questions or pay attention to those. But he was definitely thankful to whoever she truly is, for saving and wanted to do more than say "thank you" Lola got in and the cab drove off. Jason remembered one Mrs xell wh

After that unpleasant day, Luna never left her room again. Not because she didn't want to go out, but because the king tightened his guard on her. They have put some magic on its door, that's why no one could enter or leave, unless it was allowed to. She had been in the room for several days and was stunned by the absence. She can no longer do what she used to do, she's losing her interest in everything. Her last drawing was her new friend who was a Lambana.

It was exhausting, but by the end, I felt a strange sense of pride. When the session ended, the others left the hall one by one except Lola. She approached me slowly, her eyes unreadable. “You handled yourself better than I expected,” she said. “But don’t get too comfortable. This pack doesn’t forgive weakness easily. Alpha Dylan may protect you, but out there…” She tilted her chin toward the window, where the forest stretched endlessly. “…you’ll need more than his name to survive.” Her words were harsh, but I nodded. “Then I’ll learn,” I said simply.