Novelas y relatos de Chishiya Alice In Borderland

Surprised washed over her face, she did not remember grabbing that one; it was beautiful. “I like this one.” Alice said quietly as she picked up the fabric letting it gently move through her hands. “Ok great. What kind of style do you want? What kind of necklli…neck..” Kristen said stopping her sentence as her eyes fell upon Alice’s neck. . The crescent shape mark on Alice’s neck staired back at her burning its way into her soul eating away at her. How dare his mark be on her. Her mind screamed. Kristen’s hands going into fist as she tried to fight back the rage building inside of her. How dare he mark her! . Her body beginning to shake as she felt her wolf push forward. She was on the verge

to talk, was the fact that I still wasn't running away from him. I really can't resist someone who needed help. I feel like this protective instinct of mine would get the better of me someday. "Excuse me, but" I began. And then suddenly, the ALIEN in front of me KISSED me! All my reflexes and taekwondo skills, kicked in (pun intended). I literally kicked him where it hurts and slapped him so hard, he was momentarily dazed. "WHY THE HELL DID YOU KISS ME? PERVERT!!!!" I shouted. I can´t believe I actually thought that this is some science discovery. Is this the new modus operandi perverts are using to kidnap unsuspecting girls like me??!!

“Is all well.” Lucien nodded, “we are good. I will uphold our earlier agreement as long as you agree to a few simple changes.” I tilted my head, “what kind of changes do you purpose?” “They are simple Nikko. I’m not trying to screw you. I understand why the cottage is so important to you and I’m not going to take that back. In fact I’m willing to give you that whole corner and the acres that go with it as long as you agree in writing that your men will not pass my borders. I will agree to the same. If for any reason we ever need to meet our border patrols can notify the other. Anyone who steps food unannounced into the others pack will face severe punishment.”

Blood is dripping from her neck, ruining my floor. “She crossed the border” Lori responded. “Now, why would she do that?” I mumbled, inspecting the girl. Her eyes lightly flutter open and as if on instinct the two warriors tighten the grip on her arms. She lets out a groan before her head slightly lifts and when her eyes fall on me, they instantly go wide. “Alpha!” she said, her voice actually clear. “Well if it isn’t our little escapee” “I… I…” “You sure know how to create trouble for yourself don’t you” I lift her chin up with my fingers, inspecting her scared, but somehow determined face.

"He was ambushed near the eastern border. A shifter." Her breath caught in her throat, "A shifter, this close to the territory?" "Close enough." I dropped into the chair across from the hearth and let my head fall back against it, eyes on the ceiling. Alice was quiet for a moment, and when she spoke again, her voice had gone soft. She crossed the room and knelt in front of my chair, her hands settling over my knees. "I'm so sorry," she murmured. "I know how much he means to you. To all of you."

she called, her voice steady but sharp. The shadow moved closer, and Alice’s heart stopped. It wasn’t Liam. It wasn’t Kane. It was a wolf she didn’t know—huge, black-furred, with eyes glowing gold. A Crimson Moon scout. Alice’s hands trembled, but something inside her stirred—hot, wild, alive. Her vision sharpened, the world snapping into focus. She could hear the wolf’s heartbeat, smell its blood. Her nails dug into her palms, and for a split second, she felt them sharpen.

Brea’s mind links with mine, “There is a breach on the western border, Alpha.” Mind linking her back, I tell her I am on my way there; I can hear wolves' paws striking the ground as they try to catch up with me. Lea slows down as she reaches the pond Amy and I used to swim in as kids. At the water's edge is a female; she groans in pain as I shift back and rush to her side; blood soaks the ground where she is lying, and her body is covered in wounds. Her big brown eyes plead with me, her voice hoarse as she whispers,

I thought I would just snoop around, but now? Now all I could think of was getting to my mate. "Forget the camp," Alan snarled so loud I could have sworn he was heard in the nearby camp, and a feral growl ripped through my throat as I agreed with him. “Forget everything and get to Ina now.” I made it past the camp easily and soon found the border Ina mentioned earlier. “The security is tighter.” Alan gasped when he saw the line-up of werewolf warriors at the border.

Rish apologized as the realization sunk in. He didn't know how to put it into words, but they had to protect Alisha, even if it was from someone as dangerous as Alice. She didn't even belong to the human world; she was from a world beyond everything -That is werewolf. "Me too, Mom. I'm really sorry," Levi joined in with Rish's words. "There's nothing wrong with your behavior. Anyone would behave the same way. It's not anyone's mistake," Maya reassured them.

Alice said anxiously as she settled into one of the chairs at the dining table. "Chill. I got the plate number out before picking you up, and I plan on dumping it anyway," Chiara said, and Alice nodded. --- Alice now stood in front of the tall and magnificent building, Vclass Mobile. She was dressed in a clean white long-sleeve shirt and black pants, with well-polished black boots. Her black wig was combed neatly, and her mustache and beard were very much intact. She felt a little apprehensive, but she wasn’t scared; that emotion had died long ago. Sergio had always taught her to face everything head-on: what's going to happen will happen; there's no point in stalling.