Code Geass Nina Table Novels & Stories

of the table, their eyes hit both of them. On Kael’s right: Dima, sleeves rolled up, a stack of paper and a stylus in front of him. Beside him, Jace sprawled in his seat with practiced slouch, a tablet in one hand, boots hooked on a crate instead of the floor. Across from them, three new faces. Nia, representing the sanctuary network. Imani, representing security and the ex‑Sirens who’d chosen to be fighters. Lina, the legal brain, representing the fragile but vital bridge between everything they’d built and the pieces they wanted to be able to show daylight without being arrested.

“But that’s not what it was.” He looked between me and Nina. “I guess Gia and your little girlfriend go all the way back,” he said. The silence that followed was the loudest thing in the room. I turned to look at Nina. She had gone completely white. Not the pale of fear from before. Something deeper than that. The color of someone watching two separate worlds they’d been carefully keeping apart collide in a single sentence. Her hands were shaking against the rope at her wrists. Her eyes found mine. And in them I saw everything she hadn’t told me. Everything she’d been protecting. Gia. Her mother. The card. The café with the green door. All of it written across her face in the space of one se

But before I could respond, the sound of approaching footsteps cut through the kitchen’s silence. Nina strutted into the kitchen like she owned the place, her perfume announcing her presence before she even spoke. Her gaze flickered toward the priestess, then to me, as if she had already decided I was doing something wrong. Just like the first time Gaia had come here, she looked at the priestess in awe. “My priestess,” Nina breathed, practically running toward her. Gaia, who was never particularly warm toward Nina, barely concealed her frown. For the first time, I actually felt sorry for the poor girl.

Nina said with reverence for the Emperor, her head tilted down, not meeting his gaze because it is disrespectful for the servants to look directly in the eyes of their Lords and Ladies, "She can move her hands freely. She can hear and see clearly now but I am afraid her sense of taste hasn't returned to normal yet. But I assume that it will eventually be fine once she gets more rest." Alpha Aster nodded. Nina is a very smart woman and how she speaks tells it all. She is very precise when it comes to uttering infos like a military messenger which sometimes amazes me. "That is very good to hear then," Alpha Aster smiled. He gestured his hand for Nina and the guards to leave us both alone in th

Said Nathan taking the box from me ,he input some code into the door and it opens up. “Mother , Nina is home !” Shouted Nathan Ashe remove his shoe at the door and I followed suit “Nina is what ?!” Came his mother’s answer as she appeared from a corner of the cozy room with some flour spots on her face and an apron wrapped around her waist “Nina, I ignored the door bell because I am not expecting anyone and Nathan knows the code. Can’t believe it is you, welcome home” said Nathan’s mother as she gavw me a big hug

"She's Matthew's girlfriend, Amerie." If the news surprised her, Nina must have been good at controlling her expression, as it showed as even as before. Only when she turned and spoke to me did a smile appear on her face. "Nice to meet you, Amerie. I'm Nina." She introduced herself. To which Luna Isabel added, "She's a warrior and the Gamma's second in command." No wonder she looked solid. "You must be a great warrior. Managing the pack's security is not an easy task." I complimented her and continued with my introduction. "It's a pleasure to meet you, Nina. And please call me Amy."

“There’s someone here to see you.” I didn’t even look up. “Who?” “She says her name is Nina.” My jaw tightened. Of course. “Let her in,” I said finally. Zade stepped aside, and Nina walked in like she owned the room. She was dressed in a black gown, very slick and fitted, showing her curves majestically. Her hair was pinned up, a few loose strands framing her face. “You’ve been ignoring my calls,” she said, closing the door behind her, as her dark and dangerous seductive eyes landed on me.

"Okay." The little girl ran into the flower garden and was as beautiful as a little princess. The pink dress made Nina's skin glow. Nanami Vincent looks at Nina. Her eyes are gentle like water. If Nanami Vincent's love for Augustus's previous life is stubborn and wants to monopolize, then Nanami Vincent's feelings for Nina are protection. Nina is like a small and bright being that appeared in the life of Nanami Vincent. A vampire who went to raise a human child. "Mommy." Nina picked a rose and ran to Nanami Vincent.

**Nina's POV** I stood in front of the mirror, staring at my reflection. My auburn curls cascaded down my shoulders, framing my face. I was dressed in a fitted emerald gown that hugged every curve, the color enhancing the fiery determination in my hazel eyes. Today wasnt just another day. Today, I would reclaim my identity, my pride, and my dignity. I adjusted the diamond necklace on my neck—the very one my late father gave me. His words echoed in my mind: *"Nina, never let anyone dim your light."*

It was utterly humiliating. Next, someone else from Sommerdale stood out. He was 6.5 feet tall and looked extremely buffed. Gabriel picked his next fighter with his guts. "Nina, you're up." Nina wore a smile on her face, but she was cursing in her mind. She blamed Gabriel for remembering her when it was time to fight. After all, she was a lady and not a fighter! Nina did well in her combat class, so she had confidence in herself.