Cornelia Fields Wattpad Novels & Stories

she hated being weak. "Who are you?" Joan found herself asking as she stared at both women, and Epheba's attention returned to her. "Me?" Epheba's asked. a smile appeared on her face as she took a step closer to Joan, Joan started to move backwards, but stopped when her back touched the wall of the room... coraline stopped walking when she was standing in front of Joan and the smile she had on her face dissipated "I'm someone who can't wait to see your end and the end of the lycans" Coraline said in a low voice, and Joan saw the glint of anger that passed through her eyes, but it left as soon as it came... "Off you go!" She added, and Joan gasped when she felt like she was being dragged away

Roderick brought Victoria and left, while Cornelia sat on the sofa by herself, looking at the teacups on the table, she suddenly swept all the teacups away with resentment, she was filled with hatred. The teacup fell onto the ground. Because of the carpet, it did not break, but Cathy's heart became even more sorrowful. She cried for a while, then used her phone to call Rory. "Hey!" "Pick me up." "Miss, what happened to you?" "Stop asking, I hate Roderick. I hate them." Cornelia on the phone could not help but scream. "Alright, I'll come pick you up right away." Santigao quickly replied.

Cara appeared once again and she was dragging the keeper of knowledge with her. “What do you want from me again, I already told you everything you need to know,” Tia cried out. “That my dear friend, is a lie,” Amelia responded. “What else did Cornelius learn from you?” she probed. “I promise, I already told you all I know,” Tia persisted. “Hmmm, so we’re doing this the hard way,” Amelia said and the colour drained from Tia’s already pale face. “W-what do y-you mean?” she asked and her eyes widened in horror when she saw white flames coming out of Amelia’s hands. “Ahh, let me join the party,” Adelia clapped in excitement and white flames covered her entire body.

He left after that. The people in Centrolis were weird. He met Nelly Tanner in the auction the other day, who slandered his daughter, and then Matthew kept calling his son-in-law a b*stard! Could he swallow this? Of course not! If he had stabbed the needle just a little bit off, Matthew could forget about waking up—ever! … When Cordelia got to the company, she could obviously tell it felt merry. She came to the office to take care of her daily tasks, and Mr. Smith came in to pass a few documents to her.

"Him! The devil, are you insane Alexa?!" "It's a long story." Elliot decided that it was best to move forward with their discussion. "It's nice that you know each other. You must help us with a counter pearl, Coralia." I moved towards her to untie her rope. Elliot snapped his fingers and the ropes dissapeared. "How convenient," I said, helping her up. Coralia was just as I remembered, except older and way more beautiful than her younger self. "I will not be involved with the devil's work!"

To find it, you will first have to go to the Fields of the Scholars— The letter was torn right there, in mid-sentence. Caitlin read it a second time, and a third time, then finally set it down. She leaned back, her mind spinning. Holding this was overwhelming. Her mission felt more real, and more pressing, than ever. But she was also confused. The Fields of the Scholars? Where on earth could that be? She was more determined than ever to embark right away, to embrace her mission, to head there immediately, wherever it was, and to find the second key.

Or maybe the right one. "She is fighting for her mate," Talia responded. In a way, Talia admired Cornelia. Cornelia was a witch, who didn’t know much about this realm, humans, or werewolves, and she risked a lot by coming here. If Cornelia uses her powers, she will expose herself as a witch, and if she doesn’t use her powers, she will appear to be a weak human regardless of the weight that the title of special advisor to Alpha Natalia carried. No matter how it went, Cornelia was at a disadvantage, yet she still came here to fight for her mate. How could Talia not admire this tenacious witch?

Perhaps Field's newly gained knowledge would soon be forgotten in his quest to stamp out the alien intruders in his cell. “Nell’s mom,” he prompted. “What was she like back then?” “That’s how it starts,” he confided. “Even the ants are sent to spy on us.” Liam tried again. “Do you know what happened to her?” “Spirited away. Ha, ha.” So he, too, had been under the impression ‘Electra’ was no more. “What was she like?” “Beautiful, not like these ugly creatures. Bugs. I hate the lot of them.”

"CORNELIA WILSON!!" She reached in to grab the phone but Cornelia was faster than her. She quickly moved back to save her phone and herself. "But how?!" Maryam couldn't believe it yet and it upset her to the maximum. "G****e, my dear. You should try it." that reply made Maryam even angrier and she jumped on Cornelia, ready to fight her. "How can you do this to me?!" But Cornelia was satisfied as she ran away from the demon inside her room with a victorious look on her face. She couldn't wait to hear Maryam tell her all about it.

She pulled the chair she was seating on closer to the bed and I didn’t know whether to be spooked or jump off the bed and figure out plan b later. Again, with that look as if she knew me, I studied her. And she…looked familiar. The caramel hair, her cheek structure, the eyes I couldn’t recognize but the rest felt familiar. “I found you in the field”, she explained. “I got caught in the rain, slipped against the mud, I must have fainted when I fell. If you found me…do you work in the fields? You work for Cornelius?” Her body tensed when I said Cornelius’ name and for some reason I tensed too.