Descendants 3 Dig A Little Deeper Novels & Stories

How could I tell him that I was dying? That the healer said my wolf spirit was fading fast— that I only had three days left before the bond would consume me completely? “Joseph,” I murmured, “would you come with me? We’ll go to Grandpa’s pack. They’ll love you there.” He hesitated. “Can we stay a little longer, Mom? Just three days? If he really doesn’t want us after that, we’ll go. But I want to call him Dad… just once.” Tears blurred my vision. I stroked his hair and nodded, though my heart was already breaking.

“Okay Lala, take the elevator at the end of the hall to the third floor, the DNA testing office is to the left as soon as you exit” “Thanks, Jess”, she tells the girl before taking the documents back from her. The girl who is a few inches taller than Amory comes out from behind the desk and squeezes her tightly. “Your daughter is beautiful, congratulations! It was really nice seeing you again, Lala”!

A broken alarm. A low erupted growl came from the back of his throat as he rammed deeper inside her. She took in all of him. She hasn't passed out yet, neither has she shed any tears. She can handle him. She can withstand his demons. Those were the only words that danced through his mind over and over again In repeat like a broken record. A sense of possessiveness rushed through his veins. This right here, was what he had been looking for all his life.

I looked up to see my father standing over us. “She passed out” I told him. I looked over to Cole and Spartan, they were inspecting what was left of Hanks body. “This is incredible” Spartan said lifting what looked like an arm. He dropped it again and looked over to me. “She can do this, with just a wiggle of her fingers?” his voice was uncertain, impressed but laced with a bit of fear. Which is highly unusual coming from Spartan. “She’s the Triple Goddess, she can do anything” my father said still looking down at us.

At the top of the high green hill lay my parents, and beside them was me. And beside me, there was a tiny grave. That was my tiny child's home. He hadn't had the chance to come to this world. Winston carefully hid in the corners the entire time, watching the others put me into my grave. After three years, I was finally able to leave this place where I experienced love and hate. Winston cried with tears all over his face. "Aryanna, I'm sorry..." I felt my soul dissipating a little bit. The last image before I could remember was Winston signing the agreement to donate his remains.

"The pressure alone could murder us, and that’s before we even confront whatever’s down there. If anyone wants out, now’s the time to say it." No one moved. "Good," Damien said, his dark gaze surveying the room. "We struck this strong and quickly. No errors. Let’s move." The Descent The VTOL hovered over the Mariana Trench, its generators whirring lightly as we organized for the descent. "This is insane," Vanessa murmured, adjusting her gear. "We’re going deeper than anyone’s ever long gone before, and we don’t even recognize what we’re searching for." "We know enough," Damien said firmly. "Whatever’s down there, it’s part of the system. We take it out, or we don’t come back."

“Well, as the decades passed and we entered the 20th century, characters like Dracula emerged but they were nothing like the real vampires. Characteristics like changing into bats, sleeping in coffins, and being repelled by garlic were nothing more than someone’s creative imagination Gabriel, you know that. We knew then that if people had discovered the real vampires the stories would have been very different. I can only assume that after the plague they all died out and none were never discovered.” “So, you and your sisters are the only five living descendants left in the world?” “No, there are others,” she told him. “I can feel them out there somewhere. Their vibration is faint, but I know

Mother said blankly before she left the training field. It had been three days since the alpha conference and tomorrow we are leaving for house Valaires. This is a three-day trip which leaves us a day to settle in at House Valaires, a day before the ball. “May I be excused?” I asked Zion and his eyes widened in realization. “Yes, I almost forgot. Send the children my regards.” Zion said and I smiled at him before I made my way to my garden. I heard soft chattering and a smile settled on my face as I followed the voices.

They looked so warm and picture perfect, like they were the ones who were a true family of three, while I was just the extra that didn't make sense in their narrative. My appearance shattered the beautiful moment between them. The smiles on their faces disappeared at once, and I could feel the tension in the air rising. Stacy was the first one to break the silence. She scoffed coldly. "I thought you weren't coming back anymore." Tammy also glared coldly at me. Devin, on the other hand, looked a little awkward and uneasy. He began explaining himself. "Hey, Allen. I'm just here for a game of chess with Tammy…"

"Andy? Didn't you have important work to do today?" Andy looked completely calm as he introduced Jane. "This is Jane Brooke, daughter of the Shadow Pack's Alpha. She had ordered a custom-made ring here, so I came with her to pick it up." I glanced at the ring. The huge diamond shone brilliantly from every angle. Jane raised an eyebrow at me, the provocation clear in her eyes. "You must be Milly Gomez. Andy told me about you. You're an orphan." Jane deliberately emphasized my identity as an orphan and a sly look flashed through her eyes.