Destiny And Damaury Novels & Stories

Aurora’s POV The weight of what we were planning settled deep in my bones. This wasn’t just about survival anymore. This was war. I looked at Damien. He had been quiet since we arrived. But I could see the storm behind his eyes. This wasn’t just about winning. It was personal. Elias had destroyed everything Damien had built. Killed his people. Burned his home. Now Damien was going to return the favor. And I would be right there beside him. The Preparation We didn’t have an army.

"Amelia left a year ago. Went to France. We haven’t heard from her since." Brian frowned. "She never reached out? Not even once?" "Not even a postcard." I pulled two plates from the cabinet and forced a smile. "So, it’s just me, Mathias, and Elhoïme now." As if summoned, they came running down the stairs. "Is he here?" Mathias shouted. "I want to see the guy with the muscles!" Elhoïme added, skidding into the kitchen in his socks. Brian laughed and crouched slightly. "Hey guys. I’m Brian."

He glanced at me, silently pleading for assistance, but I simply raised an eyebrow, watching the scene with a mix of amusement and exasperation. “Uh… Amara, I’m fine,” Damian stammered, rubbing his arms in discomfort as he tried to avoid her gaze. “But I… I have responsibilities to attend to, so…” Amara ignored his attempt to escape, taking another step closer as she placed a hand on his arm, her gaze fixed intently on him. “Oh, come now, don’t be so distant. You’re the Beta, after all—second only to Hades. You and I would make quite a team, don’t you think?”

The Final Duel Damien surged forward, clashing with Natalia’s combat blade, steel meeting steel, sparks flying. Their deadly strikes collided, fueled by war and vengeance. "You’re too late," she spat. "I’ve already won." Damien’s voice dropped... deadly calm: "Not... yet." Point of no return Explosions roared, ripping through The Abyssal Bastion’s steel-plated walls, sending shrapnel flying as emergency alarms blared. The command terminal blazed, displaying the global missile countdown timer: 00:49:30... Less than fifty minutes... until world destruction.

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An excerpt from Destiny Book 1... It was a great journey for the Montevista Family. After Kristina and Nathaniel had been through a lot, here they were with their five beautiful children. They've grown up so well and are kind just like their parents. Kristina and Nathaniel were so proud of all of them. Kristina smiles while she reminisces all the trials they've been through with Nathaniel. She was setting the buffet table now for their family dinner. Carina was helping her. She had been Kristina's friend and almost a sister since she married Nathaniel.

After some time Madhu snatched the novel from Jhanu's hand and asked her why she is coming to the trip? She looked at me and said for all of you. "Then why are reading novel, let enjoy the trip," Madhu said Jhanu. We start playing antakshar, cards and finally, we are near to our destiny, Aruku valley...

Darina’s caravan joined Ozroes as they journey towards Sahamero, the land of the myth-like Amyrgians. They were mysterious to the Clapestrisian due to their elusiveness and the nature of their land. The thrill flowing through Darina’s veins is after her desire to see the vast land and the military force of the Amyrgians. She can finally see the mighty men who are only described in the books she read.

“But the night still belongs to us. I will not let the sun steal you away.” Before she could fully wake, he swept her up, wrapping her in a dark cloak. The world blurred and suddenly they were no longer in her modest apartment. Cool marble floors replaced worn carpet. Damien’s mansion was on the outskirts of the city, an estate hidden behind iron gates and overgrown gardens. Inside, it was lined with portraits of figures who looked eerily like Damien across centuries. He laid her down gently at first, but his hands trembled with barely restrained hunger. “Here, in my domain, I claim you fully. No more teasing. No holding back. You are mine, body, blood, and soul for eternity.”

“Continue your list.” Marcus watched him with a knowing look but said nothing. The elders launched into a detailed analysis of a beta’s daughter from Stormhold who had “acceptable lineage” and a “warm disposition.” Damien listened, or made the sounds of listening, while his soul bled across the miles toward a carriage he couldn’t see. His wolf whimpered, a broken, desperate sound, and the moon watched it all in silence.