Dora Baddie Novels & Stories

she whimpered, clutching a stuffed bear. “Uncle Z. He fought those bad men alone but one bad guy took him away and dragged him out.” Haizer kneels down to her height, “We'll save Uncle Z, okay? I promise.” She nodded her head, tears streaming. “Big bad men, they have mean eyes. They beat him and said Uncle Z betrayed them.” Haizer's jaw tightened and looked at me. “Obsidian. It has to be.” I stood, my fists clenching. Zeus had secrets, layers I was just starting to peel back. But this...this changed everything.

Her expression was so dramatic that Maxwell could tell the billionaire princess learned it all from her K-drama series. “Oh my god!” Mia gasped like she was auditioning for a soap opera. “I thought your neighborhood was safe!” “How did you know?” Dawn asked, frowning. “Yeah, how did you know, Mia? Maybe you were one of the robbers,” Maxwell said, his voice laced with bitterness. “Don’t be silly, Maxwell. Mia’s too small. Those robbers were almost Taylor-tall,” Dawn explained. Maxwell narrowed his eyes at Taylor. “Yeah. Definitely Taylor-tall. We better stop this discussion now.”

"Amy, come here! Tonight you're going back to the basement. You're not allowed to come out without my permission." Terrified, Amy clung tighter to my clothes. I pushed her behind me and gently coaxed her. "Don't be afraid, my darling. In this country, no one can harm you." "Bitch!" Isla spat. "Even if you drag in the highest official, it won't help you. Austin rules this city." "In that case," I said coldly, "things in this city are about to change." The words had barely left my lips when the roar of engines thundered from the distance. Dozens of armored trucks loaded with cash barreled down the street, making the ground tremble.

Something rotten under the chemical tang. The corridor was dark. Not the malfunctioning kind of dark—no, this darkness was intentional. As they stepped inside, motion-triggered lights snapped on, one by one, leading them further into the belly of Delta-9. Chase whispered, “This is starting to feel like the part of the horror movie where the audience screams at the idiot characters to turn back.” Jax didn’t slow. “Then it’s a good thing none of us are idiots.” Sienna wished she believed him.

The lady came to help me but I pushed her away. "Get away from me" I yelled, causing mom, Rony and Lyra to walk in. Mom looks worried. "Honey, calm down, the day isn't over, we can still find what you are looking for. Just calm down a bit, okay, it's not the end" she tells me as I pant in anger, I've never been this angry and frustrated in my life. As my mom speaks, her words becomes blur as my eyes fixated on the dress Lyra was holding, the design, golden stones, slim and fitted, loose from above the knees, long and beautiful, with a cape.

He no longer felt the pain in his arm, but in his heart the pain was still there. *** "No! He can't remember Alyne again! He can't fall in love with Alyne again!" Several beads of sweat dripped from Nadya's forehead. She remembered her conversation with Violet. "Maam, don't believe Alyne. She's an evil witch girl! She killed my mom!" Violet pleaded with Nadya, her eyes filled with tears when she told about her mother who died because of her sister. Nadya widened her eyes, not believing Violet's words.

It consisted of a large glowing monitor, a keyboard, and a central processor tower with multiple open data ports. I reached into the small hidden pocket lined inside the bodice of my gown. My fingers found the tiny, black hacking drive Adrian had given me. I pulled it out and stared at it for a brief second. This tiny piece of plastic held the power to destroy a mafia empire. I jammed the drive into the open port on the console. The monitor flared to life immediately. A black terminal window popped up on the screen, lines of green code scrolling too fast for me to read. Then, a thick progress bar appeared in the center of the window.

Dora maintained her fake smile, stylishly checking Bexley out. While Dora is skinny, Bexley is slim but not completely flat cos her burst has something to show. But the face card? Dora immediately marked herself as the top. Bexley's face card can never and will never compare. "Of course you love cray cray," Bexley responded, still blank. "Heard you spent few months in rehab cos you were suffering from schizophrenic signs. You tried to drown yourself in your bathtub." Dora stopped walking, right in front of Bexley, tension so foggy.

Dora begins, her voice carrying that ominous 'you're doomed' edge I really don't appreciate. "Rumors say many years ago she was a moon priestess who drew power directly from the moon. She was a twin. Her sister was the mischievous one. However, she was betrayed by her sister. And had to take her sister's power to stop her from going haywire." "Wow, sounds...epic," Rhydar comments weakly, cracking an eye open. "Shut up," I hiss. "In the process of trying to save her sister, she was betrayed by the one she loved the most and went on a rampage."

Hurai asked, not at all surprised to see Dora suddenly become quiet with a thinking expression on her face, as she seemed to actually ponder on what her next actions would be. “Wouldn’t that just smirch your reputation as a lousy person and a bully?” Hurai asked, instantly coming to the conclusion that this princess beside her was too simple-minded, not meaning it as a compliment in any way. “What then would you do hunn? If my way is so bad, what’s your way?” Dora asked coming to a sudden stop and turning around until she came face to face with Hurai who simply stared back at her with a gentle expression on her face.