Durin Novels & Stories

"You know that Durwin is an elf right? Well he's actually a demon elf, who would make your sexual desire heightened in seconds. I don't know why you chose him, but an intimate session with him will last for a very long time. He had his way to replenish your energy in seconds. He would be perfect for us." I was licking his neck, rubbing my hand on his hard chest. Then sucking his nipple one by one just to his liking, he was moaning my name in seconds. My head was intoxicated by the sexy sound that he let out, I was throbbing with the greatest desire to fuck him to exhaustion and let Durwin bring him back again. Over and over again. Fuck!

“I thought we’re having lunch?” Devin hummed, “we are. That’s my property down there.” I rolled my eyes. Of course, he owns it. “Whatever, I need to get back before six,” I announced in a contemptuous tone. “Of course,” Devin answered back as the chopper landed on the beach. Small sand particles were being swept by the rotor blades of the chopper. Some stuck in my eyes. God, I hate this. I rubbed my eyes after removing my shades. It feels itchy as hell and irritating. The chopper must’ve left because the gusting of wind stopped and the ocean breeze returned to its calming state.

“When shall we leave then?” Slate folded one arm under his elbow and stroked his chin again, obviously doing some calculations. When he spoke, it was with resolve. “We’ll leave tomorrow evening, at dusk. That will give us enough time to reach the far border of Dunderin before sun up. Then, we can take a rest and determine when best to resume our flight.”

Due to the fact, David was the main cause of the misunderstanding that occurred between Redric, Shireen, and Shin. "Err — yeah, there you have it. At that time while driving, I saw a woman walking to the house. Then when I accidentally saw her face, I was sure she was Miss Shireen. Because I was in a hurry there was a need, so I did not have time to confirm," said Davidhis face was trying to be calm.

A sound like the soft chirping of birds, the sensuous rain on the windowsill, the rustling of yellowed leaves on a beautiful autumn morning. They entered in the middle of the crowd and Jimmy's eyes grew bigger. Taegen was sitting at a huge, shining black instrument that looked like the sky on a cool summer night, coaxing impossibly soothing and amazing melodies from it. He seemed lost as his fingers flew over the keys like swallows darting in a pond for fish. He raised his head and stared at Jimmy, his eyes shifting to the shiny sapphire blue, making the boy's heart leap out of his chest. "It has been years," Ruvyn mumbled, not believing what he is watching.

“Let’s not lose the light. We’ll need to return before sunset.” A circle was quickly drawn in the clearing. I watched as Alexander and Dorrin stepped into the center from opposite ends. They couldn’t have looked more different, yet equally striking. Dorrin was slightly taller then Alexander, his black tunic clinging to his lean frame, the sun catching the deep red of his curls until they burned like fire. His turquoise eyes glinted with a dragon’s pride, and perhaps a hint of arrogance.

His voice deepened menacingly. “Y… your pack? I… I passed out and I…” my voice faded as I leaned back several steps until I crashed against the wall. His stare only got intense and I could also tell my time was ticking. The walls didn't scream comfortable to me anymore; they were compromising. It's been decades since we had a pack member of the Skull Pack cross into our territory. Are you looking for a battle?” He thundered. Skull pack? That was my pack, and we were sworn rivals to a particular pack; a deadly war that made both of our packs come to a truce that lasted for fifteen years.

He held out his hand so Diana wouldn't slip on the way down. “Wait a minute, I'll bring it here,” Alpha Darren uttered. His eyes lit up and Diana could feel his enthusiasm. Alpha Darren quickly returned with a set of equipment for skiing, including ski suits for both of them. When she saw the strikingly colored ski suits, Diana rounded her eyes. How could Diana not be surprised, Alpha Darren handed her a fuchsia pink ski outfit. And he himself was wearing light blue. Diana with a shocked face carried her ski clothes. “Did you seriously pick this color?”

Her plain pink kimono floated in the breeze as she walked towards them with a man beside her. "No, another one," Luci said jokingly, and they both giggled. Durin looked preppy, and Sira thought he was the preppiest-looking guy she had seen. He wore a light cream sleeveless cardigan and pale baby pink shorts that stopped a little before his knee. His hair was almost completely shaved, and his hairline was perfectly carved. On the left chest side of his cardigan was a brooch. Everybody, this is Durin," Talia said. "Durin, this is Sira and Talia."

“You don’t have to take up the role. Please. Don’t worry about it now. This is why I didn’t want to tell you just yet; I wanted to wait until you were at least feeling less like you’d been rammed into a brick wall repeatedly.” Leda laughs “Oh. That hurt.” Lise returns, opening the door and allowing Nam in first before she peers round the doorframe. I roll my eyes at her. “Come on.” I instruct Leda. “Let’s get you sat up.” Nam moves to the bed and takes hold of the corner of Leda’s pillow. “Hello.” he smiles “I am Dr Dumuzid. I’ve been taking care of you whilst you’ve been here.” “Where is here?” Leda asks.