Encountered Romane & Geschichten

"Why weren't you able to sense him this time?" "He wasn't in the same place long enough," he explained. "Besides, half the time it happens because he wants me to find him." They both slowed their pace, coming almost to a stop when they reached the crowd. They began looking through the people, trying to see if Mr. Owens was among them. He wasn't, so they walked a bit and looked over towards the firemen. Jaida's heart was racing as she prayed for Mr. Owens's safety. They would have to apologize for this when they found him. After all, it was partially their fault that this had happened. Jaida sighed in deep relief when her eyes finally fell on their English teacher. He was standing with the fi

How did I get here I thought to myself, I remembered I came to the restroom but I left to go for my class,how come I'm back in the restroom. Stepping out of the toilet my foot bump with a sign which was placed infront of the toilet that I just step out from. Looking at the out of service sign, something feel amiss with me, I don't remember seeing this sign when I came to the restroom, I don't even remember how I get to the restroom the second time, picking up my backpack I left the restroom still trying to remember how I got there. I can't believe I missed break, checking the time I head to my next class which I share with Dora. I know I would be questioned by Dora.

But when she got there, she just focused on her work and forgot about the man's face, the scent also slowly disappeared from her nose. "Hey what's wrong with you? You look like you're daydreaming" Gemma said. "Gemma, I met an Alpha before coming here, she passed by me, I seem to have seen him before, but I forgot where I met him, I'm sure he's never been here, I must have met him somewhere else--" "So what do you want to convey?" Gemma said. "For the first time, I feel calm when I smell someone's scent, it smells like wood and musk in one"

After five hours of deep unconscious sleep, Lewis came around feeling lighter than he had walked in that morning. He was also feeling so hungry thank God the maid who was entrusted with nursing him had prepared some fresh hot dogs and a glass of lemon juice, he gobbled up two hot dogs and then sipped the juice breathing heavily.

I say to the stranger. He smiles and nods. "It's not a problem. It's not the first time I've stopped a man like that and, unfortunately, it probably won't be the last." I nod and cross my arms over my chest. The stranger appears friendly, protective almost, based on the way he inserted himself into the situation. His voice is calm and reassuring after experiencing such an unwanted encounter. We stand there in an awkward silence, unsure of what to say to each other. I avoid meeting his eyes.

“Stay.” As quiet as a cat, he grabbed a spear and moved towards the door It could be an animal and there might be no need for the spear but it was better for him to be cautious. Slowly, he jerked the door open and was met with a force that dropped him down to his knees in pain. He raised his head to look at the man standing over him. That long scar on the neck. No, thought Aleric as fear gripped him, it couldn't be. It couldn't be possible.

It was as if my thoughts refused to settle, constantly pulled between the promise I had made to the triplets and the unsettling image I had witnessed earlier. In the midst of Sebastian's eloquent words, my gaze wandered around. I still couldn't believe what I had seen just minutes ago, it was still unbelievable and hard for me to process. I had glimpsed someone who bore an uncanny resemblance to the picture I had discovered in the morning—a picture of the kids' mother, I still couldn’t believe what I saw. Was it real? Was I just making things up? My heart pounded in my chest, and a chill coursed down my spine. Was it a ghost? Was I the only one who saw her? I believed that other should have

Unexpectedly, when I opened my eyes, I found myself face to face with someone I hadn’t anticipated seeing. Antonio, a person from my past, locked eyes with me. The surprise of encountering him in this moment, here in Okene, was almost too much to process. I stood there, frozen, my heart pounding, unsure of what to say or how to react. Antonio remained composed, seemingly unperturbed by my earlier outburst.

But fate had other plans in store, and before long, the strain proves too much for the aging jeep, its engine sputtering and wheezing before finally giving out altogether. Undeterred by the setback, Zakariah's instincts kicked into overdrive as he swiftly assessed the situation. With a quick maneuver, he veered the jeep towards an oncoming black van, the impact sending it careening off the road and into a ditch with a resounding crash. Without a moment to spare, Zakariah leaped from the vehicle, his senses on high alert as he braced himself for the inevitable confrontation that awaited him.

After I managed to regain my balance by holding onto the table, I realized that quite a crowd had gathered around us. I looked at Stella, who was writhing in pain on the ground, and next to her was the crystal bracelet my mother had left me. I stood there in a daze, countless images flooding my mind, and my heart started to beat violently. I trembled as I approached, wanting to pick up the shattered pieces of the bracelet. But Zac pushed me away. "Anna! What are you doing?" With a loud thud, my head slammed hard against the edge of the table.