Failing No Nut November Novels & Stories

Fortunately, the vials containing his medicines and mutagen were strong enough to withstand Wardric's strikes. Norval drew a vial from his belt and flung it to the ground. He knew precisely what was going to happen, and it was a high-risk, high-reward strategy that would either give him the breathing room he needed or put an end to the fight by knocking him off the platform. A loud burst rang throughout the platform as the vial collided with the concrete floor, and an incredible force knocked Norval and Wardric off their feet and into the air. Wardric staggered over the floor, sliding to the platform's opposite end. Norval, on the other hand, tripped over the platform and floated in mid-air

My fingers trembled slightly. Five years ago, I had been celebrating a friend's birthday at Celestia. One push from my friend sent me sprawling into the arms of a man at the neighboring table. In that moment, his gaze cut like a blade, a dangerous heat wrapping around me. But just as quickly, a soft, almost imperceptible tenderness eased the tension. At the time, Aaron had just taken the reins of the Moretti empire, every muscle in his body taut, every movement calculated, ready for any threat that might come his way.

Linux complained as he waved his hand to fan himself. “My uncle asked me to come and see who took over Bob and May’s shop. He’d hadn't heard from them in over a week's time since he discovered his favorite coffee shop was no long here. He suspects it has something to do with this new establishment...and how they acquired it.” Tarrin said in a low voice as he watched Jared rush through the door to the kitchen. “If they are friends of your uncle’s, then they must be ancient. They probably sold it and retired.” Linux said matter of fact.

She could have it all now but November is standing on her way and as if that isn’t enough she got herself a fucking mate! She turned just as Aidan stepped inside her room. She gazed at him, “This is the right time to go after November. Her weakness is her mate, we kill the mate, and November’s nothing but a fragile glass that would break with just one push.” “No.” Nicole blinked. “What did you say?”

INTERVIEWER: "What did he say?" CAMERAMAN: "I think he said... 'Run'." ORYN: (Smirks). [CUT TO:] [INT. THE DINING ROOM - EVENING] The table is set for six. It is chaotic. Altair and Nova are arguing about code. NOVA: "You can't use a hardcoded limit, Altair! It’s lazy!" ALTAIR: "It’s efficient! And pass the potatoes." NOVA: "I’ll pass the potatoes when you patch the kernel."

Lena closed her eyes. And the first whispers from Jonas’s models echoed in her memory: The northern ridge is failing. The future had not waited for them to finish arguing. It had arrived. And it was banging on their door.

"Did you send her an invitation?" Harlan shouted while clutching his head, "How is that possible?! I never sent her an invitation! She must be lying to us!" He nodded firmly. "That’s right, this woman must be starving and wants to sneak into our luncheon to eat the leftover food!" To convince Lana, Harlan took a fruit platter from the table and dumped it at my feet. "Here! Is this enough? These are imported dried fruits and nuts. Just pick them up and go eat them somewhere else! Don’t get in the way!"

“Dear, we still don’t have a way to save Noel. What should we do? Python said that he’ll only give us one week, and Noel is still in his...” “You’re not the only person who’s anxious about his safety, alright?” Arthur’s expression dimmed. One of the elders stepped forward. “Arthur, what did Nick say? Did he refuse?” Martha was surprised. “You actually went to find Nick? Why? What makes you think that Nick will help Noel? I would be exhilarated as long as he doesn’t betray Noel at this time and leave him to die at Python’s hands.” “What do you know?” Arthur glared at her with a gloomy expression. “Nick got the chance to get acquainted with Python when he and Cooper were doing business in Madr

Nena exclaimed when Linus fell and was pinned by his opponent. The feeling of disappointment echoed the club as Linus can't make a move. His opponent tangled him on his neck, strangling him into death. I compose myself as people on our side stood up… waiting for how Linus to escape from his opponent’s grips. I turned my gaze away from it. I hate to see how he lost the fight. Guilt fills in when I just remember what I wished before the fight starts. Nena suddenly held my hand and her long nails stapled on my skin. I push her hand to loosen her grip.

Besides, why do we need a flimsy piece of paper to prove our relationship? I opened my mouth, wanting to say something to change her mind, but she had already grabbed her bag, turned on her heels, and walked off in her high heels without so much as a glance back. Just like all the previous 99 times, her decision was cold and final. She got into the car and immediately drove off, leaving me no chance to stop her. Our friends around us let out a collective sigh. After my fifth failed proposal, most people stopped showing up. But this time, convinced she'd finally say yes, I begged and pleaded and dragged every friend I had here to witness our happiness.