Fourth Wing Chapter 30 Novels & Stories

Anybody's natural reaction, almost like an instinct. The next thing I know the whip cracks against the floor beside me and my flinch isn't missed, Julians and Remi's chuckles are proof. "Turn on the camera, Remi." * I wasn't planning on leaving this chapter on a cliffhanger I swear it kind of just happened...So umm yeah this chapter is a little gruesome but I hope you enjoy it anyway! Who do you guys hate most and why? Also, we're now on chapter 30 how crazy is that?? P.s. sorry for any mistakes editing isn't my forte.

"I cannot." "Ava, that is an order." I cut the channel and dropped toward Runway Three. The runway lights stretched toward me fast. I lowered the landing gear, and the whole frame shuddered. In the final approach, a base service vehicle suddenly shot onto the edge of the runway. The door flew open, and Chloe stumbled out as if she meant to force me away with her own body. I yanked the stick back. The landing gear scraped the runway edge, and the aircraft lurched out of balance. The left wing slammed into the barrier, sparks tearing across the ground. My harness cut into my chest as I crashed forward against the instrument panel, and the taste of blood filled my mouth.

Chapter 17: Wings in the Mist Vaelor moved fast toward the trees. His body stayed tense and ready. I stayed where he told me but my heart pounded hard. The sound of wings grew louder. They were not far away now. I pulled the thin silk closer around my soft body. My round belly still felt warm from his touch. My heavy breasts ached. My thick thighs were still slick from earlier. The pleasure he gave me felt so good but the danger made everything sharper.

That in itself tells you the kind of person she is. I hated seeing the changes in Beta Jake though. He had been such a help getting us here from Crimson Night Pack, getting me sorted with a room in the pack and a place in the warriors' team alongside Manny and Gabe. They were like an additional family now. Brothers I never had. Such close friends. Something I had been missing in my life but had never realized it was missing until it was there. Now I am so grateful it is there. I just hate that he is suffering now. Seeing him change because of a woman is not right. Especially not a woman who treated him so badly. She did not deserve him. She deserved nobody. Hearing this Alpha say Jake had be

Now that I was moving farther away from Vex my fear was quickly turning into anger. I allowed the anger to flow through me. It wasn’t fair that once again I had to turn everything upside down to get away from him. I was really starting to enjoy my life. Granted Mentone mainly had older people, but they were kind and generous. I was enjoying the peace and quiet of the mountains and loved seeing the waterfall. Even the small apartment had been nice. I enjoyed sitting in the recliner learning to cross stitch, and just listening to the sounds of nature floating in the open window. My anger grew as I realized I forgot to grab my cross-stitch supplies from beside the chair. Damn Vex for all of thi

At first , her hand forms a circle and then a triangle – her mouth vomit words that none of us understand. “Who are you and what do you think you are doing?!” Andrew asks again , before raising to his feet. However , the woman continues to ignore him and chant. “This is your last warning to speak –“ Britney and I , watch in absolute horror as a small wave of some sort emits from her hands which begins to float towards us. Andrew is the first to come into contact with it , and this making him fall to the fall with a heavy thud. I rise from my bed , watching as Britney also fall unconscious by it’s touch – my sudden movement earns me a growl from the wolf. I start backing away , trying my har

He pushed open the back door, letting in a slice of cool air before it slammed shut behind him. She didn’t stop the lesson. Just pressed her hand gently to Dollface’s back and said, “Try again. This time with your core engaged.” Outside, Red climbed the metal stairs to the roof. The night wrapped around him like a tight coat. He lit a cigarette with one hand, the other buried deep in his pocket, and stared out at the city, trying to shake off the foul taste of the bouncers’ voices. . . .

They were shoving each other trying to get the other one to let loose just a fraction. Silas had somehow gotten his arms up higher and his hands were on the sides of her head, he planted one foot behind him, he lifted her off of the ground and threw her mid air across the arena. It seemed like it was happening in slow motion until her back hit against the concrete cracking like a spider web. I growled and stepped forward when I noticed she was laying still on the ground. Xander cut me off with a look of horror on his face. "Get up queen." Hotch whispered. Her head listed off the ground and she shook her head, "Get your all up Ambrosia, you aren't finished yet." Xander said sternly. I held my

Xenia added solemnly, crouching down to scratch Spitfire under the chin like she hadn’t just gone full feline assassin in defense of our dignity. I glanced at the chair-turned-throne where Spitfire sat like a smug queen surveying her domain, her tail flicking with barely concealed satisfaction. The kittens were nestled beside her, oblivious to their mother’s righteous wrath, already drifting off into nap number seventy-three of the day. It was… absurdly wholesome. My pulse finally started to slow, but the flush didn’t leave my face, especially when I turned and saw Zach still standing in the corner, one hand braced on the doorframe, the other rubbing the back of his neck like he wasn’t sure

“If gods live among us, he would be one of them. And he knows it. Unfortunately, so do my parents and everyone else around me.” “Sorry, sweetheart,” Chaise said. “We still don’t get you.” Denise sighed. “Prepare to be dethroned, Chaise Anderson. Somebody just checked in to the campus who’s a bigger king than you are.” Chaise rolled his eyes. “As if I care,” he said. Then he turned to me. “As long as I’m the king in your world, I don’t mind.” I faked a cough. “Nothing’s changed, Anderson,” I said “Better luck next time.” I laughed and took Denise’s arm. “Come, we’ll be late for our class. I’m feeling positive today. Remind me to thank your cousin later.”