Novel & Cerita Fullmetal Alchemist Fanfiction

“What do you hope to gain from destroying something so beautiful, Malachai?” ‎ ‎I turned my head slowly, pretending to look for someone else. “I believe I’m Kai now. Does your brain no longer serve you?” ‎ ‎Ren’s parents stepped forward, desperate. “Can we please have our son back? He’s good and innocent. He can easily be led astray.” ‎

she retorted, her lips curling into a comforting smile. Hold on, this wasn't going the way I'd anticipated. She had completely misunderstood my intention, "A, you do realize there's nothing beyond friendship between us, right? I mean, you're aware of Jax and our relationship. We're merely going out as friends, nothing more," I tried to clarify, hoping to dispel her misconceptions. However, Alana merely hummed in response, appearing unaffected by my clarification. Without missing a beat, she proceeded to steer me into my room. At this point, I couldn't help but wonder if it was a trait of this royal family to perceive things in an unusual manner.

One moment, he was sweet—or maybe just peaceful—and then he was back to his brooding self. Pearl studied Ethan from the corner of her eye before ignoring his shitty alpha attitude. Their friendship was only temporary. They’ll get their alchemist. Pearl would sell them to Alec. She'd go to the mortal realm, and they'd all live happily ever after. Period. "Almera’s is just around the corner here." Pearl paused, trying to think of a way to make this all work out just fine. "She is blind… An old alchemist, I’m told, is able to manipulate their appearances. "But I'm not sure."

She was the coolest babysitter ever and she was she only one I didn’t actually hate. She was there when I hurt myself playing with the other cubs. She even slept with me before I went to alpha camp. I thought we really had something going and with distance, that tiny crush grew into something more. I thought I would find her waiting for me but, she became Luna, choosing my dad as her mate. I was heartbroken but I pushed the feelings off. Instead, I opted to come out to human university and learn quantum physics. I really didn’t care what it was I studied but it just seemed appropriate as I was reasonably good at it. I went around cheering and talking to people. Well, things were absolutely g

My cousin stole my fiancé's suppressant on the night of the full moon, then locked me in a room with Adrian while he was barely conscious. His eyes blazed crimson, fixed on me through a haze of pain. "Yara…" I was the mate his father, Alpha Alaric, had chosen for him — guided by the Moon Goddess. His fated mate. But he didn't love me. He'd always been in love with my cousin, Vivienne. He'd been cursed by a witch as a child. If he didn't mark his mate after turning eighteen, the full moon would drive him feral.

Putting an arm around his mate, Alric promised, “I will train him and I will be more careful from now on. I’m sorry you have to deal with this, but this is my life and the only way around it is to equip him and you, too.” There was a moment of silence from her, but eventually, Alana nodded. “I understand, Alric. I do.” Taking yet another deep breath, Alric leaned down and sealed her lips with a kiss. He leisurely nibbled on her lower lip before pushing his tongue inside her mouth. He said, “Darling, I fucking want you. I want to make Kai’s brother and the rest of his siblings. Did you see how many pups we will have in the future?”

Victor traced it with his tongue, lazy and satisfied. “Mine,” he murmured, voice hoarse from hours of growling my name. I smiled, stretched like a cat, and felt the bond sing between us—stronger, deeper, unbreakable. “Always,” I said. Outside, the pack howled once—long, joyous, welcoming the new depth of their Alpha and Luna’s bond. Inside, I fell asleep in Victor’s arms, the silver mark glowing softly against his skin where we touched. The war was still coming. But now I carried his claim carved into my very soul. And I had never felt more powerful.

"Not always. Let's say that you're just unlucky. So are we good now? Or you wish to continue this zipping and padlock game?" "No, no! We're good." he hastily said. "Good then. By the way, welcome to Psycho squad. If you work hard enough, you can be our main jungler someday and no, unless we don't want you anymore. You aren't allowed to leave." He nodded and she patted his shoulder. "I'll talk to my friends. You'll get to play with us tomorrow in MCL. One of them will go solo." "Okay." he nodded. "Will you please have some spine? You don't know how to complain? You are a fox shifter. Have some spine. Even Elena, a rabbit shifter, has so much spine in arguments. Why are you so timid?"

Here's Chapter 108 of Moonbound: The Rise of Riya Wolfsong, told from Riya’s POV, transitioning into the resolution and ending arc: --- Chapter 108 – The Light That Remained Riya’s POV I stood on the edge of the great clearing, where the ashes of battle still floated like sorrow in the wind. All around me, the River Heart Pack was healing—some stitching wounds, others burying the fallen, and still others clutching their loved ones as if they could keep death away by sheer will. And there I was—alive. Changed. Marked by the battle we’d barely survived. Ama was gone. That truth hit me with a strange kind of numbness. There was no victory in it. Only silence. Only the echo of a thousand unsaid

I broke the kiss even though I wanted to do anything except that. "Name?" was the only word I could get out. "Becca," She responded. I growled even her name is beautiful. "Jason," I said as I went in for another kiss. I would've made this one even longer than the last if not for the "Ehem," coming from behind me. I turned to see Alpha Strong and his son glaring at me. "Sorry, Dad," I heard Becca say. I spun my head towards her and realization hit me. My mate is Becca Strong. I pinched my nose and groaned, My Dad is gonna love this. Perfect.