Gabriel Miraculous Novels & Stories

"No, I just thought of it." Gabriel suddenly smiled and said with a disappointed expression, "I was going home that day. Because of the snow, there was an accident on the highway and there was a terrible traffic jam. So I decided to take another road, which turned out to be the road that passed by the Bradford family's grandmother's house. I happened to see you lying in the snow not far from there." Claire didn't say anything. She didn't know if she could believe his words or not. Seeing her silence, Gabriel smiled and said in a sad tone, "I live in Charn, and my sister's name is Grace. You can find out if you don't believe me," he said and walked away.

His questions were followed by a snort. Rolling his eyes, Gabriel shook his head in exasperation. “No! Damn it, listen. There is no spell or any enchantment. That thing right there?” Gabriel pointed to the growing sea of flames which was now occupying one-third of the meadow as flames started to crawl to the looming sequoia trees of the Great Forest at the back of the Halfling Maleficent. He continued. “That is you Michael the Loyal destroying the Great Forest and the sacred meadow of the Ambivalent world. That is you making an enemy out of the entire clans of the Ambivalent world along with the Trilateral Court. So snap out of it and call out the flames before we die here.” Gabriel gritted

"Don't let them destroy your belief and goodness just because they are rotten and evil inside. Don't let them change you into something cruel, cold, and heartless just because they hurt you deeply. You are better than them Lilian, you are far more precious and valuable than all of them combined. You have a heart that knows how to love sincerely, how to give generously, and how to remain loyal and faithful. These qualities are rare and precious, and one day, someone worthy of you will come and cherish you and treat you exactly the way you truly deserve." He paused for a moment and looked at me with deep emotion and seriousness written clearly all over his face. "Lilian…" Gabriel spoke softly

Lucius snarled, charging at Gabriel, but with another casual wave of his hand, Gabriel flung him hard against a nearby tree. Gabriel looked between me and Lucius before settling his gaze on me. A dark, evil grin spread on his face. “Congratulations on your coronation as Luna of the North.” I clenched my fists, forcing myself to stand tall. “What do you want?” From the corner of my eye, I saw Lucius preparing to attack again, but Gabriel didn’t even look his way. With a mere snap of his fingers, he threw Lucius back against the tree with even greater force.

It pulsed with a faint light beneath my skin. Gabriel made a sound between a choke and a growl. "A double circle... with inverted triangles." He reached out, his thumb grazed the edge of the mark softly. A jolt of electricity snapped between us. Gabriel jumped back as if he had been burned, his eyes wide and glowing a bright gold. "This is impossible," he muttered, pacing the small bathroom floor. He looked at me as if he were seeing a ghost. "Elvira, do you have any idea what that is?"

Gabriel lowered his eyelashes with his head still held up high, his look was so cold that the handsome stranger quietly controlling a little storm using the dust on the ground slightly trembled, resulting the little glittering storm to appear in front of Gabriel eyes out the blue. Gabriel didnt even flinch or had a moment of surprise when the glittering dust appeared in front of his eyes. The moment the little storm appeared, he raises his hand and waves it to the side. The stormy dust was swept out easily, only leaving the dust that was used in making the little storm. Gabriel scrunch up his nose, stepping back, he avoided the flying dust with a disgusted expression on his face. The handsom

Gabriel's desperation was a vivid, uncontained force, a sharp, living energy that filled the space with life and the thrill of the unknown. He struggled with the emotional weight, the pressure a bright, fierce presence that filled the space with life and the thrill of discovery. His need for time was a vivid, living energy, a sharp, unyielding force that filled the space with life and the thrill of the unknown. "Please," Gabriel said, his voice a bright, cutting energy that filled the space with life and the thrill of discovery.

Gabriel was still struggling with his leg which was stuck to the rock as the mountain erupted and there was a loud bang breaking all the mountains into pieces. "No! I love you Sarah." Said Gabriel who had given up but suddenly felt his feet suddenly up in the air and looking forward he saw the werewolf goddess smiling towards him. "You might not be an Alpha, Gabriel. But your boldness is beyond measure. I'm so sorry for coming late. I went to attend to something quickly. This bird will take you home safely. See you some other time." The werewolf goddess disappeared as Gabriel watched her with a surprise in his eyes as he has never seen such a beautiful creature before.

Gabriel immediately grabbed Bryan by the collar of his suit and hissed at him. “Did you think I was throwing away and making up stories, huh? I met my Luna, Evangeline, and she healed me. Now, where is she? Why did you bring me here without her?"Gabriel pushed Bryan hard until he fell, even though he didn't fall. “Alpha, I really don't know."

Gabriel let it slide; hearing Leonard speak to him at all was enough. “I suppose I’ll ask for forgiveness later.” Leonard didn’t reply. For a few moments, they stood in silence. Then Leonard broke it with an unexpected question: “Do you believe in God, Monsieur Gabriel?” Gabriel paused mid-drag, holding the cigar between two fingers as he studied Leonard. A slight smile crossed his face. “I didn’t at first. But I came to believe in God when He granted me the two things I desired most.” “What did God grant you that made you believe?”