Gabriella Skyrim Novels & Stories

Abaddon had updated his story. I tapped it open. A brunette sprawled across his chest, wearing his football jersey. His jersey. My stomach twisted violently. Of course. Fucking bastard. My friends approached, all dressed in sports gear. Kira wore Kiwor’s jersey—his number fifteen printed bold against her back. Jane had someone else’s too. “It’s for good luck,” Kira had once explained. “Special players give their jersey to someone they choose.” I swallowed, my throat dry. “Hey, you okay?”

As Gabriella was in her room trying to wake up from the heartbreak she felt, she was sobbing silently posing her face down as she lay on the bed. She was so tired and heartbroken she didn't want anyone to notice her mood so she locked the door and decided to doze off. But sleep wasn't coming soon. She forced herself, but it wasn't working. She had a horrible day today, so it won't be nice for her to have any disturbance.

Poseidon said as he walked into the room with all the other Gods and Goddesses from earlier following behind him "So Gabriella your name is?" Hera asks and I nod timidly Demeter rolled her eyes at Hera before approaching me and placing her thumb on my forehead showing me a glimpse of things I've never seen. I saw this beautiful girl wearing a floral dress with a floral crown and a few people bowed to her, but she quickly told them to get up and then played with some happy children. "I knew you wouldn't have a human mate," she says to Death and I start coughing "Mates?" I questioned and my head went down slightly

“A second chance?” “Yes,” the Goddess said. “But it will not be easy. You will face the same challenges, the same betrayals. Only your choices will determine the outcome.” I closed my eyes, the weight of my regrets pressing down on me. “I’ll do it,” I whispered. “I’ll protect him this time. I’ll make things right.” The Goddess smiled, her light growing brighter. “Then live well, Elysia Celeriac. Remember who you are—the Gamma’s daughter.”

Abi unbuckled her seat belt and turned facing Gamma Gabe, I had to admit I could feel his worry, she is trying so hard not to intimidate him, but it’s not working, he chuckled nervously, “I think Teresa is my mate.” I couldn’t help but laugh as Abigail’s eyes widened at him, I put my hand on her thigh and gave it a squeeze for her to calm herself, she surprised all of us as she began laughing and turned back in her seat. She laughed so hard she was in tears as she tried to speak, “oh the goddess does have humor in her,” she wiped at the tears that fell, “you’re in so much trouble if she turns out to be your mate Gabe.”

Maybe we can go tomorrow morning. Gabriella waved with her hands. "Oh, no, I won't wait for them to have the chance to refresh myself. It's hot to kill in this room! "I thought no one would notice, "I booed when I crossed my arms. Gabriella had a naughty laugh. "So let's find out where this waterfall is. "It's a stream! “Insisted Gina. “Are you coming? "Gabriella asked, arching her eyebrow for me.

My eyes lit up with interest. “I did some digging about Gabriella’s past in her former pack and it turns out she is a runaway thief. That would be our golden ticket,”

Gaby confessed, holding Thalia’s hands. “No. I was taking care of some Teca business, but now I’m here to spend the evening with you.” “Teca. Honestly. Teca is the worst mistress you will ever have, but when you return back home to me, I forget you cheated on me with her,” Gaby flirted, attempting to steal a kiss. “And I hate that I have to cheat on you with something you’ve always encouraged me to build,” Thalia said, growing closer with a sexy smirk.

Gabriella's voice cut through my thoughts. I turned and saw her leaning in the doorway, holding two glasses of wine. Her wide, innocent eyes sparkled under the dim light—but I knew better. She was sharp. Ambitious. Especially when it came to Kane. She held out a glass and clinked it gently against mine. "Need help with something?" she asked, placing a hand lightly on my shoulder with a saccharine smile. I paused, met her gaze, and asked, "What do you think of Aria?"

"The drop from that arched window leads directly into the glacial run-offs. If the fall didn't kill her, the frostbite should have. But I’ve instructed Trevor and a small tracking unit to sweep the lower ravine just to be certain. We cannot afford a viper twisting at our heels when the sky reopens." "She survived the collapse of the Hunter Coalition and the betrayal of her own council, Darius," Gabriel growled, his golden-crimson eyes scanning the tree line. "A woman like that doesn't die quietly in the snow. She’s a scavenger. If she’s alive, she’s watching the sky, waiting to see if the entity finishes what she started." Gina stirred slightly in his arms, her eyelids fluttering open to rev