Gemini No Saga Novels & Stories

“This is crazy…” Kris commented. Gemini had already left for church, leaving Georgia and Kris in the house who were still flabbergasted about Gemini’s remarks. They didn’t expect that at all! Who would have known that the long chase of this treasure that resulted in great danger has been long disposed of already?! That wasn’t something they could think about until Gemini opened her mouth.

“The bond keeps us together. You will not face this by yourself.” I hesitated. The memory of the blood moon last night, of the glowing mark, of the whispers that had echoed inside my head, pressed on my mind. “I heard whispers,” I admitted. “Calling me… Silverbane. Calling me to something I don’t understand. Kael… I don’t know what I am anymore.” His expression softened slightly, though the seriousness in his eyes never left. “You are Aria,” he said simply. “Not a prophecy. Not a curse. Aria. That is who you are. And the bond will guide you, not destroy you.”

I had no clue. “One thousand gold pieces.” I said hoping that was going to be enough money. Cadogen let out a whistle. “You’re steep. Have you really never been touched?” his eyebrow arched quizzically. “I’m not a prude if that is what you are asking but I have never been intimate that way with a man.” I sat back wishing I would have said a different price. Maybe that was too high. He sat a moment longer, rapping his fingers on the table.

Bloom nods faintly, more tears rolling down her face. “Good.” ~ Sage stares at his reflection in the bathroom mirror, his gaze fixed on his flat stomach. He promised Rowan a child, but the longer he thinks about his impulsive decision, the more he realizes how impossible it is, or Sage is just scared of getting pregnant. Every case of male omega pregnancy always ends in a dead end; there’s no way his case will be any different. The longer he thinks about it, the more absurd the idea gets. Guess he won’t be keeping that promise.

She had known that young lady since she was a child— had been a silent witness to her life. And it was a very short life. In a peculiar twist of fate, the young girl whose name sounded similar to hers, and who also uncannily resembled her face if she would just remove her garish makeup was her Gemini. At first, Evie did not understand what that meant until she told the old sage of their village about her. A Gemini was a celestial twin. Evie had been seeing that girl whenever she looked in the mirror. But this Gemini had already died before her. Evely perished a week before Evie died and in a very tragic manner like her.

The same look they had shared before walking into the Dean’s office. "We made a bet," Leo said, looking at Altair. "To survive the semester without the Hale name. Without the money." "We did more than survive," Lyra said. She reached into her bag. She pulled out a simple black frame. She walked over to Cyprian. "We founded Gemini Sec with a five million credit loan from Altair," Lyra stated. "As of closing bell yesterday, we paid back the principal with 20% interest." She handed the frame to her father.