Goodbye Volcano High Fanfiction 소설 & 이야기

I don’t know what they are basing that on, but I would not have said it was easy. I have never been so happy that my mate is human as I was today. Even without werewolf strength, she was able to break two of my fingers. Coal has healed them already. I didn’t want Raven to know and feel bad because she would have. Even though the pain she had been going through at the time was so much worse than a couple of broken fingers.

A sticky sensation lingered on the back of my hand. For the first time in my life, Leighton's touch made me feel something from the bottom of my heart—disgust. Expressionless, I pulled my hand away. Then I grabbed a napkin and slowly wiped the back of my hand clean. I answered her, enunciating each word clearly, "Leighton, I gave you a chance. Stop doing this. Otherwise, I'm afraid I'll feel sick to my stomach every time I think of you."

“ The Volcans” “I'm so sorry son” dad ran a hand through his hair. He looked worn out. We had been awake. All night. Brainstorming with the other beta and gammas on what was a perfect way to break off the betrothal to the Volcans. If we were not able to do that, it could work mean one thing and one thing only. A war. The Volcans were quiet troublesome. They take lands from small packs. They made people cry. So it was better to stay clear off them. But we were Allies. Good friends. But this conversation could bring nothing but war for us if they do not agree to our terms of refusal.

Biting down on her bottom lip, she gently rubs her growing stomach which seemed invisible until she turns slightly to the side as a smile graced her face. “Hello, mommy’s baby, wait until daddy sees you, I love you so much.” TO BE CONTINUED… P.S. Sorry for the short chapter guys, currently working on the next as you read. Heat Vol 2. Is meant to finish this month, so expect frequent chapters, and all those who are back to school, hope you enjoy it and that all goes well with your education ;)

*** "Whatever happens, believe that I will always love you!" “Tch …” Aiden growled, enduring the pain in his head for days. The words the girl said kept echoing in his head, making the pain feel even stronger. Even though the snow covered almost the entire surface of the forest, the flames that burned the trees still remained, leaving black smoke billowing in the air. The Fotians were wary of seeing the smoke rising high into the sky, they knew the demon king was raging for days and it would be enough to tremble them if a volcano explodes after repeated eruptions.

I kept watching you through the opening of the door and from behind the trees. Because the burn would not stop. If anything, it kept growing and heightening until it became a volcano. That is why I kissed you on my eighteenth birthday—the volcano erupted and I couldn’t stop it anymore. But you turned it to ashes when you rejected me and I gave up. Or I tried to, anyway. But the thing is, that volcano was never dormant. It is been slowly resurrecting, especially since I became your wife. And now it is about to erupt again, and you are turning it to ashes. Fucking again. So no, Dan, it is not that I did not want feelings. Feelings are all I have. I am empathetic. I feel, and I feel deep and h

she burst, her voice cracking under the weight of her emotions. Her eyes glistened as though tears might spill any moment. “You can’t deny that, Alex. Amara is dead and gone. It’s about time you accepted that and stop treating me like this.” But the SUV had already pulled away. Its tires screeched softly against the ground as it rolled forward, carrying Alex away without a backward glance. The exhaust fumes left Eva standing there, coughing slightly, her eyes fixed on the disappearing car. Her knees weakened. For the first time, she felt the sting of rejection slicing deep into her heart. She had believed Alex would always be hers.

He used to be that orphan kid in a busted alley, living off the food I saved for him. I loved him when he had nothing. And now that I didn't love him anymore, he could go back to nothing. He sat on Montedra's frozen streets, my photo in his hands, liquor bottle by his side. Looking up at the moon, he gave this twisted smile. "If I die too... would I see you again?" I stood behind him, staring at the same moon. No. I never want to see you again. Snow drifted down, soft and quiet. I felt myself fading, so I crouched beside him one last time. "Brian, stay alive a little longer. I don't want to see you yet."

“After this, no more delays. Tonight. Private ceremony. Just us. Then I’m knotting you until you can’t walk.” Tears slipped down my cheeks—happy, relieved, free. “Yes. A thousand goodbyes to everything before. Hello to you.” He kissed them away. “A thousand goodbyes.” We stayed locked on the table, hearts hammering in sync, while the city hummed outside and the bond sang its final, unbreakable note. I was Alisa Moretti. I was Kael Draven’s mate. And I had never been more free.

"Even my mom knows she messed up. I'm making you a promise: once you're officially my Luna, we'll get our own place. If you don't want to see her, you won't have to. I'll handle it." Andrew pulled me into his arms, my indifference not stopping him as he humbly confessed for the first time. "Then there's the magical herb, our symbol of love. The tribal healer insisted I needed another one to purge the last of the poison, but I couldn't. It was your parting gift. "Did you know? I've worked so hard to plant them back home, filled our garden with them, and only then did I have the courage to come for you." In the distance, footsteps came to a halt.