Graceling Po Novels & Stories

“You have it. All of it. Including my envy. If I weren’t emotionally bankrupt and romantically cursed, I’d try that on myself.” They both laughed—and then the air shifted. Emilia’s spine stiffened. The scent hit first. Rich florals. Chanel. Arrogance. Then the voice. “Well, well, well. Looks like someone got dressed up to feel relevant.” Emilia turned slowly. Grace Langley stood by the entrance like a black widow wrapped in silk. She wore a crimson two-piece—cropped blazer, pencil skirt, stilettos that looked like they’d impale you just for breathing wrong. Her hair was in an immaculate twist, her makeup surgically flawless.

she asserted. Grace nodded, a clear understanding settling over her. "I know. You are royalty." Visenya's eyes transformed, glowing with a captivating reddish-orange hue as Delilah took control. "No, she means... she’s not human." Grace trembled in fear as Visenya's wolf emerged, causing her to shrink back. Delilah released her grip on Grace's throat, her gaze shifting to the broken dishes and food splattered across the floor.

Xander matched his stride with mine, his massive black and white wolf just slightly smaller than my own. I focused my attention back onto Grace, watching how Darius shivered under her touch. Her nails shifted into claws, digging their way into the throat muscle. Darius' mouth opened but no sound eminated as blood leaked out of his wounds. "You will never harm my kind again," Grace whispered lowly before ripping his throat out completely.

The gentle murmur of the gathered guests faded into a distant hum as he focused on the promise of the approaching future. Then, the doors slowly creaked open, and there she was – Grace, breathtakingly beautiful, illuminated by the soft glow of sunlight filtering through the stained glass windows. Time seemed to stand still as she entered, her arm linked with Adrian. Grace was a vision of elegance. She wore a gown that seemed to cascade like liquid moonlight, its lace and silk trailing behind her like a celestial train. The bodice was adorned with delicate embroidery, shimmering with every step she took. The neckline, modest yet alluring, framed her face like a work of art. The dress seemed t

Her ring started to glint again, this time it was giving out red arrow like light. The red light meant only one thing, danger....is lurking. The light began to fade gradually before finally thinning out. Mrs grace sighed. She knew it was totally impossible for her to use her healing powers on her...it was too late. She gently placed her ringed palm on the girl's forehead and closed her eyes. She squint her eyes tighter as she found herself in another place. It was dank and dirty. it was a revelation, to know what had happened to the lady. She looked around her and she saw a girl lying on the floor. She walked towards the girl on the floor. She paused when she saw a group of men around her. T

"One day, you will sit in a room where someone is waiting for your nod, your hand, or just one fair word from you. When that day comes, remember the road you took to get here." Lila nodded hard and pinned the badge to her chest. When she walked out, her back was straighter than when she had come in. Sunlight came through the window and landed on the new file on my desk. It was a proposal for a fund that Northbridge would use to invest in companies founded by low-income women, immigrant women, and founders mainstream capital kept ignoring. I already had a name for it. The Grace Fund. There were still so many Grace Walkers in this world. They were trapped in their own coal towns, ledgers, cont

My mate looked at me with such surprise that I felt a little self-conscious. “Shit,” Nalia said. “And here I thought my brother and I were the misfits.” That made me laugh, and then someone knocked on the door. Elijah opened it, and Grace walked in. She looked tired, but she had a big smile on her face—a sign that she’d accomplished her goals. “Are you ready to go to the land of the vampires right now?” she asked before revealing her creation. The sorceress pulled a crystal ball out of a bag, and the ball began to glow.

Grace lounges beside him. The sight of her turns my stomach. She’s wearing a dress designed to distract. It is cut low, clinging everywhere it shouldn’t, all deception and intention. It leaves nothing to the imagination, and bile rises hot and sudden in my throat. I can’t believe I once thought this was the prize. Grace smiles when she sees me, slow and practiced. “Alpha Gaven,” she purrs. Her eyelashes bat seductively. I don’t return her greeting. “Explain,” I say, taking my seat at the head of the table. “You arrived unannounced after you deceived me. That’s either arrogance or desperation. Which is it?”

Chapter 159 Continuation... Two guards emerged, holding Grace. The girl was dressed in a gown of spun silver, her eyes wide and glassy. She looked like a porcelain doll. "Grace!" Panni screamed, trying to fight her way through the remaining guards. Grace didn't blink. She didn't move. She looked at her mother as if she were a stranger.