Half White Half Red Flag Novels & Stories

he exclaimed. They tried to do what he asked and a loud gasp escape their mouths upon seeing my necklace. Their faces were also flooded with different emotions. "C-Crescent m-moon. It's the symbol of Crescent Moon Pack!" the thin man yelled. "Master, I-I think w-we should leave!" "He's right, master. If these people are truly a member of the pack then our lives are at stake! We all know how ruthless their Alpha is. He will definitely punish us if we do something to them," the man named Hamil said.

She picked up the medium-sized red gift bag and stretched it out for me to take. "What's in it?" "Oh, I wouldn't know. I didn't look." Curious, I accepted it from her and looked into the bag. What the- My chest clenched and my gut twisted at the sight of more than five red silk night dresses. Oh my... There was a note. I pulled it out and read it. Red because it's my favorite color. Silk because you're a Fobster now and you deserve to sleep in luxury. _killian. My heart smashed against my chest so hard that I inhaled a ragged breath.

She held the same confusion I did. Talia spoke up. “No. They are banking on the fact that the reason that there is a red wolf is because the red wolf is half vampire and half wolf, right?” Raina nodded. “Yes. The vampires believe that the only reason that the red wolf has her abilities is because of the vampire side. Although our human forms have long ago lost any bit of vampire that we might have, the elder vampire prophecies say that the red wolf is still half vampire. At least, that is how we think they are interpreting it. If they are taking it to mean that Coral herself is half and half, well, they might try to focus on separating those two out. And that could be bad.”

the space between the human world and the supernatural realms. "We stay in the main artery for another mile," Anna calculated. "Then we cut through the Alchemist’s Row. If we can reach the 30th without being spotted, the money clears, and we can buy a passage out of this continent entirely." But even as they walked, Anna felt a prickle at the back of her neck. The Half-Market was a place of secrets, and she was a walking beacon of forbidden blood. She had to hope that the scent of the thousand spices and illegal concoctions around them was enough to drown out the smell of a hybrid and her marked friend.

The future stretched before her like a radiant path, one she would walk with James by her side, their love growing even stronger with every step. The wedding venue was a breathtaking vision of red and white hues, a perfect blend of elegance and passion. Since red was the chosen motif, it dominated the decor, creating an atmosphere that felt both intimate and regal. Towering floral arrangements of red roses graced every corner, while white drapes and tablecloths provided a soft contrast that accentuated the boldness of the crimson blooms. The gentle flicker of candlelight added a romantic glow, making the entire venue feel like it had been plucked from a fairy tale.

It has been so long since I cried hard like this. Picking up the book of circle again, reading, I briefly pause as I notice the other peculiar crescent half red moon mark beside the red full moon. Something about it sends a chill down my spine. “What about this?” I point at the half crescent red mark, my voice hoarse. “Why is there a half red mark here beside the full one? What does it mean?” Confused, I ask Ravenna. She hesitates for a moment, staring meaningfully at the drawing. But just as she wants to answer, the door creaks open.

I scoffed quietly. The same words, the same actions, the same expression. Blood poured from below her belly, staining the seat of my Ferrari. "Madeline! Please hold on, it's a red light!" Madeline clutched her belly, her voice rising in a sharp, piercing tone. "Matt, are you trying to kill me? You've got to run the red light! I can't take it anymore!" I twirled my finger absentmindedly on the steering wheel. "Madeline, running the red light is illegal and I'll get a fine. We should be good citizens, right?"

I take his hand with a small thank you then stand next to him. "Thank you all for coming here..." I start. I'm not really good at making speeches but I try giving a two sentenced speech before turning and holding the rope that keeps the banner in place. I tag at it before the red cloth drops revealing. The Red Flags Exclusive Club making me gasp. Aiden didn't want me to see the name. "It suits it. Don't you think?" he asks standing behind me. I nod absentmindedly admiring the words. "Why would you do this?"

“We thought that could just be because the trait runs in the family. But they’re still not really normal wolf colors either.” “Hmmm…” Cecelia hummed as she leaned against the wall. “That could be it, but I’m not sure what it could symbolize. What else?” “She’s black and white,” I told her, stepping back to examine my makeshift fort. “That’s not that unusual,” Cecelia commented. “No, she’s half-pitch black, half-pure white,” I explained. “With a swirl pattern on her forehead.” “Oh… well… yeah, that’s definitely distinguishable,” Cecilia replied.

Ada, my cheap-as-hell roommate and student rep for our accounting cohort, suddenly started acting weird. "Yo, listen up! Seafood buffet tomorrow night. Bosfa. My treat!" The class went wild. I just stared at her. Whenever we got a buy-one-get-one-half-off deal, Ada always made sure she got the cheaper drink. And now she wanted to pay for dinner for the entire class? Yeah. Something was seriously off. That night, I grabbed my ID and valuables and checked into a hotel near campus, telling everyone I needed quiet to study for exams. The next morning, my phone started buzzing nonstop. I opened the class group chat. It was exploding. Over ninety-nine unread messages. Then Lily called