Hilda R34 Novels & Stories

After she gave her words of advice, she turned into golden sparks of twinkle lights as she faded off like ashes carried by the wind. HISTORY AND PAST LIFE Hilda's life is based off the Christian Religion as of the early days. Silva explained this to John during Hilda's funeral where her body was kept on stacks of woods upon the cold waters of Eregdrix, thus being set ablaze and into the ever flowing rivers.

“There’s no way you're supposed to stand beside the Alpha proudly like you do.” Aurora looked at her in surprise, running her eyes over Hilda’s whole body. She was wearing a casual dress shirt and a straight skirt with low heels. A necklace adorned her neck, and small earrings decorated her ears. Her brown eyes were framed by glasses that Aurora knew she didn’t need, and her hair was down in a bob style. She was also an omega and had the appearance that screamed ‘I am a sweet girl,’ but either looks were extremely deceiving in her case, or Hilda really did have something against Aurora. “You don’t like me,” Aurora said, still finding the whole thing weird.

Chander's sudden interruption brought her back. "Miss Hila, let me help you take care of the other eleven." She didn't feel light headed or drunk anymore. "Why would you help me? You are in no position to gain anything from their deaths and if you are, just shut it and consider yourself lucky that your competition just got lower." She took off the robe and was left covered by a tiny sleeveless navy blue dress that barely covered even half her thighs. The pair of linen dolphin shorts of the same color loosely swayed as she moved towards him.

I smelled the rain on the air and the faint perfume on Hilda’s collar. As we walked toward the car, Eva clung to me like a leaf in storm winds. Someone said something behind me …a rustle of dismay, of plotting. Hilda’s mouth opened and closed again. Her eyes were white with rage. She had people. She had money. She had pride. Let her come. Let them try. I didn’t plan to back down. I leaned over, kissed Eva’s sweaty forehead, and whispered, “They will pay. I promise you. We go home now.”

I spoke with confidence but I could swear that I was fucking afraid than when I stood on the top of a tall building at he thirteen. Hilda furrowed her brows and scoffed. "I'm not even sure you would get to leave this place." "What do you mean by—" She cut me short when she raised her palm up. "Oops! I forgot that you would leave this place," she smiled in an evil way. "But in a lifeless body." I swallowed hard and tightened my grip on the chair, the pain from my wrist and ankle was no longer troubling me again. Hilda would not play with this chance, she knows that it's a one in a million chance of killing me and she would not even compromise, she is the true definition of pure evil.