Hint Stories Novels & Stories

I snapped at him, annoyed he was able to grab my attention like he had. “Very well, let’s see where was I? Oh yes, one day I saw the God Anubis and was convinced I had died, I was starving and hallucinating. Anubis approached me and asked if I wanted to avenge my family and escape the dreadful place I was in. Of course, I told him I did, and before I knew it, he was biting into my neck and feeding me his blood. Only when I had awakened did I realize what had happened. I had heard rumors from the guards of monsters that hid in the dark, killing those that crossed their path or making them into the same kind of monster. Confused, I stared at an ordinary man that sat across from me, laughing wi

I yelped, realizing Ety operated under different rules than I had assumed. "Focus on the material!" Ety commanded sternly. I surrendered my questions for now, but I had learned something crucial: someone else from my world existed in this story. That knowledge alone planted a seed of hope. Ety continued the explanation: "Levels 1 to 100 represent your luck system within this book. However, because you acted inelegantly and begged Julian for affection like a desperate fool, your level dropped dramatically to -13. From this point forward, your luck will be extremely limited."

she went away for a while and returned with three rabbits. "What?" "You'll never win by playing fair. How do you think you got missing yesterday. Bitch changed the directions" "How do you know that?" "Same way I know you're a virgin" "How do you even know that!" "You don't want to know" she disappeared again and returned with a deer. "Now for the last one, we have to catch a boar" "We? A boar?" "Yes. A boar. A wild one" "That's risky" "Life is full of risks"

But he just tells them that he has ready for it. They were so glad when they heard that. So there will be no problem for them to proceed in that competition. But Hikari says to them that they will not mad at him because of the story that he is going to create. They asked him if it was bad and told him to show them the sample of it. However, he says to them that the story should be a secret for them because he tells them that it's maybe would be more fascinating if they didn't know about the storyline at first. They have never done something like that before, so they just accept what did Hikari said and just wait for it.

I stopped right by his black wooden door and inhaled deeply before lifting my fist up and knocked on the door. Hey guys, hope you're enjoying the story so far. If you do, than i would really appreciate if you can pop in a gem for me. It would really mean a lot to me because i would also know that you're enjoy reading what i write.

I had my first kiss with him, my first sex which I still remember vividly. I still remember the day we first met. I think it was love at first sight. He made me feel so many things at once and he still makes me feel the same way. We first started as best friends. He was so caring, respectful and handsome. A perfect gentleman. Everything was going well until Ade decided to end our relationship because of a silly mistake. But now I am going to get him back. He belongs to me. ****

“No, you don’t. You want to. But you can’t. And that’s freaking you out.” “Stop talking as if you know me!” “I know you, more than you know yourself.” “What is this supposed to mean?” A nervous laugh escaping me. “Little one, you’re too curious for your own good. Remember the promise I made you in the backyard? I won't hurt you.” You already did!! How could I tell him this? My pride won’t let me admit. So, I bit my lip and looked away. “I have something for you,” he told me after he was sure I calmed down.

He came in and looked at my face and then at the laptop on the coffee table. "Tell me," he said. So I told him. I laid it out the way I'd been turning it over for the last three hours. My mother. The harassment complaint. Richard Sterling. The NDA. The sixty thousand dollars that had paid off our mortgage and which my mother had told me was an inheritance from a great-aunt I'd never met. Damien sat across from me and listened without moving. When I finished the room was very quiet. "She told you it was an inheritance," he said.