Hoodskiiz Mask Novels & Stories

In a nutshell, the house was a work of art! I repositioned the mask on my face. It was a gold Venetian mask with bead embellishments and golden rhinestones on its side, held together by a golden ribbon and a few feathers. I fell in love with this mask the moment I saw it in a shop and knew it would look great with my dress.

I quickly placed soundproof headphones on the patient and quietly got up. Opening the door, I slapped her twice across the face until her cheeks were red and swollen. "Have you lost your mind, Kate? I'm doing hypnotherapy on the patient. You can't interrupt us at this time! Are you really trying to kill him?" Kate clutched at her swollen cheeks, looking tearful. The medical staff around us stared at her with disdain, whispering among themselves. "I told you she was up to no good!" "This is her being kind-hearted? I'd call her a menace!"

Mom rarely swore, but when she did, it was comedy gold. “Thanks, Mom,” I whispered, pulling away and sliding my white mask over my face. It was beautifully crafted: two silver wolves howling at the moon etched into the forehead, with thin black detailing that traced the cheekbones. The mask made me feel different—stronger, bolder. Like maybe I could fake bravery for one night. “I’m going to find Alpha and Luna Silvermane,” she said, squeezing my hand once before disappearing into the crowd. And just like that, the warmth of her touch vanished.

"I have something else to do. Go on and enjoy yourself." Then, he walked off without even looking back. … Miranda stared at the fox mask she was holding. The carving and artisanship in its design were intricate. Even the eyes looked very much alive. "Where did you get this? It's quite pretty." Miranda looked at Winter curiously. She tried it on. It only covered the upper half of her face. Surprisingly, it blended in well with the lower half of her face. It was as though they were one. "The hotel's organizing a masquerade ball at 8:00 pm. Those who attend are required to wear masks. I purposely chose a fox design for you. Isn't it pretty?"

But there he is, lounging on the couch like he’s been there all along, his eyes fixed on me with that look that makes my pulse quicken for all the wrong reasons. I swallow hard, my hand still gripping the window handle as if it could offer any kind of protection. The warmth from the shower vanishes in an instant, replaced by the cold dread curling around my spine. He steps into the pale moonlight, and for the first time, I notice the mask—different from the ones he’s worn before. It’s the kind people wear to masquerade parties only that it has two bull horns on each side, the mask covering everything from his forehead down to his nose, leaving only his lips exposed. Those lips, twisted into

I could hear her heartbeat—its rhythm not mine, but somehow commanding mine too. The door stopped rattling. Then a small voice—almost friendly—slipped through the gap. “Kaelan Viero?” I shifted half a step, turning to brace myself. “You’re lost,” I replied flatly. “Of course.” The voice was young, calm, the innocent version of poison. “We’re fans. We want your autograph.” “Bring a jersey,” I said. “Not wolfsbane.” A soft laugh. “Interesting. You smelled it.”

Even Ah Yin shook her head slightly, "Even I don't know." "Did you buy some masks?" Chen inquired and Ah Yin nodded. With a thought and sliver of spirit energy, she pulled out eleven oval masks with various colors and carvings on them. Out of all the masks, there was only one that suited his black battle robes. A simple black mask carved out of the devil tree's wood but it didn't have any spirituality. The sections of the eyes were bordered by white marking. Taking the mask and trying it on, Chen suddenly looked towards Ah Yin with an intensity she had never felt before. His green eyes locked with her blue eyes as he questioned her calmly, "How do I look?"

Judd said as he used a cloth to remove the excess lube and helped her to stand. "One last item," he said. He presented her with a black Venetian lace mask. "I have one like it. Well, nearly anyway. The Fantasy Ball is a masquerade. No one will ever know who we are." Using the tip of her forefinger, Jessi lightly stroked the beautiful creation. Delicate black filigree would cover most of her face from her upper lip to her forehead, and the mask had dramatic white rhinestone brows that arched from the inner corners of her eyes to the middle of her temples. She held the mask in place while Judd fastened it behind her head.

With my skates in hand, I walked to an obscure part of the skating rink where I had some privacy. There, I pulled my dress down, making my cleavage pop out more and then I applied a coat of lipgloss from my bag. Satisfied with how I looked, I took out my phone and positioned it at an angle that allowed for most of my body to be in the picture and then I took it. I took a lot more of those pictures that made me look like a thirsty I*******m model and then I decided to make a video. In the video, I cupped my breasts with my hands and stuck out my tongue, flicking it back and forth.

The powerful aura was hard to ignore, so Harmonia subconsciously looked beside her. She then saw a man wearing a simple black hoodie, a black Prada bucket hat, a pair of black sunglasses, and a black mask. Apart from his prominent nose, nothing else could be made out. This disguise simply could not be compared to hers. Clothes could be changed, and hats, sunglasses, and masks could conceal one's appearance. However, the inherent aura and the refreshing atmosphere emanating from him could never be changed.