How Old Is Varian Tangled Novels & Stories

“He found his mate and get this—she’s a Caspian cobra, just barely over hundred years old.” Ashwin tilted his head, not understanding the significance. "Is that… young?" Kire burst into laughter while Oti sighed dramatically. “Poor Ayaan, you’ve been gone too long. A naga isn’t considered a full adult until they reach a hundred years old.” Ashwin’s eyes widened. “Wait, so Rian’s mate is a teenager?” “Oh, not quite,” Kire smiled. “She’s of age, just barely, a young adult actually. But it’s still a little scandalous.”

"If I say yes, what's in it for me?" Blaze smiled softly. He didn't want her to see how much her answer affected him. So, he nodded his head nonchalantly and got up to stretch out a hand. "Don't get it twisted, Tessy. This will only last three months, and nothing more. However, there is so much I can give you."

Foster's sister was just another front. Ariella leaned over to wedge herself between her parents and closer to the car's dashboard. She found the volume knob and twisted it to the left to turn the music down. Matt and Janey gave her an incredulous look, but it was Matt who spoke. "You don't like this new tune?" "No, it's not that," replied Ariella sulkily. Never mind that she turned twenty-two last month, she knew she would always be their baby to pamper and please.

Richard Hale’s latest business triumph but for Elena, it felt like walking a tightrope over a pit of wolves. “You’re still a virgin, aren’t you, Ellie?” Jake sneered, his arm slung around a girl whose dress was shorter than her dignity. His new girlfriend smirked, champagne glass dangling from manicured fingers. “Little Miss Perfect. Always preaching about waiting for the right person. What’s it been twenty-two years of nothing?”

I was looking forward to using the vodka to heal from what I had just seen. “I’m sorry, but I can't let you have that,” Aiden said, insistently. “You're making things difficult for yourself by taking all of that stuff. You're not even eighteen yet.” “I'm not eighteen, but you screwed me again and again…” I was angry and I let all of the words out of my mouth like water. At that point, I could only hope that Emily wasn't somewhere listening to our conversation. Aiden was suddenly out of words at that point. He seemed like he was about to give up on the conversation at that point. “You know you're making me feel bad—”

I said “But it’s going just as it should be. Just having fun” I smiled “Just looking forward to having a child together now” Felix said with a look I turned to confirm what that statement was but I didn’t get a reaction from him. “You got married like 5 months ago, you don’t have to rush” Jasper said trying to make me feel better after my husband’s statement “An heir is needed and you know this. But we’ll take our time” he giggled “So what’s going on with you” I asked

Dear Readers, As we close the final chapter of *Tangled Truths*, I find myself filled with gratitude and emotion. This journey with Lucas and Flora—from adversaries to soulmates, through betrayal and redemption, death and rebirth—has been an extraordinary one to share with you. Your messages, comments, and unwavering support have meant everything to me throughout this series.

We moved‌ together, slo‍w and stea⁠dy, the m‍usic gu‍iding us. “H‍ow old are you, Will?” I shout‍ed over the music​, leaning close. “I’m tw‍enty,” he said. “W‌hy‍?” I lau​ghed,​ s⁠hak⁠ing my head. “Aren’t I too​ old for you?” ‌He smiled. “It’s just a number, Jes⁠s.” ‍The w‍ay he​ said my n‌ame made my stomac⁠h flip‍.

The little damsel before me didn’t say no, nor resist when I touched her lips, sipping the liquid that trailed from the corner of her mouth. She smiled, and that was divine. The perfect distraction I needed. I laughed at what she said. She seemed quite used to drinking, because by the time I realized it, she had consumed two bottles, demanding more and chuckling at every damn thing I said. If I wasn’t mistaken, she should be around the age of my son, who was currently in school not far from here, the same reason I had traveled this far myself. I figured telling him about his mother’s demise through the mind link, by phone, or by sending someone else would break him more than necessary.