Hua Hu Novels & Stories

A few days earlier… Athena walked into the kitchen to get some water and spotted the woman that was like another mother to her, “Miss. Claudia,” she jumped and hugged her from the back. Claudia smiled, turned around, and responded to Athena’s hug, “How are you, Thena?” Claudia smiled with affection. “Alive and kicking,” the girl hopped on the counter and grabbed an apple. Claudia pressed her lips into a thin line stopping herself from laughing.

Andrew said, enthusiastic about the fight. "Good evening. Welcome to The Patio at Rudy's. My name is Raine, I will be your server this evening. Can I start you guys off with a drink and appetizers?" the young girl with black hair and beautiful tanned skin, full lips, and hourglass body features says, holding menus and handing the, out to us. "Yes, can I have a glass of Chardonnay?" Phoebe says. "I'll have a beer." uncle Fred orders.

"Is she okay? Mmm... I mean—" [Don't worry, mom just cried a little.] Maxine nodded softly. "Thank God..." she added. [go eat your breakfast! I'm going to play with our other cousins.] Maxine smiled broadly. She was happy to hear Liam's cheerful voice across the street. Liam is a typical carefree man, but his excitement at Hillcester, and in Daniela's hometown of Chilhester, is much different.

“I’m Adelina and I’m calling from KlasyRhodes fashion home, Luanda. We need you to create some designs ma. We want to put up a fashion show and we need new unusual foreign designs.” Could she just stop with the madam thing, Chava had cringed one of her fists already; she didn’t like to be addressed with ‘ma’. Luanda? That was an African country and the caller didn’t sound like a regular client. Where did she get her contact from? “OK, my name is Chava or you can call me Miss Ava.” She smiled. “OK mad--sorry, Miss Ava. How much is your rate?” “When is the deadline? And how many designs?”

“Oh, it’s so nice to meet you. I’m Gretchin, and this is my friend Hilda. We are from Germany.” “Hello,” he said acknowledging each of them. He hadn’t been able to place the slight accent, but now that she had said Germany, he could certainly hear it. “It’s nice to meet you.” “We were very impressed to hear how you pushed him off the bridge and tore his head off,” Hilda said with a large grin, her accent thicker.

Hui Chen warned before dashing inside in a speed of light. “But..” Hui Qing wanted to say something but her uncle already left. “Feng Shaotian.. Feng Shaotian... This name.. where did I heard of it?”. Hui Qing muttered trying to recall something, she have a feeling that she know someone with this name. “I have to go inside” she said determined.

The girl whispered repeating the new name she just received. “Wang fei…” Both Ding mama and Xiao Gan Zi seemed to object to Jiang Xi Yu’s decision. “Since neither The Grand Chancellor or The Grand Princess claim any crimes committed by their servants or make reports of a servant who is running away, it would not be wrong for us to have a servant named Chu Hua. In reality, Chu Hua is a different person. Right, Chu Hua?!” Jiang Xi Yu emphasized her statement back to Chu Hua. The latter nodded in agreement.

Frowning, I use my app again and wonder why it was hidden away at the back of the book when my eyes widen at what it translates to: Hybrid.

She turns to walk away but comes face to face with Raphael. "Good morning Mum!" Raphael, greets. "Morning dear, " Mrs Wachukwu responds with a smile. "Morning Aunt!" Raphael says, while he looks from his aunt to Juliet who mouth a good morning to him, he replies with a nod and smile. "Morning, Raphael!" Aunty Stella responds. Meanwhile, Karis turns to him. "Hi, I'm Karis. Your maternal cousin!" Karis introduces herself with a smile. She brings her hands for a handshake, while he pulls her to a hug.

Jayce said, answering my curiosity. “What is inside it, then?” Jayce didn’t answer my question but opened the box, and inside was a beautiful silver pendant with a star on it. “It’s beautiful,” I said, as Jayce wrapped it around my neck. “What is this?” I asked, looking at the star on it. “It’s a north star pendant,” Jayce said. “Do you know what that symbolizes?” I shook my head at the words.