Humoris Novels & Stories

Arina's voice trembled with genuine remorse as she spoke, her eyes filled with tears mirroring the pain she had unwittingly caused her friend. “I am sorry, Lisa. I never meant for any of this to happen,” she whispered, her heart heavy with guilt as she reached out to touch Lisa's trembling hand. Lisa's response was soft, her voice carrying a hint of forgiveness as she looked into Arina's tear-filled eyes. “It's okay, Arina. You didn't know,” she replied, her own eyes glistening with unshed tears as she attempted to offer comfort despite her pain.

"How bad is it really? I've never seen anything like that." Hawk flexed his shoulder slightly. "Getting better." Lily frowned. "Fast. So fast." Quill muttered under his breath. "Too fast." She didn't push. "I figured you hadn't eaten," she said, tossing him the coffee and a sandwich. Hawk caught it without blinking. "I'm wired enough, trust me." Lily gave him a look. "Doesn't count. Adrenaline and Body fluids aren't lunch." She dropped her bag by the couch table and crossed her arms. "So. Alpha now. Remember, the human in the room needs more explanations."

She smiled like an idiot while watching his hair; shiny and smooth and the next thing she knew was that she had hit her foot in the doorway. Her face turned red and she was holding the curse words. A little shriek escaped her mouth. “Damn! Where is your mind?” Eric almost shouted. He helped her to lean on him. “Are you sure you can walk?” He was concerned. Penelope had her fingers tightly curled around his arm with her eyes shut closed.

I barely let out. He chuckled, “It’s a private jet, sis, they leave when I want.” He placed me on the ground. Taking in my face. “Iris, you dying?” Well… He was as brass as always. “Ohh- I mean you look pale looking… smaller-” He looked me down. “And skinny. You okay?” I smiled at him, “Marcus, I’m fine.” I waved him off, “Just on a no-carb diet.” He nodded,