Hybrid Aria Series Novels & Stories

"I have an announcement to make. Many of you know Aria. Some of you have welcomed her. Others have not." Murmurs rippled through the crowd. The Torvin wolves looked smug like they expected me to end the relationship. To bend to their pressure. They were about to be disappointed. "Aria is a hybrid. Her mother was a werewolf. Her father was a lycan. She has lived her entire life hiding this truth because she was afraid. Afraid of rejection. Afraid of violence. Afraid of people like some of you who think bloodlines matter more than character."

"Are you aware of that?" I stopped at the door, turning to shoot a glance at her. "And should that surprise me?" "Kyril–" "Aria Stone is a hybrid. What were you expecting?" I cut in. I shrugged my shoulders and reached out to open the door.

_Aria's POV_ When I woke up the next morning, for a few seconds I forgot where I was. I stared at the unfamiliar ceiling above me and blinked several times. The bed beneath me was soft and warm sunlight poured through the large windows. Then everything came rushing back; the rejection, running away and the rogues. A sigh escaped my lips. I slowly sat up and pulled the blanket tighter around myself. The room was quiet. No one was banging on my door. No one was yelling my name. No one was demanding that I do chores before breakfast.

I froze, "What do you mean?" Her eyes met mine, "I have seen this before, long ago,she carries blood that is not pure wolf,she is hybrid, something ancient stirs within her." My heart pounded, "Hybrid?" “Yes,” the physician whispered, brushing Aria’s hair back. “Wolf and something darker. Something that feeds, something that drains. It is rare… dangerous… but powerful. She has awakened.” I clenched my fists, torn between relief and dread. "She killed them,"I muttered, "I saw the bodies, Rogues drained, lifeless,No blade,No claw,Just... bite mark."

she'd make sure they enjoyed it in hell. Suddenly— Her eyes snapped open, sharp and alert. Someone was here. The footsteps were almost silent, but they didn’t escape her newly clear senses. She slipped quietly out of bed, the silver needles her mother gave her already in hand—ready to strike. Evelyn Hert, Aria’s mother, had been the most renowned doctor in Meridian City. She taught Aria everything she knew as a child. After losing her mind, Aria couldn't carry on her legacy. But now that she was back—fully aware and deadly precise—there was no reason to hold back.

Ciaran responded before he made a small step towards the car, Tobias cleared his throat. "Have you heard about that rogue hybrid running northward?" Ciaran nodded his head. "There hasn't been any word if she's been captured or not. Alpha Mike has put a bounty on her head. Word has it, she ravaged an entire town just inside of his territory and a girl from his pack was found near the pack village. There wasn't much left of the poor girl to bury. You haven't heard the hybrid's last spotted location by chance, have you?" His eyes caught the glare of the head lights and twinkled with mischief.

I ask with a glare. “She’s the most special kind of hybrid there is and the only one in existence. She is a white wolf with golden eyes as I presume you are as well given your eye color. You are the only two in existence and it’s quite amazing how you ended up being mates. Luna is also a witch and the demon queen.” Amelia says and I notice Luna flinch at her words out of the corner of my eye.

After some few minutes, he turned Aria to the bigger mirror. "Is this good?" He asked her. Aria mouth dropped open, she could hardly recognized herself. "This is so lovely, thank you Ryan." She whispered, touching her new hair. "Welcome Tiana." He said before walking away. "Alright time to go, here are your new eye contracts." Levi said giving her a box. Aria opened it to see some Blue contract, it looked just like the sky. "This is so cute." She squeal grabbing them slowly. Then added a some liquid stuff so her eyes won't get red.

I definitely felt different in many ways both physical and non-physical but, as far as knowing what a hybrid was, I had no clue, I had never ever met another single hybrid after my parents death when I was four. “Well Laya, that’s the exact problem we’re facing,” She said turning her attention back toward the class, “Hybrids have been around for centuries yet we still know very little about them, we know they heal faster than humans, we know they have capabilities they choose to hide from us, but it’s what’s inside of the blood they carry that really has us confused,” Frowning I just kept my eyes down, not daring to look up at the angry eyes of the other children, all except for Jake that wa

"Do you think you would've recognized him if you saw him?" Ara shook her head. "I'm unsure. Why am I here? This is clearly a psychiatric intensive-care unit. Am I mad? Have I hurt anyone?" Karee finally met her eye. "For your own good I think it's best I speak with your family first. Can you help me contact them?" "Sure," Ara replied. "BRAN, she's not well," Karee Deusdado said to Bran Quejado, her former university classmate in college who is a detective now. He's the top agent of the team deployed to raid the Hildred's human trafficking.