Ice Climber Nana Novels & Stories

Nadia's POV The mountain pass was a frozen nightmare. Three days of climbing. Three days of slipping on ice. Three days of my back aching and my feet swelling and the baby kicking like she wanted out. Noah walked ahead of me, testing each step. Neal walked behind, ready to catch me if I fell. Gaius struggled too. He was not a warrior. His hands were soft from counting coins and writing letters. But he did not complain. He just kept climbing, his breath coming in white clouds.

“It’s not like that at all.” But Nana is done listening. “You are concerned now because your power is on the line,” she spits out. “If it weren’t, none of you would be here putting out that damn fire and trying to get everyone to safety! But I’m telling you right now that I will never go with you. I would rather starve or get eaten by Rogues than to stay there and pretend everything is perfect while the whole world collapses on itself. And anyone who respects themselves and their people would join me right now.” She maneuvers her wheelchair away from us, and to my surprise, some of the villagers also come with her, dragging their kids and their valuables around. Among those people are Ruth a

Who the hell thought wooden floors would be a good idea? Pain flashes up my spine as I suck in air. Nessa groans, rolling onto her side and looking at me. “You okay?” I nod, still catching my breath. “You?” “Yeah.” She shakes her head and we shoot back up. We’re on the wall seconds later, and halfway up, the rock beneath her right foot disappears. Then the left. Nessa is hanging by her hands alone, and it’s damn impressive, I must admit. Especially when she climbs another rock using only her arms.

Put on the towels. “I want you,” Eric said. He rubbed against Nana as a hint of what was to come. “I want you too,” Nana said, separating her legs. She shivered, both her hair and body drenched. Eric reached down to Nana's 'girl' and rubbed her with his fingers, loving the sound she made and the way she curled into him. Understanding her desire, Eric slid his index finger into the tight, warm cavern below. "Oh!" Nana sighed. She pushed back and forth.

They can easily attract any men if they want to. Nana Taylor who is a cousin of Nick is a famous streamer on an online platform that features videos of popular and professional gamers. Whenever she stream her playing online games she always get about a thousand viewers and get donations that amount up to five hundred dollars every time. She's a good player that can even be considered as a pro.

she said reassuringly. The next Morning, Alex's mind raced with curiosity and a hint of trepidation as he followed Nana to the stairway handrail. She twisted the knob, and with a soft click, the floor by the entrance opened up to reveal a hidden staircase leading down into the undergrounds. Alex glanced at Nana, who gave him an encouraging nod before they began their descent.

"She can see you." I tried composing myself back to normal before bowing my head, Nicolas did the same. "Visitors…" She said and then put the crystal ball away first to stand up. I was amazed when she actually could stand up by herself without any assistance. She is still strong and kicking despite her age. "Nana is a clam demon, she can help you cure any diseases or even poisons, but be careful what you wish to trade for." Pianran told me, reminding me not to choose any stupid decisions. I bit my lips when the old lady reached out.

EMY’S POV "Don't make this harder for yourself," Nana pulled me out of my thoughts and I realised she still kept her distance but by now there was nowhere to run. The cliff was behind me and it was either I jumped to my death or let her kill me. "There is no escaping me," she said with a poker face, giving me the chills and I was forced to take a step back. When her eyes landed on my feet, I gulped, worried she might get funny ideas.

I laughed so hard my shoulders shook. Clara’s face turned red. “What’s so funny about my conditions, Alpha?” “Clara,” I said, still chuckling as I stood up, “you really need to go into comedy. This was the best joke I’ve heard in years.” I turned to leave. Her voice stopped me cold. “Do you think you really know who Nana was?” she said, standing up too. “Nana is not who you think she was... Nana is—”

“This is different. It’s just a school club. I need to be on the ice, Yasmine. I'm suffocating here.” “I don't care if you're suffocating!” she yelled, losing her temper completely, “You are not going to ruin what's left of this family! If people start looking into you, they look into us. I have a chance to actually build a normal life here, and I am not letting you embarrass me again. You are a liability, Trixie. You always have been.” “I’m a liability?” I let out a bitter laugh, grabbing my skates by the laces and slinging them over my shoulder.