Ignorant Style Tattoo Flash Novels & Stories

Stated Stasia, chuckling slightly. “I am your Alpha; you are my mate. So, yes you will be the Luna of my pack. Security isn’t up to you. I get to decide that missy.” I said as I took a drink of my coffee. Putting my hand up Stasia shirt, wanting to touch her skin. “Did you just get this tattoo?” I lifted her tank to check out the tattoo. It looked like iridescent gothic wings. The ink was risen slightly, and looked like it has silver flake in it, making it look like glitter.

"What are you doing?" "Huh? I'm sorry, but do you have any tattoos?" Annalia's question shows that she is brimming with interest. Adam eventually lets go of her hand after staring at her for a few seconds. "Yep. However, nobody will ever notice it. The only time you'll be able to see it is when the sun is shining, and the sun rays reflect off the tattoo," he imparts the information. Anna nodded, looking at it again. It makes perfect sense that she was unable to recognize this earlier, especially at midnight. She is under the impression that Adam's tattoo was drawn of two words written in a foreign language. It says "senza nome." She was unaware of its meaning, but she had the impression that

“Wow! Isn’t somebody trying to play superhero?” The thug who shoved Tanya had a wolf head tattooed on his chest. He ripped his shirt open a little bit wider to show off the tattoo before saying aggressively, “Little brat, you’re right about me being a wolf! I’m not just a wolf, but a wild one who has tasted blood before! Did you know that?” “Haha! Look at this, brat!” The other three thugs glanced at each other before they, too, pulled their shirts open to reveal the same wolf-head tattoo on their chests.

I just shrugged and looked around the shop. I left Luke there and looked around at the walls where their designs were displayed. I will admit, their proposed samples for tattoos are great. There's Tribal or Polynesian tattoos that's inspired by the numbers of indigenous communities' beliefs and culture. There's Japanese that I believe is very rare these days, as well as the American traditional. I was also amazed with the samples of their Realism tattoos. Along with them are the New School and Watercolor which I think has something in common, they just look a little bit alike but you'll see the difference if you'll look at it closely.

Because of the scarring, Tank had to go over that spot more than once. Now is the time for the big reveal. We start with Speed since she isn’t covered yet. Even Damon gets up “ Mind if I have a look?” he asks. Brick nods and Damon looks over. “ Damn, that is awesome. Merigold’s work?” he asks. Speed answers “ The one and only.” I take my phone out and take a picture so I can show Speed. Merigold did a great job on it. It is the Reckless Renegades seal. Inside the seal is a car like Frank with a white rabbit sitting on the hood. The handles of the guns look like they are made of bricks. At the top of the seal is a mirrored R and at the bottom says ‘Property of Brick and Gretchen’. All of us a

"A tattoo? What does it look like, Sage? Is it a mark of loyalty or something else entirely?" Sage took a deep breath, describing the tattoo in detail. "The tattoo is a circular symbol, intricately designed with mysterious patterns. It's unlike any markings I've seen within any pack. The lines are precise, and the symbol radiates an aura of secrecy." My mind raced with possibilities, trying to understand the implications of this discovery. "Could it be a symbol of an external influence? Is there a chance that an outside group or organization has infiltrated their pack?" Leaning forward, I locked my gaze with Sage, my voice filled with determination. "Sage, we must exercise patience and obser

the girl hurried to offer her a hand, “Come on. Let me help you.” The girl’s gaze fixed on Chloe’s forehead. The look on her face changed abruptly. “M—Miss Chloe, what is that on your face?” she asked reluctantly. Aurora followed the girl’s gaze. She almost burst into laughter. The concealer that Chloe wore every day to cover her tattoo was worn out in the water. The tattoo was now clear as day—SLAVE. “Why do you have the word ‘slave’ tattooed to your forehead?” the girls demanded, “I thought you were a lady back in Silver Blade Pack.”

“You don’t know anything about me.” “I know you’re running from something. I know you think a tattoo is going to fix whatever you’re running from. And I know that in a few months, you’re going to regret whatever I put on your body today.” “That’s not…” My voice cracked. God, I hated that he was right. Hated that this stranger could see through me so easily. “Come back when you actually know what you want,” he said, not unkindly. “When you have a real reason, not just an impulse.”

“Come on Mama don't tell me you still don't know why?’’ I looked at him in total confusion cause honestly I don't know what he's talking about and I wish I could understand but I don't, maybe I'll ask Charles if I see him. “So you don't know the meaning of all my tattoos?” “Come on Liam, you have the letter T tattooed all over your body, it's almost like you're obsessed with it at this point, how can I know what it means” “Fuck, mama you drive me crazy”

Close enough that people believed what they saw. I looked like what humans called a ‘bad boy’. Baggy jeans, Black tees, Sneakers, sometimes leather. I spoke less and associated little only when necessary. My shirts were almost always short-sleeved or just sleeveless, exposing the tattoos along my arms. Some were tribal. Others meant nothing at all. Elena was different. She only had one. Small. Subtle. Hidden just behind her ear. Her mother’s initials. She never talked about it. She didn’t need to.