Ink Sans Human Novels & Stories

His white shirt was unbuttoned at the top three buttons, sleeves rolled up to reveal forearms corded with muscle and dusted with dark hair. He looked tired. And angry. "I have a deadline," I said, my voice sounding braver than I felt. "And your CFO isn't making it easy." "Isla is difficult," he agreed, walking into the small room. The space instantly felt too small. He sucked all the oxygen out of the air. "You left lunch." "I was dismissed," I said coldly. "By your... associate." "Seraphina does not speak for me." Levi stopped in front of my desk, placing his hands on the surface and leaning down until we were eye-level. "And she is not my associate. She is a headache I inherited from my fa

They are humans too. Till the next adios

Are they still even human? "$50? Is that all, gentleman?" "Player 2 doesn't look that much, so that's all." The crowd was filled with laughter, along with the man in red suit. That is utterly disrespectful, but then again, what can you expect from this place? The man wearing a gray jacket, player 2, clenched his fist. An anger inside her rose as he tried to look calm on the outside. If they don't know what to do with their wealth anymore, why won't they just donate it to the people who really needed it? People really like to complicate the simplest things, huh?

Adolf glared at him angrily. Probably Maryn couldn't understand what was going on. She could see them only looking at each other but not saying anything. Thinking they had nothing to say, Maryn pronounced, "Though I am a human I have the life of a Koi. So I won't die if even I can't endure the pain. Don't worry." And with that, she turned around. Matrix forgot that Maryn wouldn't be able to hear them. She was a human after all.

Straight heathens. Anyways, we made our way inside and as always, I was given strange looks. Most people have sucessfully forgotten me, since I'm banned from joining in any of the offical gatherings. And the others look down on me because I'm human. More important than that, I'm of alpha blood and have no wolf. None of them know of my actual strength, speed or agility, cause baby, even without a wolf, I could still put them down. I'm not allowed to showcase it, so I just let them think what they want and ignore it... or at least try to. Also, my head is always covered. I usually wear different color headwraps and style them differently to give me some variety. Luckily, I look super cute in t

Ishtiyaq Khan stood at the far end of the hall, a glass of wine in his large hand, his eyes never leaving the bride who had just walked past. His muscular frame towered above most men, his broad shoulders straining against the dark suit that hugged his body. A scar across his jaw only amplified his lethal aura. He was built like a man born for war, but tonight, his war was internal. The curtains parted. And she appeared.

Better yet, why couldn't Kasan be the one who's human? "Are you wondering why I'm here? A human?" He didn't hide the displeasure in his tone as he grabbed the stool Kasan had been sitting on and swerved it across the floor till it settled under his butt. "And why I'm human and he's not?" Am I that easy to read cuz that's precisely what I'm thinking. If he is truly a human as Kasan says, what happens if they suddenly decide to change their allies? What if they suddenly want to get rid of him? What would he be able to do as a helpless human against overgrown beasts?

Peirce blinked turning to Jamal’s pregnant wife. “But…” He slowly stood up, staggered a little before gaining his ground then his teeth clenched, his fist tightly balled as rain dropped on him one after the other before it lightly showered while staring at Jamal. Suddenly many Inhumanes mounting their Kirin landed around them one after the other in their various vibrant armors imitating their glowing skin, out from the well crafted holes and markings on it.

"What do you mean?" “Two clan leaders fell in love with humans. It's unexpected isn't it?” Ika nodded, "But I feel that one of these leaders is not in love with humans." Iki frowned, “Not in love with humans? What do you mean by that?” Ika shook her head, "Forget it. I just said an unimportant word.” "Is that true?" Iki hesitated. "Yeah, we better get out of here, before I break the window and jump out to eat that human down there."