Iridian Something Was Wrong Novels & Stories

Zion told Silver whatever she wanted to know and her mouth had hung so low that Zion too understood something was off. “What happened? Is there something going on?” Zion questioned, but before Silver could answer him, Iris appeared out of nowhere after she watched them from the window. “I am sorry to interrupt your perfect meeting, but it’s his medicine time.” She had a stern look on her face when talking to Silver. Soon she took Zion away from her, but she had gathered everything she wanted. “23 October,” she repeated to herself, “Oh God!” her heart raced inside her chest when she connected the dots.

“She has been pampered all her lif-” “Eldora was cursed!” I raise my voice. “What?” “Eldora was cursed.” My voice breaks just thinking about it. “Irene, explain yourself.” “Do you remember when she fell at Iris’ funeral?” “Yes. It’s the reason for her weak constitution, how could I forget?” His response is sharp, like I insulted him.

Dom encouraged, "Whatever it is, I am not gonna judge and you know it. I'm gonna tell you the same thing you told me. Just say it, little wolf!" Iris finally sighed and decided to go for it. There was no use sitting and they couldn't go anywhere till it was done and over with. "I-" She ingested saliva that was accumulating in her mouth. "The day we were celebrating the third elemental ritual, something was revealed to me, and I-" "Something?" "Don't interrupt me please, it is hard as it is." Dom nodded obediently and Iris resumed, "Something was revealed to me and that is why I left early. I was upset about so many things that seem kind of stupid now."

I wished I could go back in time and change things, but I knew that was impossible. "Are you alright, Bro?" Iris' voice snapped me back to reality, I found myself letting out a long drag of air. "I… think so…" I try to reassure myself but I felt too uncomfortable to even say that. Iris sighed, rubbing her temple. "I have no idea if I'm actually hallucinating due to an oncoming fever or just from work stress, because what in hell's name am I seeing?" I scowled, entirely confused. I was slightly scared as well. What other bad things was Iris about to say?

Evenings he’d been distracted, distant, unreachable. Her stomach turned. She shut the laptop with a sharp snap and stood so fast the chair scraped loudly against the floor. “That’s not possible,” she said aloud, as if the walls might argue back. “This is a mistake.” Her phone was already in her hand before she realized she’d picked it up. Derek answered on the third ring. “Iris?” Her voice came out tight. Controlled. “You sent me the wrong file.” There was a pause on the line. Long and heavy.

"You’ve grown soft sitting in those boardroom meetings, Jerome." "Kill him!" Jerome screamed, his composure finally breaking as he realized his men were wavering under my gaze. Suddenly, a sound like a thunderclap echoed from behind me. The light that erupted from Iris wasn't white; it was a deep, burning amber that matched the color of the ancient prophecy. The force of the shift threw the nearest vehicles back a foot, the gravel flying outward like shrapnel. I turned my head just in time to see her rise.

I didn’t even know it was possible for them to exist. Iris blinked and her eyes returned to normal. “I started noticing the changes a few weeks ago. Whenever I asked my Mom about the island, she instantly changed the subject. She refuses to tell me anything so I thought that if I came here I could find some answers.” Obsidian snarled. “You were wrong.” I frowned at him. “Go back where you came from and forget you ever saw us.” Iris jerked back, wide eyes focused on a snarling Obsidian.

Cayden groaned painfully. "I'm sorry if that happened to you. Eris could be possessive sometimes and pretty much hard to deal with." Iris looked everywhere except him. She doesn't know where to start there are tons of questions in her mind. Curiousity killing her inside. "If you're just here to chat then you must go. I don't want to get in between your relationship with Eris." Cayden stood up going towards the door but Iris pulled his shirt stopping him from going anywhere. "Well, you see I had a dream and I saw some weird things." Iris started.

I hugged myself, crossing my hand over my under burst. "Please I'm so sorry… sorry, Irisha!" I stared as Ariana pleaded, wondering what was going on. That sensation wasn't just a normal one, how can a human be that hot when she's not sick? I felt like asking to know if she was sick or something, then I realized she wasn't initially whilst we were talking, laughing and hugging. "Would you mind telling me what just went wrong, Ariana?" I suggested. "You won't understand, girl." She paused.

I couldn’t smell violence, but my instinct said something was going to happen today. “Got a problem, 1Lt. Dunnam?” I asked, eyes focused on him after I checked his name and his rank insignia. His hand went to the walkie-talkie on his chest. “Dr. Warren? Please, come in.” “We’re leaving.” I gripped Iris’ hand. My stomach suddenly felt rock hard. “Wait,” Iris stopped me, making me groaned in annoyance. I completely forgot the reason for this long trip. To save the fucking humanity, but things changed when they already discovered the cure.