Kingdom Hearts Simple Clean Novels & Stories

Just when she turned to face me with a bloody face, I brought out my claws and dug it into her chest. “You made the mistake of underestimating me, Hannah,” I spat, feeling her heart beating under my very claws. “I am no longer the same girl who was naive and weak. My name is Aqua, and I will be the Luna Queen. Remember my name in the afterlife.” After my final words, I pulled back my hand with ruthless precision. Hannah's eyes slowly turned lifeless after I yanked out her heart and threw it on the floor. I stared at my bloody hands, expecting to feel self-disgust for my actions but it didn't come. Instead, I felt more empowered than ever.

“And, I’m a king.” My eyes widened at that, my body stilling. A king. My eyes traveled over his body yet again, trailing over his prudent physique, the way his face was still painted, and suddenly, I could see it. But then… would that mean I would become a queen? I cleared my throat, trying to collect myself yet again. “King of what?” I asked, trying to sound like it didn’t affect me, like it didn’t matter to me. “I’m the King of Summer, I command the Kingdom of Summer,” he said, spreading his arms, “I rule over everything you see, and more,” he added, shooting me a wink.

Bonus - Kyrios and Eloise The End

Ace replies softly her heart flutters in her chest as he says that. Sky has been trying so hard to hate him because of the unwanted emotions he makes her feel. Ace unnerves her and most times she doesn't know what to do with herself or her emotions when he's around. It was easier dealing with it when she thought he was just fascinated with her because she was new, but overhearing his and Ty's conversation it seems what he felt for her was more than fascination. She thought if she kept being mean to him and he saw that nothing would come of him pursuing her he'd back off but it's been weeks, weeks of giving him cold glares in the hallways, avoiding eye contact when he's tutoring her, and igno

Mom and I looked up at the same time. Guilty, Dad looked away under our furious stares. "A house is a prerequisite for marriage! Abigail is young, after all, and she's never had a hard day in her life. I can't exactly have her living on a construction site, can I? "It works out perfectly, anyway. You go over and handle the cleanup. It saves money on a professional deep clean, and doesn't that help you out too?" Acting casual, he reached out to grab Mom.

"The ventilator is doing your breathing. Don't fight it. Let it work." Let it work. Theo had never let anything work for him in his life. He drove, he fought, he pushed until gears broke or he did. The concept of surrender was as foreign as the language Datu slipped into when he spoke to the nurse who entered—rapid Tagalog, too fast for Theo's blood-addled brain to follow. "—tachycardic but stable. Extubate in two hours if he maintains. Page me if he tries to remove anything else."