Novelas y relatos de Kobeni

PART 2: BEAUTY. EARLIER BEFORE THE INCIDENT ON THE ROOFTOP. Ameira was looking up, having a clear view of a huge building of the hospital named "It’s Okay Not To Be Okay" ( ONTBO HOSPITAL), where she could find the only lead to her investigation and her target, the previous inspector who is long gone due to misfortune that happened to him twelve years ago; losing both his families and lover only because of a certain killer he caught not knowing this person would be dangerous and his last day of being human since after that cruel incident he disappeared without a trace and Ameira on the lookout of the last person who seen the killer face on the investigation the fact that all the footage caug

"Did you get any information?" "No, not yet. It's not yet clear to me but I will tell you what I have anyway." Gabriel said. "What's it?" "Well, I found out that her parents are not living in the U.S... they currently live in Rome." "Rome?" "Yes, Italy. They are actually Americans and...one more thing, they are one of the most influential couples in Italy. They are famous and rich...like your family." "Did you get their pictures?" "Ah, no. Getting their pictures is not easy. They live quiet lives and you hardly see them speaking in public but I have their names, Harriot Hamilton and Dana Hamilton. That's all for now."

Kenna It’s quiet here. The golden walls and spirling columns soak up the sun as I walk steadily toward my dad’s office. Beyond giant ceiling-height windows, the sparkling city of Moonrise, the capital of Eastonia, spreads out in a sea of cream and gold until it touches the banks of a lake the color of polished turquoise.

As the plane touched down, Luna couldn't wait to immerse herself in the unique atmosphere of this bustling port city. Luna's first stop in Hamburg was the iconic Speicherstadt, the largest warehouse district in the world. The red-brick buildings stood tall along the water, creating a picturesque scene. Luna strolled along the cobblestone streets, admiring the intricate architecture and the reflections of the buildings in the canals. She couldn't resist exploring the shops and cafes housed within the warehouses, where she found unique souvenirs and enjoyed a cup of rich, aromatic coffee.

’ I smiled at my mate. “Let’s do this.” I said with authority. “Okay Gael come on and stand here, and Eden come and do what you did before.” Tolina came and positioned them, and I understood why he was so apprehensive. She was straddling him from behind and hell even I was uneasy watching that. Kyle growled again. I rolled my eyes. Eden shut her eyes and appeared to be concentrating. There was no light, no hum, nothing. We all were watching with bated breath waiting for a miracle to take place. Again nothing.

Glossary: Tholus = dome/arena - Nullus = No *~~~* Kenzie stood beside Cobra and her brother as she watched Viper make his way to the center of the Tholus. Her grandfather was held up in his room writing away in his journal. Kenzie began to fidget with her fingers as she chewed her gum. She knew this would be nerve racking for her and gum always calmed her, so she'd brought a pack. "Cobra what if he loses?" she asked worried.

A secret part of me is also looking forward to seeing Alpha Jeremey again, As Lionidas drives us towards the Northern pack lands I wonder how I can ask questions about Leo without asking direct questions about Leo. I wish I remembered the car ride when we left the pack before so I could tell if I was close or not but nothing looked familiar but there was an intense feeling building up in my stomach. Like a bubble of excitement but it was laced with fear. Like I was moving towards something vital but I didn’t know what it was going to be. As we continued driving, I finally saw something I recognised, the main square of the Golden Harvest Pack. It felt so strange to be looking at this place. O

She nods, “That story isn’t mine to share, and I only know broad strokes. But yes, he’s a gold Dragon-Shifter, and now he owns and runs this hotel. It does have a proper name, he calls it ‘The Vakker Opplevelse’, The Beautiful Experience, in Norwegian. I just call it Benny’s for simplicity.” Kai nods, and grabs the shampoo for her hair, which also smells incredible.

“Did I hear that right? We’ve known each other before we could even walk. It’s not like I don’t have extra rooms at my place. Why are you being a stranger? “Unless…” He shifted gears, his tone mischievous. “Unless you’ve been secretly in love with me. Are you afraid that you won’t be able to resist my irresistible charm if you stay?” Tabitha chuckled. “Hahaha. You wish. You’re such a joker.” It could just be her imagination, but Koben seemed disappointed for a second there. Koben quickly beamed and pulled her toward the sofa. “In that case, just make yourself at home, and let me be a good host to you. I’ve got you covered on this trip, so you’re in good hands.”

“That’s what discipline is.” Tharien’s hand went to his pocket—phone, keys, the weight of choices. “Tell me the seam.” Gibor’s gaze held his, and something like grim acceptance crossed his features. “There’s a church on Kolden Street,” he said. “Old brick. Abandoned on paper. Not abandoned in practice.” Tharien’s chest tightened. “Sanctuary.” Gibor nodded once. Tharien looked away, staring at the door. “If she’s already moving,” he said, “I need to intercept the interceptors.”