La Sirenita 2: Regreso Al Mar Novels & Stories

Angelica recoiled and nearly tripped on her impossibly high heels. “Not you.” I said to her and turned my gaze to Siren. “You. I don’t want to see you for the next two days.” “Two days?” She gasped in mock shock. “You will miss me too much.” “Make that two years.” I added. Of course, that was not going to happen even in my wildest dreams. Siren would be back before the night ended and she would taunt me about Angelica being the best choice of a wife.

"No, you don't. If you did, you definitely wouldn't have allowed me to die wrongly." She bent down to my level and touched my chin to make me look at her eyes. They had changed to hazel colours. "I shall grant you a second chance child, your fated mate is out there. Find him before the end of your life span. When the time comes, I shall take you back." I really didn't want to go back to Tyler anymore. Now that I had lost my little pup completely, there was no use going back to him. I was never going to forgive him after what he did to me.

I said, my impatience clear as it had been over a week since I couldn't reach my mate, driving me nearly insane if Brenda hadn't constantly reminded me. "She's Loma, the only Siren recently using the Siren poison, and because she's from a Clan that doesn't reside in the Ocean like us, it's hard to pinpoint her whereabouts right now. She hasn't returned to the Ocean territory for several weeks, even though the king has imposed new rules," Lilith said, making me rub my face roughly. I dreaded the idea of having to search for that Siren. "So, what do we do? Isn't there a way to track her?" I asked, causing Lilith to shake her head.

Two maids were passing by I held my breath and listened. "Have you heard?" "Heard what?" The second girl asked. "You're back with your lies that are rumors. " "This is true." "Okay, fine. Let's hear it." "Alpha Phil returned and with him came his first mate. She's here to take Vera's position." The first girl said and I rolled my eyes.

Selene beamed—a smile imbued with pride, sorrow, and a sense of inevitability. "Then extend your hand, Luna." Aria complied. The moonlight cascaded into her palm— —then surged into her chest— —then everything erupted in a blaze of silver fire. The ruins trembled. Rowan was hurled backward. The wind roared as if the moon itself had ripped the sky apart. Aria's scream shattered the night—raw, potent, timeless. Her wolf surged within her, no longer white—not anymore. Silver. Radiant. Unbounded.

He was bracing himself for whatever came next. I exhaled slowly, rolling my shoulders back, shaking off the phantom weight pressing against my chest. “Tell me,” I said, voice steady, though something coiled tight beneath it. I didn’t have the patience for small talk. Whatever this was, I wanted it over with. Clarence inhaled deeply like he was preparing to say something I wouldn’t like. That wasn’t a good sign. “Deltas Silvercloud and Persephone finished combing through every device we recovered from the captured hunters and werewolves,” he started.

But the metal in his shoulder began to glow silver. Mara understood immediately. Eirene had tried to regenerate the link. Not with Nora. With Jonas. Again. She saw the fire. Then to Nora. And she knew what the sea meant. Not sacrifice. Decision. Let the island be born. Or never. Mara stepped on the edge. Nora held her hand. The sea was waiting. And Mara said the sentence that changed everything: “Then I take the child back before it ever becomes alone.” The world stopped breathing.

His grin widened as he opened the passenger door for me. The drive didn’t take long. Soon the glow of firelight bled through the trees, and the sound of laughter spilled into the night. The bonfire was already alive, flames licking the sky, sparks snapping upward like tiny fireflies. The clearing buzzed with voices, the smell of roasted meat and woodsmoke thick in the air. Lila tugged me toward the circle. “Come on, meet the crew.” A girl with glossy dark hair twisted into a braid waved from the logs where she was sitting. Her sharp gray eyes softened when she looked at me. “That must be Aria. I’m Selene.”

[SIRENA by Gloc 9] FERNANDO: Ako'y isang sirena Kahit anong sabihin nila ako ay ubod ng ganda Ako'y isang sirena Kahit anong gawin nila bandera ko'y di tutumba Drum na may tubig ang sinisisid Naglalakihang mga braso saki'y dumidikdik Drum na may tubig ang sinisisid Sa patagalan ng paghinga sa'kin kayo ay bibilib

I remind her. “You heard the doctor; you are all healed. So why are you not ordering your warriors to arrest her. She should be beheaded for what she has done to you. Five years I have waited, turned a blind eye as you still searched for her. Stood by your side, raised our child together when you remained married to a ghost. Have I not proven to you that I am the right female for you. I have given you an heir, I am the rightful Luna, Calian…you should have waited for me but you didn’t.”