Lando Norris Imagines Novels & Stories

Ignoring her mother arguing with one of the council members, Luna asked herself, 'How did it come to this?' 'To answer this question, let me first rewind to about a week ago'. 'When my life was perfect...' 'Just before the nightmare descended...' '...and changed everything'. In one of the many rooms located inside the grand palace of Lunaris, an older woman in a flashy pink suit, holding a ruler, was discussing the history of the planet. "Lunaris is one of the many realms that exist within the Starry Galaxy that holds significant influence. A realm that, despite its dark skies, is illuminated with hundreds of stars. A magical and enchanting realm where the citizens have lived in peace for th

NOLAN “The party tomorrow is very important,” Luna said. Nolan nodded. “You can use some good publicity,” she continued. “And not any more of that secret altruism nonsense. We need an image of you looking like a proper prince, and we need it in the minds of the public as soon as possible.” “I understand,” Nolan said. “Do you?” Luna arched one of her dark, thick eyebrows at him. That was a question that did not invite an answer. Nolan scooted to the edge of the couch and rested his elbows on his knees, putting his hands in a lazy sort of prayer position.

“I said that demons were real.” I rubbed my friend’s back in an effort to assist her in avoiding the panic attack that was dangerously ready to spring forth. “You don’t have to stay here, Nora.” “I wish you would,” Lance said as he looked directly at me. “I need your help.” “What kind of help would I be?” Nora nervously asked. “I’m not psychic like you and Esma.” Lance mouthed the word Esma and I scowled.

I felt like I had seen that car before, when I was with Norris. I secretly turned on the voice recording on my phone and confronted Norris. "Norris, it was you, wasn't it?" Norris wrapped his arm around my waist and leaned in close, laughing mockingly in my ear. "So what if it was me? I've wanted him gone for a long time. Now, he's lying there, useless. I'll inherit the Gilberts' fortune—and you, you'll be mine." I pulled away from Norris, sneering, "Wake up, Norris. You're just an illegitimate child."

Once Landon, who was waiting for Aria in the interrogation room, knew who she was, he said, "Don't let her see the handcuff on her mom's hand." He didn't have any experience with kids. Eventually, the interrogator had to play with Nora for a bit, but she was finally reunited with Serene. Landon's eyes deepened when he saw the moment. Then, he chuckled and seemingly spoke to himself or Crow, who blended into the darkness of the night. "She still has time to care about others." "If it really turns out to be a Sacrificial Offering Manifestation, she will be able to see you back when you were…"

she said. Vaeron said nothing. But something in his chest cracked and he whispered: “She’s remembering who she is.” Deep in the Deadwood, they howl without sky. No moons. No law. Outcasts among outcasts. I came to them bleeding. They laughed, they bared teeth. But when I spoke, the ground trembled. And they bowed. “Luna of No One,” they said and gave me their dead. The night was quiet. Too quiet. Seris struck while I slept. No blade. Just words.

it was so low I was starting to think i had imagined it . “ Orion , Please can you hear me ?” It came again this time a bit louder . “ Leonor , are you really there ?” I was starting to panic , she wasn't responding and I could feel them all trying to talk to me . All I wanted was to hear her voice again . --------- Leonor pov

Seemingly unsatisfied with their performance, they begun to move their shoulders up and down imitating someone having a fit of laughter. Luna, bewildered, blinked twice. These guys are crazy!

Stand off: Norris paced the woods just outside Black Mountain. He was waiting for the signal or for Arkyn to arrive. He had been waiting for this moment. He really wished it had been his father. Not much was said about how he died. He hoped he suffered. Died slowly, painfully. Alone. Norris ran his hair through his short sandy color hair. His dark green eyes studying the entrance. Years of living in the Dark Forest made his eyes accustomed to the dark, he could see for miles. The weather was not bothering him either. No sunshine meant the forest did not get warm. He clenched his jaw waiting.

He raised his voice and said, "Ava get back to the big table, everyone is waiting. Ava! Do you hear me talking to you? Oh my God, she's shifting." Norris pulled out a short Pistol and cocked it with his thumb and with both hands, pointed it towards me. He said, "Trying to shift at this point will be the biggest mistake you will ever make, you mateless fool." Andre stared down at me with unwavering disgust and smiled. He said, "I thought you were on her side all this while. But please, you are not doing us any kindness here. Do you think you are doing the right thing? I can tell you are doing the wrong thing. Let's beg her and see what she does."