Laura Novel Novels & Stories

I chuckled. “That’s not what I meant, you know what I meant. What are you doing here anyways?” She rolled her eyes. That is the main reason I didn’t like going to Steve’s house. Apart from the fact that I absolutely detest Steve, I didn’t like the looks Laura gave me whenever I came- like she didn’t want me to be there. It seemed so awkward and uncomfortable between us whenever we see each other. It was like there was a big elephant in the room and everyone chose to ignore it. But whenever I see her, all my feelings for her rushes back into me. I keep remembering all the good moments we had together. Before I knew it, Laura had her back turned on me. She was probably on her way to her room.

Her eyes blazing with something Germa was unsure of. “Go.” She said the moment her orbs trained across to her. “B—but.” Germa couldn’t speak, she was dumbstruck, her tongue wouldn’t let her to formulate any words and what would exactly she should have said. She was beyond stunned. Laura appeared differently. It was as if she isn’t the same woman who had been feeding her, that meek, and the weak girl she first found on that place and met. Beaten into pulp, where her cries would bounce back and forth onto the walls. She looks as if she is another person, who had just gotten back into life. The fire she could see on her eyes flared, ready to devour whoever she may want, and ready to retrieve th

Celina "Are you feeling okay?" I ask Laura after placing a calming smell on her. It will hopefully clear up her clouded, horny mind. "Yeah..." Laura grimaces while sitting on her bed. "My head is clear, but my body is still on fire." "Nothing I can do about that, I'm afraid. The heat will stay. You just have to live with your neither region wanting some action." She snorts. "Please don't say that." I grin back at her while wandering across her boyfriend's desk. I'm glad that Laura still hangs out with me even when she is back to normal. We fairies are often looked down upon.

"We will discuss this later. For now, you two get along. Laura is family, Bree." "Not my family." Bree growled. "Bran is my family. She never will be. Isn't that right bran?" Bree winked at him like it was a secret. "Oh boy." Bran groaned walking to the kitchen. "I agree with Jerry." "Bran dear, Jerry told me you allowed a snake into your home?" Breanna asked curiously. "I did. Laura's mother." Bran nodded. "Is that wise?" She raised her brow. "Probably not. It was either join us or die. She joined us. But I have no doubts she's still in contact with them." Bran frowned at me.

Alpha Vincent replied and barged out of the hall. * Laura sat on the bed as tears trickled down her cheeks. "So, if not for Beta Lorenzo my mom will have been alive and I will have a brother or even a sister, my everyday dreams, he has ruined my life every minute, and he has given me a mark that killing me alone won't solve anything, it won't be to wipe away the pains he has given me for years, Beta Lorenzo and his daughter has taken more than enough important people of my life and important things that money can't buy, oh moon goddess why can't I be just happy and live a normal life? Why can't I get over my past without my past becoming a new future for me full of news and stuff's my mind c

As soon as Linda and Jill left, the house immediately became quiet. Linda said that Laura should go do something she liked, but Laura had no idea what she should go do at the moment. She felt bored staying at home, so she planned on going shopping to buy some New Year gifts for her friends and family. However, as soon as Laura reached the gates of her community, she was stopped by a familiar figure. When she saw the figure, her face darkened. "Laura!" Lewis ran towards Laura. He was both desperate and in a panic at the same time.

the woman said, bursting into laughter. Laura stared, stunned. "What? How do you know my name, and what do you mean?" The woman smiled. "Has curiosity overridden your doubt?" Laura approached her, but the woman shunned her. "Remove your shoes. This is sacred ground." Laura bowed, whispering, "Sorry." She took off her shoes and sat on a floor mat. The woman opened her eyes, revealing white eyeballs without pupils. Laura figured she was blind. "Well, I guess I'm curious if my future has changed or if my knowledge remains accurate," Laura asked.

Laura was the second child of Maximus and Alexia. She had straight blonde hair, eyes that shifted between shades of gray and green, and an oval face with delicate, rosy cheeks that accented her pale, porcelain skin. She didn’t share any noticeable features with Maximus or the Palmer family. Laura was aware that her father wasn’t as close to her as she wished he could be. Despite her fine features, she didn’t resemble her siblings either, which only deepened her sense of isolation.

Laura finally threw him a smirk that said, "Playing tricks in front of me? You're still a rookie." Henry couldn't help but blush. He wanted to kill her. His expression twisted into an oddly adorable contortion. Laura chuckled and went back to her book. In no time, she finished a thick pharmacology textbook, closed her eyes, silently recited it once, and that was it – she remembered it all. Henry had to admit she was so strong. She could read such thick books once and remember everything! At her speed, she could learn anything just by looking at it once. Truly, some people were just infuriatingly talented.

The maids were back from their holiday and they were in the living room. One of them was holding folded clothes. Another had a suitcase open on the floor. My heart skipped violently. “What’s going on?” I demanded. They were startled like a children caught doing something wrong. One of them opened her mouth, then closed it again, her eyes darting past me. I followed her gaze. And I saw Laura. She was coming down the stairs slowly, with a medium-sized travel bag hanging from her hand. Her face was pale, her lips pressed into a thin line and were dried. She looked thinner somehow, like the night had carved something out of her.