Livia Cardew Hunger Games Novels & Stories

“Fiancee of the future Alpha of Everdeen.” When she heard my name, she sucked in a sharp breath. “I see,” she muttered, her tone more somber. Her eyes moved down to my fingers still wrapped around Lillian’s throat. “If you would let her go…you do not want a murder on your hands, do you?” Lillian was now blue in the face. I clicked my tongue and tossed her back so she landed on the floor a few feet away, coughing as she tried to breathe. “I will pay for the damage,” I said and handed the attendant Axel’s card. Seeing the official mark of Everdeen, she bowed even lower before disappearing.

Liv tells Owen, picking up the card. She looks it over for a moment before she turns to him and asks “Do you have a notebook and a pen?” “What?” He is confused by the sudden in change of topic of conversation. “Paper. And a pen. To write on.. Do you have that?” Liv repeats slowly. “Yep.”

Claudia. But Livia bit her tongue. She couldn't bear to crush a girl who was already struggling so hard to fight for her feelings. ***

Livie says teasingly. As always, Leah and Livie exchanged words, bickering for a while before Livie left. Her pregnancy was making her soft, making sure that Leah had warm food and was warm at night when sleeping. But Leah was not budging. She refused any help, raging in anger every time she saw Livie come back with new blankets and warm food. There was no use. She knew she would be here for the rest of her life, and if she had to just die, then she'd try and speed the process. But the hunger was getting to her, making her feel vulnerable and weak.

Even I’m startled at the venom in my own voice. Kade’s head snaps toward me, eyes narrowing, his posture shifting like he’s ready for a fight. Vex goes utterly still beside me, a muscle ticking in his jaw. Livia lifts her hand with deliberate slowness, but her glare doesn’t waver. “When you get bored with this skank, you know my number.” She spits the words, then saunters away, hips swaying with practiced arrogance. The hum of conversation slowly returns, but I feel the weight of every eye still on us.

Lily stared at the little cat and then replied, “Levy went outside. She had something to do, by the way, how did you turn into a cat?” Carla clicked her tongue and moved her mouth before saying, “That is something that I don’t know either when I woke up, I was in this form. Those witch hunters nearly killed me do you think that I will care anything other than taking care of my life?” She then pushed her dish and said, “Now add more. I haven’t eaten for a long time.”

The vampires of her court were treacherous, political cowards who struck from the shadows. To be dismissed—to be weighed against a political inconvenience and found lacking—was a sensation she had never experienced. The defiance in her silver eyes didn't vanish; it sharpened into something focused and predatory. She watched the way he moved, noting the raw power even in his labored stride. A slow, terrifying smile spread across Liviana's lips, painting her face with a look of absolute, obsessive fascination. "I look forward to it, Lachlan Livingston," she whispered into the freezing air, the sound entirely swallowed by the hum of the ruined vault. They were the words of a woman who had just

She thought she had misplaced it but while she was cleaning her trash bin of a room, she finally found it and she was very happy. “Engaged huh?” Ludale asked with a sly smirk looking at the ring. Katniss hummed an affirmative reply. “I heard the pathetic story from your mother. But isn’t it weird that uh, a learned girl like you is engaged to a dead man?” Ludale asked and Katniss was left dumbstruck by such a demeaning and disrespectful question thrown at her. Her eyes widened and her lips agape as she stared at Ludale in bewilderment still unable to put words together. Damn this man.

She had no idea of who would be coming in to question her, she hoped that it was a woman because it would be difficult to overpower a man or several men in such a small space. * * * * * Livia stood outside the interrogation room window and stared at her mother's killer. Anger had filled up inside her to the point she could've walked in there an choked Alicia. She knew that she couldn't do that, after she questioned her and got all the information, she needed she would continue her mothers' work. Her plan was to bring down the Syndicate and Alicia or Carmen as she called herself, would help her whether she wanted to or not. A small part of her was hoping that Alicia would help her willingly,

Livie shook her head and said, “I don’t know anything about my body’s past life. I’m not an Extraterrestrial Demon. James is the one that gave me life.” Yardos’ smile suddenly froze. Livie was too powerful. If she were to recover her strength and reclaim her identity as an Extraterrestrial Demon, she would become a massive threat to the Endlos’ Ten Districts. Despite that, Yardos felt slightly relieved after seeing her innocent expression.