Marla Fnaf Novels & Stories

“Lila, we’ve been looking everywhere for you!” Lila scrambles up, running to her. “Mama, I have a new friend. Her name is Tessa. She played with me! She’s so fun!” The woman kneels, hugging Lila tight, then looks at me with a warm smile. “Thank you, Tessa. I’m Mara. She wandered off, and I was worried sick.” “No problem,” I say, standing and brushing grass off my jeans. “She’s a great kid.” Mara nods, her eyes soft. “Come on, Lila, let’s get you cleaned up.” She glances back at me. “You’re welcome at our home anytime, Tessa.”

A splinter from the shattered barricade had driven deep into her femoral artery when Rhys’s heavy infantry made their last push. Mara, usually the fiercest Beta in my scout unit, was pale—not the paleness of fear, but the waxen look of a body running out of life. Her blue eyes were unfocused, her fingers clutching the sleeve of my tunic with a strength that was fading by the second. "Elara... the pups," she whispered, her teeth stained pink. "Did they... get to the deep caves?"

Still, the sound of Claire’s whining and Brea’s smug little smirk made the weight in my chest feel lighter. I looked at Brea, ready to snap back, but her expression shifted, sharper now, calculating. “You realize Marla is the heiress of Aria Nova, right?” she said, her tone dropping the playful edge. “And they’re hiring you for a forest shoot, practically on her turf? Something about that smells fishy.” I froze, the thought slamming into me. I hadn’t even made that connection—too busy drowning in Draco and the weight of his words. Claire groaned from where she lay sprawled across my bed. “Oh, come on. Marla wouldn’t risk her father’s company’s reputation over something petty. She might be vi

Then, finally, he said, “There’s someone you should meet.” The contact’s name was Mara, a silver-haired fox shifter with a cybernetic arm and a laugh like shattered glass. She had once been a doctor, Luka explained, until she got too close to the wrong people. Now she treated wounded rogues and occasionally sold intel to the highest bidder. Mara lived deeper in the tunnels, in a room lit by bioluminescent mushrooms and vintage string lights. It looked like a garden grown from madness. “You’re the Hart girl,” she said when Riley stepped in. “You smell like secrets and trouble.”

If that happened, then the King would have me killed. When I was with Marla, time seemed to stand still. I’d leave the mansion to take rubbish to the bins, and there she’d be, waiting for me. She’d take me to her cottage deep into the forest, where she taught me how to resurrect a person. I didn’t bring anyone back to life, but Marla showed me how by doing so herself. I was stunned into silence but awed at the same time. Marla told me that Rich, the person she brought back from the dead, was a friend of hers. He’d allowed her to take his life because he trusted her to bring him back.

They shivered and moved backward, leaving Ryan, who tiptoed past the witch to meet the rest. Although the twin, Jamal, and Ariana had met with her before and knew how terrifying she could be, they could not help but shiver at her thunderous voice. "I know her. She's the guardian of the river. Her name is Mara" Ariana whispered to Ryan and Kelvin. "She is terrifying" "Did you meet her the last time?" Ryan asked "Yes, we need" Jasmine answered "Is she harmful?" Kelvin asked "I don't think so" Jabal replied Mara looked around trying to see who had attempted to cross her bridge. Her eyes landed on the kids and she stared at them for a while. She frowned. "Kids?. What are kids doing in Alaska". H

"I... I don't know what to say." "I think we are all very emotional now and we could all use some food!" Luna Marie stood and headed towards the kitchen. From a distance, Adriana could hear her asking the maids to set up the table. "It's almost dinnertime," Marla said, giving Adriana a warm smile. "I have to get back home. Cora will adore you! Let's arrange a small get-together so you can meet her." Cora was Marla's niece and only living relative. Adriana was glad Marla had had someone in her life after she, too, was displaced by the attacks on her family.

Mara peeked in, holding a bundle of herbs and a shy smile. “Luna? May I check your vitals?” Ella nodded. “Of course.” Jake started to move aside. Mara shook her head. “You staying right there, Alpha. She panics when you’re more than three feet away.” Ella elbowed Jake weakly. “Do not listen to her.” Mara only laughed, her eyes warm. “You scared us, Luna. Don’t ever do that again.” “I’ll try not to,” Ella whispered. Mara set her herbs on a nearby table and turned serious.

Mr. Miller glanced lightly at Mara without much change in his expression. "Follow me to the office" He said lightly and turned away. Mara stared at his leaving back coldly buy still followed behind him. They got to his office and the door was shut close. "What did you just say?" Mr. Miller sat down and asked the girl standing in front of him. "I said that Rose Blair is a Zombie!" Mara repeated without any fear. She was confident in her discovery and knew that they would believe her.