Master's Sun Watch Novels & Stories

His stare made me uncomfortable as he slowly curled his lips into a smirk. "Nice to meet you. I'm Jack Wilson. I hope you have a good evening." After drinking the glass of wine Calvin handed me, I started to feel dizzy and quickly lost consciousness. Right before I completely blacked out, I heard Jack's voice. "You're really going for this? You’ve got no limits, huh?" "Chubby feels better, man! Just wait, who wouldn’t envy us? No one's ever done a fat girl like this!" Grandpa, help me.

My expectation from the getgo was for people to underestimate her because she was human. I’d expected to be the one to stick up for her where required. But it seemed my mate made an impression on even the strongest of alphas. Nico wasn’t just any normal alpha. He was a sun wolf. His entire pack consisted of sun wolves. They were a special kind of wolf, children born of the union between the moon goddess and the sun god. Sun wolves had the power to manipulate sunlight, controlling the energy radiated down to Earth from the sun. Their mates had the power of healing. Nicos own mate had died, sacrificing her life to save her son’s. The babe had been teetering on the precipice of death, hooked up

" I could hear her crying and sobbing as my consciousness faded. She sounded like she was in great pain and despair. But I didn't want to see her shed another tear for me again. I knew that she hated me and wanted me to disappear from her life. But I also knew that she loved me—that had never changed. But I didn't have any other choice. I could only apologize to her because I wasn't there to wipe her tears away anymore. There was a loud beeping from the machine. The doctor looked at his watch and said grimly, "Time of death, 3:42 pm."

KANE The moon climbed high,flooding the clearing with silver light. Every wolf in the Brim Pack stood attentive, a ripple of anticipation running through the crowd. My nephew, Mike, was at the center, ready to take his Alpha vows. Tonight was supposed to be about him, his strength, his future. I had rehearsed this moment a thousand times. I had been custodian for years, keeping the pack stable, keeping everything in its place. I was Kane Rivers, the legendary bachelor, the man who ruled with precision, who carried every responsibility without complaint.

CHAPTER NINETEEN — OPEN HEARTS The second day of their getaway dawned with golden sunlight spilling over the ocean. Yara awoke to the sound of gentle waves and the faint scent of coffee drifting from the porch. Jamal was already up, sitting with two mugs of steaming tea. He looked up as she emerged from the cabin, smiling softly. “Morning,” he said, handing her a mug. “Morning,” she replied, taking it and letting the warmth seep into her hands.

The nursery lights steadied. Then the sun rose at midnight. Ra's boat had arrived over New York. A voice like noon over desert temples filled the world. WITNESS? NO. The windows turned gold. The old sun looked down. I REQUIRE WORSHIP.

“Dawn is unkind.” “No kidding! You’re literally on the grill cycle!” “I require an artifact,” he said smoothly. “Oh, sure,” I said, hysterically chipper. “Let’s manifest an artifact! Maybe a ‘don’t-turn-to-ash’ amulet? Is that on A****n Prime?” He ignored me again (trend) and said, “My Solaris Ring. It once allowed me to endure sunlight briefly.” “You had vampire sunscreen jewelry and lost it?” “It was stolen,” he said, tone glacial. “By my steward — Sebastian.”

"This is one of the military's latest research accomplishments. Ordinary people can't get their hands on this." The military's latest research accomplishment? Was that all? Cassian smirked, unimpressed. The All-Seeing Eye worked far better than these glasses did, though it did have a flaw—he would have to expend his inner energy to use it. Felix said, "There are two other functions to these sunglasses. The first is GPS tracking. Even when you're in Daneast, we'll be able to keep track of your exact location at all times. "The second function is voice communication. When you need to contact Satine, all you have to do is tap the small black screw on the frame."

Tammy: Rays of sunlight flooding the room notified me that it was morning. I'd been in the room he left me for two days. All thanks to the single window in it that told me when it was dusk or dawn. My captor hasn't been back since he shared the information of me being his new year's gift but he kept passing food to me through space under the door, trying to fatten me like an animal that would be killed for a celebration. In any case, I wasn't complaining.

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