Mine Only Novels & Stories

“If you say so. Go away. Shoo fly, shoo.” “We do.” He’s already starting to walk off again, but I move beside him. I’ll never keep up if he doesn’t slow down. He knows this, and despite me irritating the hell out of him, he’s now amused and wants to hear what I’ll say next, I presume. “We work in the mines to provide precious metals to make the weapons you use to destroy your enemies, even us.” “We don’t need weapons to destroy you.” His fangs elongate, and I take a step back, wishing I could shift even a little bit so I could do that, too.

Henry landed on the floor, the back of his head hitting a small hardwood table. Henry hissed at the pain, then slowly helped himself back up. Yes, Brian was more muscular and it was obvious to everyone that he had more strength than his younger brother, Henry. But Henry didn't want to be weak anymore. He also wanted to show his elder brother that he could fight for what he wanted.

Calm as ever, he was stroking Nacho and Butters, two of my five fur babies, who had apparently claimed his lap as their imperial throne. “At least there are two creatures in this house not demanding I live with my amnesiac ex-husband,” I muttered, scooping some salad. “What was that?!” Mama’s brows knitted together. “Nothing. Talking to the broccoli,” I said quickly. Dante smirked. “Most people confide in God or a best friend. You talk to vegetables. Cool.” I pointed my spoon at him. “One more word and this broccoli goes straight up your nostril.” Damian chuckled under his breath, sliding a piece of chicken onto my plate. “Eat. Looks like you need protein. And therapy. But let’s start with t

*Ezra's POV* Mr. Hallway was taking attendance when it happened. "Ezra Monroe?" The room went dead silent. I didn't even look up from my notebook. "Here." "Wait." A girl two rows over spun in her seat so fast her chair scraped the floor. "Monroe? Like, *the* Monroe? From Ashford?" "That's what the roster says," Hallway said, already moving on to the next name like it was nothing, like he hadn't just detonated something in the middle of first period.

“Will be dead before sunrise.” The words hit Ava like ice water. “No. That’s impossible. We had a deal.” “We had leverage,” Cecile corrected. “And now that we have what we need, that leverage has served its purpose.” “Congratulations,” the man continued, extending his hand to shake first Carissa’s, then Leandro’s. “Korin Veynar. Your efforts have been— exceptional.” “Thank you, Mr. Veynar,” Carissa said, accepting the handshake like she was receiving an award. “We’re very pleased with how everything has developed.”

It surely wasn’t a diamond. “This is musgravite, one of the rarest stones in the world. And I especially got this made for you. A rare stone for my rare and beautiful woman,” he smiled looking down at the ring and pulling it out of the box. And before I could pull my hand back, he held it and pulled up. I snapped my eyes shut and cursed inwardly. I didn’t really have to look at his face. I had already anticipated his reaction.

Jess adds fishing for an update. "We went out for lunch on Monday, I mean it was nice and everything." I say. "But???" Jess asks sensing there's more. "But most especially I missed our friendships, glad to get that back but romantically there wasn't much spark." I explain and she rolls her eyes dramatically. "Who cares about a spark Tee, you're 23 years old. You should be enjoying your life and having meaningless sex." Jess says. She call me Tee, it's like a childhood nickname.

Her tough exterior was all that was known to most of the people she met, Ima and the other house helps however, knew what she really was like, or what she used to be. After a small talk with Ima she concluded by saying; "I'll be on my way now". Ima nodded. "Take care, Miss". She said. Sayya nodded and walked away. On stepping outside the cool night's breeze blew against her, caressing her face ever say softly, the moon glowed brightly illuminating the sleek jet black Mercedes waiting for her to unlock it and get in, it's headlights flashed as she pressed the button of her key to unlock her beloved Raven, she closed the distance between them soon enough and got in, the ignition started with a

Then the marks appeared. Not faint, not hidden—they blazed. Nalini’s twin mate marks flared across her skin, glowing with a pure, silvery light that matched the moon’s own radiance. Myron’s and Timothy’s marks responded instantly, their own glow intensifying as if feeding off hers. The room gasped collectively; whispers erupted, rippling like a tide through the crowd.

“So, does everything you mine have to come up on this platform?” “There are a few throughout the cave system. This one is the closest to the main entrance, but there’s a rear entrance as well; and that has one. And there are several that are tiny and have a pulley system accessible from the outside of them. Those only can house smaller bits, not people. It makes it helpful to send down lanterns, helmets, extra axes, or to send up gems they’ve gotten without having to get in the lift themselves and take it up.”