Ming Maraj Novels & Stories

“Papi, after school we look for the fire-head LEGO, okay? I promise I won’t put sand in my pockets again.” I covered my face. “Again?” Zane just chuckled and kissed my temple before heading out. “I’ll take him. Don’t cook too much. We’ll be back at one.” When the door shut and a thin blanket of quiet settled over the kitchen, Maritza lifted her bowl with dramatic flair, her face contorting like a telenovela star who just learned her husband had a secret second wife in Puebla. “Get the tissues ready,” she declared, stirring her cucumber salad. “We’re crying with waterproof mascara tonight.”

After twenty minutes of silence, Mara reaches over, threads our fingers together on the gearshift. “We’re meeting my contact in thirty,” she says. “She’ll get us new identities, a boat to the mainland, then a flight out of Dakar, after that… we disappear properly.” “No more half-measures,” I say. “No more.” The Jeep bounces over a rise, ahead, a small cluster of whitewashed buildings hugs the coastline old fishing village turned off-grid safe house, one light burns in the window of the largest structure. Mara kills the headlights, coasts the last hundred meters in darkness, parks behind a low wall, the driver stays in the car, we get out.

Marra is like that person, yesterday the girl approached Hunter, now Javier becomes his prey, but as much as Marra has a guy he likes, if anyone declares love to her, still Marra refuses. "Seeing Javier play ball can't make your stomach full!" says Jack angrily. Matta's eyes squint sharply at Jack exasperated, "Noisy you, you if you want to eat better take Lovina alone, or the same Juvia, do not disturb me!" snapped Marra while pushing Jack angrily. Then his eyes were back up and he saw Javier shaking the ball in front of him. "I don't know where Lovina is." replied Jack making Marra who was looking at God's created creature who was running in the middle of the field with her hair slightly w

I saw the cake Max had smashed to the floor, so I picked it up and tossed it into the trash. The next second, Max wailed. “You mean lady, don’t touch my cake!” He threw a glass onto my head. After a burst of pain, I smelled blood. James hurriedly helped me up. “Pearl gave him that cake, and it had an Ultraman picture on it. You shouldn’t have thrown it away.” I could only smirk as I wiped away the blood. James said he wanted to take me to the hospital, and I did not reject him. The gash on my forehead probably required stitches.

Mara raised an eyebrow and looked out the window. "What do you want from me?" Mara was very fierce and she just wanted this Keren lady to go straight to the point. "I like your attitude and like you, I also love to hit the nail on the head. Here is the thing" Keren was beginning to make sense to Mara finally. "I'm listening" Mara finally looked at her. "I deal with other things, smuggling them in and out of the country and I would need your help to do that" Keren was blunt.

Marley's POV The mahogany table shone under the overhead light like an altar ready for sacrifice and Mara our sacrificial lamb. She lay sprawled, completely naked except for that t gold wedding ring still circling her finger. Her skin was flushed pink, her nipples hard as pebbles, and her shaved pussy glistening with arousal. She looked fucking ruined already, when we'd not even done half of what I had in store for her tonight. “Fill her up again,” I ordered Jamal and Lena.

Its eyes locked on me. Not hungry. Commanded. That was worse. Mara moved fast. Too fast. One second she stood between the trees. The next she was beside me, shoving a short blade into my hand. The metal was black, cold, and carved with symbols I didn’t recognize. “Cut through the back of the neck,” she said. “Sever the cord.” “What cord?” “You’ll see it when it opens its mouth.” “That is the least comforting instruction anyone has ever given me.”

BMOM ➭ 140 ꕤ ꕤ ꕤ ARYM ZCHRYNNE “MaiMai” – Before Mang Roger arrived, I had already cooked our lunch. I made Jasper’s request—stuffed milkfish and pork pata tim. I added some fruits too. “Good afternoon, Ma’am MaiMai. Sir Jasper asked me to pick you up,” Mang Roger said politely. “Let’s go, Mang Roger. My husband’s pet dragon might be starving by now.” He chuckled and carried the food I prepared.

“Are you okay with this?” I nodded. “Yeah. I think so.” The woman turned. “I am Mara but in our language they call me Moar’ahii. Come with me.” We followed her into the village. People stared at us but not in a mean way, they looked curious. Some smiled. A little girl ran up and gave me a flower. I took it. It smelled sweet. Mara led us to a house near the big fire. Inside it was cool. Mats on the floor. A small table. The smell of bread and meat.

she stuttered. [Calm down, Mara. It's okay. You don't have to be scared, I'm here. I'll protect you. I will never let him hurt you, not even the tiniest strand of your hair. You've done great. Now, wait for us there. We're on our way. Did he already leave?]