Miranda Mass Effect Novels & Stories

How could I forget the man who gave me a new life and a home? “Kaira?” He smiled coldly opening the door. It was a motel at the end of the city. “Mira. Felix cut the crab”. I took a seat. He raised a brow and looked at me with surprise. “You didn’t lose your memory? What’s going on here?” He sat down waiting for an explanation. “Let’s say, I remember you. What are you doing in Free city?” I asked him. Felix looked at me and nodded sideways. “Mira, you know what I am doing here. I am here for you. I told you I don’t want to wait”. In his eyes, I saw need and desperation.

“They’re scared. But they’re angry enough to listen. What about you?” “Five more Stage Ones. One of them lost her entire squad on Wall duty last month. She’s ready to burn the system down.” “Can she actually fight, or is she just angry?” “Both. Her name’s Miranda. Used to be a soldier before Lenore. Knows tactics.” I watched a peacock strut across the path. “She’ll be useful if things go wrong at the Convocation.” “When things go wrong,” Amon corrected. “The Houses won’t let us speak without a fight. We need to be ready for that.”

"You don't get it do you, I erase everyone who's ever involved with him and I can see you're over involved with him, such pleasure it will be killing you in his presence, that feeling alone is more painful than death" "You promised!".Xayne roared getting to her feet. "Did I?, Oh I don't remember that take her". "Don't touch me, I got my legs". She resisted. "Keep an eye on her, if she tries to run, stop her". Miranda said. "Yes boss". They replied. Miranda's eyes became blue and she whooshed out of sight. "Oh my God!". Xayne exclaimed seeing it this time. She couldn't believe all that was happening, it was like she's in another world.

"OK... Thank you for your assistance Walden. I'm sure it will go a long way in finding them both." No, thank YOU Damian. Thank you for the fact that Miranda will soon come back to me. *********** Miranda had been sleeping for a long time. She was heavily dosed multiple times on the way because of the delayed journey, and it took a long time, almost three days, for the effect of the injections to wear off. Her head was so heavy when she woke up. "Good morning, princess. Did you sleep well?" Her eyes were still closed as her mind was gradually coming to reality, but then.... That voice... Why did it sound so familiar?

I rushed to the hallway Miranda had appeared in—recognizing the rusted pipe, the white tile floor, the shadow behind her in the video. And then I saw her. Standing before a glass chamber. Inside it—six more Eve girls. Eyes closed. Hooked to wires. Waiting. “Miranda!” I called. She turned. And her eyes were glowing faint blue. “Sweetheart,” I whispered, stepping forward. She blinked. The glow faded. “Mama?” she said softly. I wrapped my arms around her, pulling her into my chest, heart hammering. “I’m here,” I said. “You’re okay.”

"Come downstairs. Let's hear what she's found." The Luna Council was gone, my father was in his office on emergency calls to allied packs, and the drawing room had been converted into a war room. Maps spread across tables, documents stacked in careful piles, laptops open and running searches. Miranda Volkov stood at the center of it all like a general surveying a battlefield. She looked exactly like her reputation suggested—tall and lean with ice-blonde hair pulled into a perfect chignon, wearing a suit that probably cost more than my old car. But it was her eyes that earned her the nickname "The Reaper." They were pale blue and absolutely merciless.

Instead, her gaze drifted back to Aria, studying her face like she was trying to see beyond the skin, beyond the silence that had swallowed her for two weeks. “When I reached into her mind,” Miranda continued slowly, “it felt like stepping into a place where the light had been drained out of everything.” I crossed my arms, though my wolf had already gone still inside me, listening. “Go on.” Miranda exhaled. “Aria was there,” she said. “I’m certain of it. Not her body — her consciousness. She was standing in the middle of it all, like someone lost in a storm she couldn’t escape.” My jaw tightened slightly.

she instructed, her voice sounding so serious, it made him feel uncomfortable. "Are you certain that you are not just trying to kill me?" "If you are so unsure, you can just leave, Nozumo." It seems like Miranda is not deceiving him right now and so he lowered his face to the water. The moment he felt the water, it alredy took hold of his emotions and he felt like he was somewhere else. He doubts that he should open his eyes but he had to and so his eyelid slowly lifted. His consciousness was teleported into a dark place. Kira was on her own, wounded and running for the information that he could not hear.

"Welcome, Beloved Alpha," "Miranda? I thought you died?" I asked confusedly. "No, I just lost my arm," she replied, showing it to me. "I am so sorry; just regenerate," I replied. "I wish i was that strong." Miranda laughed softly. "I am an hybrid and a weak one; maybe I lied too much about who I was," she responded. "You’re a good wolf regardless; I will help you before I leave, but in exchange for something," I replied. "I would do anything for you, Alpha Herveaux; before Luna Auriel left, she told me to serve you with my life," Miranda replied.

They pulled my clothes off on me and push into the bathtub. They opened the showers and that instant the dizziness washed off. “Xander,” a voice called out and the men covered me with clothes as I stepped out. I looked up and to my surprise, it was the same Miranda that was kidnapped. Am I dreaming? What is she doing here? Not long after, I saw Antonio appear right beside her. I became confused. How come my boss is here all of a sudden? Miranda was kidnapped if my memories are still well and valid.