Miranda Mission Mass Effect 3 Novels & Stories

He’s going to get a taste of his own medicine from me. The alarm on my phone blared in the air, jarring me awake from my brief sleep. I quickly rose and made my way to the door of the safe room, unlocking it with a quick scan of my fingerprint. “I don’t have time to waste.” I muttered under my breath, walking briskly towards my room. I needed to shower and prepare for whatever the day might bring. As I tied my shoelace, a notification popped up on my phone—a message from Miranda. “Good morning my king,” it read. “Good luck on your mission. Come back to us safely, I love you so much.”

he said “That still makes me the alpha dad” I complained “I know that, but since Miranda was mated to Tomas and Tomas was supposed to be the alpha, that makes her the Luna right?” he asked “Yes,” I said “Now what happens when Tomas dies and leaves her alone?” He asked “She becomes the alpha” I answered “So you see that’s how Miranda becomes the alpha, I wasn’t counting on Tomas dying but I am just glad his death didn’t come with complications but presented me with solutions instead,” he said and I could see he was trying to mask the pain he was feeling.

Just as your punishment for your soul is decided for each sin, your death is confirmed for your sins and that punishment is delivered by the Cleaners. Maya had never thought she would meet the one whom she had been yearning for all her life. Trained as a cleaner and with the blood of hundreds of the corrupt and evil people on her hands she is facing the one who is pure and clean unlike herself. Would he accept her as she is? Or will the game of life and death end with one of their lives being sacrificed?

I take the flask from her and stare into it like I can find some answer floating in its glow. "And the effects?" I asked. "It will be temporary." she said. "It will remain for three days if you are careful." I put the vial on the table next to me with care and nod. "Thank you, Ver." Ver leans back and rests her arms across the top of the chair. Then she tilts her head and studies me. "Do you have any plans, Luna?" Ver asked. "About your situation. About the pack. About your husband." "Not yet." I said. "But soon."

"Don't lie to me, Maeve. You were at Cedars-Sinai. Room 4012. With Miranda." Her blood turned to ice. "How did you…" "I have security monitoring Miranda's room. For her protection and mine." He stopped inches from her, close enough that she could smell his cologne, expensive, subtle, suffocating. "Did you really think I wouldn't know? That I'd just let you waltz into enemy territory without consequences?" "Miranda is not your enemy. She's a victim." "She's a liar and a manipulator who's convinced you she's sympathetic." Carter's voice dropped to something dangerous. "What did she tell you?"

I scanned the lobby, finally spotting Miranda at the front desk, her focus locked on the glowing screen as her fingers flew across the keyboard. “Fill out the form, and a doctor will see you soon,” she said, her eyes glued to the monitor, not bothering to look up. I leaned against the desk, waiting for her to notice me. When she finally pried her gaze away, her dark brown eyes widened with disbelief, and her forehead creased in concern. “Maya?” she breathed, her expression shifting from annoyance to relief as she sprang from her chair and enveloped me in a tight hug. “Where the hell have you been? Marco lost his mind when you didn’t show for third shift.” Miranda crossed her arms, leaning ba

“By drugging me and dragging me here?” Miranda tilted her head. “We stopped the strike team from killing you. You’re welcome, by the way.” Lily stepped back, defensive. “What do you want?” Miranda folded her arms. “To offer you a deal. You have something we want access to, the encryption behind the leaked files. But more importantly… You are something we need.” “I’m not giving you anything.” “I figured you’d say that,” Miranda said, smiling like a cat with a caged bird. “But before you refuse, you should see what’s behind Door Two.”

I wanted her life with Sam and our pup. “Not necessarily,” Miranda murmurs. Sarah looks at her in surprise. “It would be a lot for Sarah, but I believe it is why you are all a part of the Red Pine Pack,” Miranda says. “It is possible Sarah will be able to read the chip and relay information to someone who can document the information,” Miranda suggests calmly.

"Goodness, you didn't even let me prepare for the shock." "Very funny, Newman, but the matter is serious," he says. I immediately stop my teasing and wait for more. Stan sighs on the other end of the line. I bet he's pulling at what little hair he has left right now. "I'm calling to warn you that there's a lot at stake with this mission, Miranda, a lot. Please be careful," he says. In other words: Don't mess it up again. I adopt a serious tone of voice. "I know, Stan, and I appreciate your trust in me once again. I promise that nothing will prevent me from completing this mission in the most perfect way possible."

Miranda revealed, her confidence growing. Max's disbelief was evident. "Impossible," he muttered. Miranda called out, "Linda, are you here?" The smart TV on the wall flickered to life, and a voice emanated from it. "I'm using this Wi-Fi connection to communicate with you. Yes, I'm here to assist you, Mrs. Miranda." "Has Alex come back?" Miranda inquired. "Yes, Master has returned and has already started implementing the plan to win the Moon Goddess war. Reclaiming Multilink and Eclipse is among the top priorities, as desired by Miss Aurora," it replied.