Miss Valkyrie's Come Back Novels & Stories

“Valerie is powerful, she won't be bested by Christoff anytime soon.” “My point exactly, that is why we have to find her and find out the truth from her. Not sir here crying over spilled milk.” “You are right—” I'm always right. Now stand up, Celene.” “I apologize. I've let you down.” I said, wiping my face, “ but we don’t know what’s waiting out there, What if the people find out about me, about my return, what if they—”

Valerie said with worry on her face. “No, no, that can't be right. Steven speculated that the moon goddess disappeared but left a piece of her to manipulate events that would set the stage for her return. The little girl named Margret is that piece, and if the moon goddess does plan to return during the holy event, then she can't be me and I can't be her,” I explained. “And what makes you so sure this holy event hasn't happened and the moon goddess hasn't returned in the form of you?” Valerie asked.

Never threaten anyone again. Valerie was gone. She'd slipped out during the chaos. Disappeared into the darkness. "Should we look for her?" Amara asked. "No." I shook my head. "She's not worth it." "She'll come back." "Let her." I took Amara's hand. "We'll be ready." We walked out of the great hall, into the dawn. The sun was rising. The war was over. But something told me, something deep in my gut, something that had nothing to do with the bond that this wasn't the end.

Laine stopped for a moment before smiling, “If doing everything you say would make me stay with you forever, I would gladly follow you.” I kissed her forehead before twirling her, “I am happy to hear that, I promise you, we would be.” Laine looked pleased, I’d like to keep it that way. I would need her skills and expertise from now on. Just you wait, Kyrie. A time will come when I can punish you for all the things you are doing right now. You will come straight running towards me, begging me to take you back. I am sure of it. Valkyrie Behati

Angelica said as she sat down at the table and looked at the Valkyrie standing in the kitchen. More lightning lit the sky but did not strike as the Valkyrie reined in her anger. “My name is Siri, meaning marvelous victory. If you are looking for a tit for tat, I will tell you that I have but one daughter and she has been missing for 24 years now. I’ve been scouring the Earth looking for her when finally, I was led to this house where my blood waited for me.” “Who told you your blood waited for you here?” I asked before Angelica could respond. I wanted to know who had sent a Valkyrie to my door and why.

Valkash sighed. " I haven't seen her unleash that powers of her which rumors said could really make any man obedient to her, No, I haven't seen that. I just saw her from afar, and I fall...from afar, and keep falling...from a distant..unreciprocated," Valkash explained. The deities saw sadness in his eyes. And they were convinced that his story was true. " Okay, when are we gonna execute our plans...against Tyr?" asked one of the diety, emphasizing the last phrases he said as a hint to Valkash that his request was considered. " Tomorrow,"

They looked like they had been on the road for hours, but they stayed alert as they followed him inside. Taros stopped and looked up at Victoria and Joseph before giving them a brief nod. Joseph’s voice cracked when he saw him. “Taros. Thank the Moon, you’re here. I was starting to think you wouldn’t make it.” “Of course,” Taros replied. “You called me, so I came.” Joseph hurried over and grabbed his hand. “We have a serious problem. She’s back. Valkira is alive.” Taros pulled his hand free and looked at him. “I heard about her on the way here. Everyone’s talking about it. How she beat the Aegis pup, took Laurel Tower, and apparently had the whole Starlight board scared to death.”

" Valerie York's booming voice echoed around the cemetery. She was hauling two huge candles with her as she shot a disdainful glare at me. A violent shiver coursed through me when I heard her familiar voice. I hadn't died in the deep sea with the dark reefs. Instead, I had been reborn. I had returned to the day when Valerie insisted on illegally starting a fire on the mountain. The other employees stopped what they were doing and shot strange looks at me. From their perspective, I was the CEO's wife, but I was also an evil control freak. I was always finding reasons to target and harass their boss' carefree best friend.

"That costs triple, lady." "I don't care what it costs!" Valerie screamed at the phone. "The neurotoxin failed! Her immunity is recovering! I want her out of the picture before she steps foot onto that summit floor! Do whatever you have to do to make sure she doesn't make it to Friday!" "Consider it done." The line clicked dead. Tossing the phone into her purse, Valerie leaned against the hot metal of her car. She dragged a shaking hand through her blonde hair. Tracy wanted to play the queen? Fine. Let her see exactly what happened to queens who lacked the strength to defend their own crowns.

"It's good that Ryan is back. Maybe he can help you get over the anxiety. You have a lot in common, you know. You both lost Riley." "You lost Riley too, Marge," Valery said. Margret's smile grew thinner as if she had been reminded of a sad dream. "Yes, I did. But he was closest to the two of you. I overcame that tide years ago, and I've been waiting for you on anchor at the shore—to be free like me. Perhaps you need a co-captain for your ship, and Ryan is the perfect man for that job." Valery: "I don't know. I want to distance myself from his case. I'm not ready for this."