Monster Prom Vera Novels & Stories

I wouldn’t know why but I would follow their orders. “Who are you? Please state your name.” My eyes widened a fraction when I heard the animal talk. It was speaking using a female voice—meaning this animal was a she-wolf. But my parents told me that animals couldn't talk, what kind of creature was she? She was so alluring to be a monster! “I-I’m Vera Moore,” I stuttered because of bewilderment. "Why are you here in the woods? Alone? Go back home and don't ever come back here in the woods, kid."

he yelled back at Vera, causing her tongue to play with her lips and her itching hand, ready to unleash a punch, to release its grip on him before hitting the man. "Damn you, when asked, you answer, and never treat me like this because I'm telling you, your skull will be cracked before you even undergo interrogation!" Vera seethed in anger. Ares, on the other hand, remained stunned and could hardly believe Vera's actions. He had never seen this side of her before, and as he observed her now, fear gripped him. "Hehehe, I'd willingly let you break my entire body as long as I get to kill that Montero for my boss's family's honor," the man's chilling laughter sent shivers down Ares's spine.

Captain D, his real name is Capricus Dander Corezen. "Now that we're here, can you tell me the whole details?" the crazy girl asks as she takes a seat on the couch in front of me. Vera appears in time before I can say something. "Hi! I'm Vera, you are?" Vera seems friendly with new people but to tell you honestly, she's just purely acting out. She's not friendly at all. She's aloof that's why I am only her trusted friend. I shake the thought off and smiled at the crazy girl. She's staring at Vera, straight in the eyes.

“Witness how the dampener affects an unbound spirit.” Lucien materialized in the doorway, chains clinking. Myros’s smile faltered. “That abomination again.” “Back off,” Vera warned, tone steel. “Or I’ll…” She let the threat hang, recalling her power’s price. Myros flicked a finger. “Do your worst.” He set down the vial and advanced, boots echoing on stone. “I will break you, girl, and study your tears.” Vera’s pulse quickened. She glanced to Lucien. He crouched, fingers twitching—wolf energy simmering.

"Now she's given me all the evidence I need." "Touching," Vera said. "The grieving widower finally finds his spine. Too bad it's twenty years too late." She pulled something from her coat—a vial of black liquid that made every wolf step back. "Concentrated shadow venom. One drop kills a wolf. Half a drop kills a phoenix. And this?" She held it up to the light. "This is specifically designed for corrupted phoenixes. Like you, dear Mona."

She is truly a beautiful woman from her feet to her perfectly coifed blonde pixie haircut. Men fall over themselves for her beauty, but they fear the odd hue of blue muted purple of her eyes. “Do you have a problem with backup Aiden?" Mirasol asks as a swirl of smoke plays around her head. “Every job you’re on, you insist on going it alone. Even with a great girl like Camille backing you,” she says angrily.

Soft, warm light. Delicious food on the table. And her special drink. No one else was there. Only Valera, me, and my pet cat, Vee. “Thank you for inviting me, Luna,” she said. “I never expected this.” I smiled and pushed the drink toward her. “You deserve it, Valera. You’ve worked so hard.” She hesitated, then picked up the glass. Our fingers brushed. I watched closely. Just one sip. And the problem would be gone.

Honey commanded Vera calmly. She had no grudge against Vera because both Xyla and Honey knew that Naomi suppressed Vera before her eighteenth birthday and weakened her by using magic potions. Vera bobbed her snout a few times before she ran towards Honey. Beast growled lowly, threatening her not to hurt Honey. Vera didn’t pay attention to him and circled around them a few times, a golden light coming out of her body, merging in the circle around Honey and Beast. Her form started fading with every full circle.

The only thing that mattered was the woman in front of me refusing to break. Nyx hovered above, laughing that cold, ringing laugh. “Look at him,” she called down. “The great Nightmoor alpha, standing there useless while his mate drowns in power she can’t control. How poetic.” I bared my teeth. “Keep talking. Makes it easier to remember where I’ll aim when this is over.” Vera glanced back at me—just a quick look over her shoulder. Her emerald eyes were bright, too bright, like stars about to burn out. But she smiled. Small. Tired. Real.

called Cassie who had been riding shotgun just as Lucas pulled over at the edge of the woods. "There's no way she's beating that thing!" Marcus exclaimed, shaking his head. "She will..." Lucas was saying when a streak of red flashed right past them and into the woods. "You all saw that, right?" came Henry. "Yeah, what the hell was that?" Carmen responded, her eyes widening a little. Prometheus came at Viper, disrupting her when she tried to unleash her ultimate weapon. 'You're only human! You should not even be nowhere near to have the power of the gods in you!'