Mrs Tran Supernatural Novels & Stories

I close my eyes and could probably drift off to sleep, but the image of Mom and Dad is bouncing around in my head and I can't seem to shake it. "I have to go," I tell Tracy as I ease her up from me. Susan and Danae are standing up again, making more progress on their clothing than they did the first time. I want to intercept Susan before she barges in on Mom and Dad. "Oh," Tracy says, pushing herself up and easing my spent cock from her soggy pussy. "That was real nice," she says quietly as she stands up and looks around, somewhat disoriented. A mixture of our juices drips from her swollen pussy lips and she absentmindedly wipes it with her hand. Grabbing the transmitter, I tune in her frequ

But… that isn’t at all what Mirren McGrath wants to say. “Die knowing I’m taking your soul Killian. I will know… everything,” she says, holding his cheeks as his eyes roll back in his head, and his body slowly stops moving. “Everyone out,” I scream, as my mother… begins to morph into her devil.

“Merci. Okay, ready your French, Trisha, ‘cause I wanna tell her what I found out and what I think is going on.” “Bring it on,” my friend replied. Slowly, keeping a calm, warm tone, pausing every few words to let Trisha translate, I told her where she was. Also about Henry and who the other ghosts in the Manor were. Finally, I told her about Ann Marie crossing over a few weeks before she was cast down to the Manor. When I finished explaining something, I would ask if she understood. Every time, the KII lit up like a Christmas tree. Finally, I told her about Amy failing to send her back into the light the night before.

he said softly, “you survived.” “Yes.” My voice wavered, then steadied again. “We fought it. One night, we had an exorcism to extract her spirit from the innocent host it had possessed, we lost the host, in the process and Serena too, but Clara was gone. And we are still recovering.” A long silence stretched between us. The faint crackle of a torch filled the distance. Then Tristan spoke again, his voice lower, almost thoughtful. “You faced deceit, betrayal, witchcraft, and death. And yet, here you stand.”

"We don't abandon each other." The hunters shoved me to my knees beside the glass chamber. Vale circled us slowly, speaking into her microphone for the cameras and the livestream audience. "Here we have two examples of supernatural corruption. Sarah Chen, a fire-wielder who has concealed her abilities from society. And Maya Cross, the White Luna, capable of destruction on a scale we've never seen." She paused dramatically. "Today, we show the world what happens to those who threaten human safety." I managed to inch closer to Sarah's chamber. The silver shackles made my wrists throb with pain, but I pushed through it. When I was close enough, I whispered so only she could hear.

James turned around and exclaimed, “I couldn’t sense your position and aura. If you were to have suddenly attacked, I would have been severely injured.” Xitlaly smiled sweetly and said, “It’s called the Origin Doors. It’s a wonderful Supernatural Power, but I haven’t mastered it yet. Thank you for letting me obtain such a great treasure, James.” James nodded at her and said, “It must be fate that you found it. You don’t have to thank me.” Meanwhile, Truett and Adair faced their Heavenly Tribulations in the void. The sky rumbled with flashes of Heavenly Tribulation Lightning and struck them repeatedly.

The crowd was silent, the joy of moments ago replaced with grief and shock. Aunt Belle’s voice cut through the silence, calling on her powers, her hands glowing with a soft, blue light. “Shenaya,” she said, her voice steady, though I could hear the fear underlying her words. “There’s still a chance.” Without any moment’s delay, she started the portal and called out for a supernatural neurosurgeon whom the trauma required. The woman was Dr. Astrid Monroe, a witch of healing arts, a woman who resided on the opposite coast. I kept quiet in anticipation as the portal began to glow, the atmosphere around us dancing as she walked out, a serene warrior in the silver garment.

She said, offering a cup to Dina. “Where the hell am I even?! And why are we floating on air?!” Dina shrieked. “Straight to the point eh…. well, we’re in a favorite world of mine, where a certain transmigrator I guided had his happy ending. Of course, am not here to show you others' happy endings,” Mrs. Katelyn said. “T-then?” Dina asked with a sweat drop, she felt something wasn’t really adding up… “Dina, have you ever wanted to witness something mind-shattering, an event that you’ll deem so sacred that you’ll feel your soul open to a door of new unknowns?” Mrs. Katelyn asked.

Tristan follows behind me and takes a seat when I gesture for them too. “What’s going on, Rowan?” Mikhail asks. My lips twist into a grimace as I consider what to say. “I’m glad that you’re all here.” I wave a hand in Tristan’s direction. “All of you know Tristan already.” Tristan nods his head in acknowledgment. “Tristan is not just my brother, but he’s also the master of the Halo that I work for. Over the past couple of months, several Supernatural students have gone missing from our school. We recently found out that they were murdered, and parts of their bodies were used to construct some kind of Frankenstein monster. It’s pretty gruesome and puzzling at once. Due to the severity of the

“The sun is going down.” “I was thinking about this,” Chloe said. “My aunt retires early. We probably won’t reach there until at least one o’clock in the morning. I thought maybe we should stay in a motel and go there in the morning.” “It must be an out of the way motel,” Tristan said. “That mad scientist seems very clever. Too clever to be a surface human.” “Do you think he’s a meta whatever?” she asked. “Meta-natural,” Tristan corrected her. “Yes, I suspect he is.”