Ms Sapphire Novels & Stories

She used ancient water magic inherited from Fontayne Bloodworth, the strongest water sorcerer who ever lived, to protect Morpheus. The MoonBound Casket was designed to contain the energy of supernatural beings, able to be turned into guardians or sources of power for werewolves. Sapphire had repurposed it as a filter for her son’s unstable energy. “You remember the suppressants I bought in bulk on the black market?” she asked, shooting me a sharp look. “They’re not for Morpheus to drink.” I frowned. “Then what are they for?” Sapphire poured the suppressant liquid into the MoonBound Casket. The container immediately began to hum loudly, its blue light flaring brighter.

she continued, voice softening slightly, “I’ve been dormant since the accident. The one that took your memories. I woke because things are about to get interesting… and you’re going to need me.” “Was it you speaking in my head all these while?” I asked quietly. “You’re finally catching up.” I swallowed hard. “Who are you, really?” Sapphire’s eyes gleamed with delight. She began to pace slowly around me, tail sweeping the floor. “Our lineage is ancient. We are Gems—rare wolves thought extinct long ago. Our wolves are triggered by two things: rage… and romance. That’s how I’ve been able to reach you all this time, even buried deep.”

Luna closed her eyes, tilting her head back to grant him wider access as Michael began to shower her neck with kisses. Meanwhile, Sapphire stood in the middle of the damp basement, staring at her own reflection on the shiny tip of a dagger. In front of her, the servant was tied to a steel chair, gasping for breath. Blood from his calf was starting to pool on the concrete floor, but Sapphire looked perfectly relaxed as she began her work.

A Shudder ran down my spine. She stood in front of a door and gestured for me to enter. The room was cozy with a four poster bed as the focal point. She made her way across the room and opened another door. It led into a bright bathroom where everything shined. There was an enormous tub big enough for eight people. A crystal chandelier was clearly the inspiration for the room. A huge stained glass window depicted a man beckoning a girl with a rose.

Kenzo nodded and smiled. "That was the smile I'm hoping to see from the very start." Sapphire said to herself. "I should be going. My flight will be late this evening. I'm going back to the States." Sapphire said and immediately stood up and hurriedly walked towards the door. Kenzo stood up too. "Just stay there and don't move." Sapphire said and Kenzo understood what she meant. "So, this is not goodbye but I will see you again, Kenzo." Sapphire said and went out. Yara stood up when she saw Sapphire coming out from Kenzo's office. She bowed to give her respect. Sapphire stopped infront of Yara's table. Yara furrowed her forehead when she saw Sapphire's swollen eyes.

As if the place was made of crystals even were we stood. The place was bright not like the cave, it was beautiful indeed . “ wow, what is this place ? ” Elia asked. “ it's a magical place, the crystals are magical. It can show you anything you want, it can even show you the future and the past ” Cassie answered. “ wow really ” I said. “ you can try it out ” she said. “ come on Elia ” I said “ you go first ” she said. “ how do I try it ” I asked.

Magnus watched Sapphire as she moved from books to the computer and back again. She was interested in what Sarah Ann gave her. Of course, she was interested. Sapphire was his Luna, his mate. She was born for this role. The gods wouldn’t create a person and place them in a position they were skilled at, but hated performing. “I’ve been thinking.”

He’s already suffering enough for all the crimes he did and so I tried to relax my body but still threw him a sharp glare, threatening him not to get close to me. He averted his eyes from me and looked at the flowers beside him. He picked a purple flower and smelled it, “I always think Salvias suits you, Sapphire. They are the color of your eyes and they represent wisdom, health, and long life, a perfect definition for Faeries.”

Amber nodded just before a contraction rippled through her. As the moon rose to its peak, the Lunas began to push. Amber was the first to birth to her child, which I expected. He was a healthy boy with blonde hair and blue eyes. I passed the boy to Alpha Damien to clean him up as I turned my focus to Michelle. The moon reached its peak as the female was born. I called to Selene and the moon turned blue before she descended to earth. We clasped hands and began the incantation to seal her powers. The wind picked up as we finished the spell. She turned to her beloved creatures and smiled, then faded and returned to the moon. I quickly put the blinding spell on the female and watched as they cra