Nala Kovu Novels & Stories

Additionally, the Yorkers took the opportunity to suppress the Hughmans. Under such conditions, how could Nala possibly find a powerful husband? "There's nothing to be curious about. You already know her opponent—Joanna's older brother, Howie Yorker, is already in the middle stage of the Transcendent Realm. Nothing else matters." Just then, they both saw Nala standing up. Didn't that mean her husband had shown up? They quickly turned to look where she was looking. Natalie was stunned. "Him? That's him? How is this possible?"

“But I thought it’d make things feel a bit more natural.” Nala’s stomach churned. Somehow, she felt like she was on the backfoot. All her training and years of fighting didn’t prepare her to flirt with someone. Or be flirted with. His unwavering attention heated her skin, but made her uneasy, like a predator was locked onto its prey. “I’m Nala Williams of the Mountain Forest pack.”

And I turned my head expecting the guy, but instead was a girl. I frowned. "Hello there." She smiled. But it looked wicked. I turned away. "Listen, I don't know why you're still here, alive above all, but you won't distract my alpha, you hear me? He's mine. He's my fiance." I just remained silent. "Do you hear me?!" She raised her voice. "Why do you need to tell me?" I asked genuinely. "It's just a warning. I'm the Luna of this pack. The mate of the Alpha. I dare you to defy me." She said. But her voice had no power.

Malaika explained. “Contaminated water…” Nakata nodded. “Aside from traditional healing, I’m practicing Aigavan. I can’t promise anything, but I will do my best to purify their water.” Malaika laughed in relief. “You’re exactly what we need. Will you come with us?” “Of course! It’s a great honor to serve the princess of Hala and soon to be the Governess of the Island of Virina.” Nakata looked so proud that her pale face blushed. “Let me get the medicines we need.”

Sierra said pointing at Brian’s drink. “We find dark chocolate a little too bitter to drink but yes it is Belgium dark chocolate and Nala mixes it with both milk chocolate and white chocolate to make the drink. You know the coffee menu at The Aviary is entirely Nala’s creation.” I saw Sierra look at Nala with new respect, “Wow I never knew that but then why are you here as a housekeeper, no offense?” Nala placed her drink before her, “Well Mr. Grey poached me from his own restaurant. Also the pay as a housekeeper is way better and the hours are better but most importantly, all my expenses are catered for.”

"Stay here with me." "I'm sorry?" "I'll give you everything more than the Alpha King could give you." "Wait a second." I scoff. "What is wrong with you? I'm the Luna of the Wolves, and I'm mated to the Alpha King, and yet you dared try to take advantage of me just now?" "He's not your real mate, is he?" The King's question made me halt. "How ironic would it sound if your loyal subjects were to hear their leaders aren't real mates?"

She was forced to raise her because she was madly in love with Dad, and they were mates, but she didn’t hide her contempt against her. I looked at the picture of Nalya on my phone. She was glowing, happy, and even more beautiful. I heard she is the beloved Luna Princess of the Autumn Moon pack and has grown into her own. I was proud of her. ‘ Do you think she’ll accept your apology?’ my wolf asked.

Sapphire asked, plucking a small, cream bead that shone pink in the light, they were very pretty. "Pearls." Melanie answered excitedly, stretching her tired arms. "I know a place full of them." "Pearls?!" Sapphire cried in surprise. "Oh yeah," Holly snapped her fingers. "Do you swim with dolphins?" Melanie blinked, then scowled deeply. "Do you ride on broomsticks?" she shot back, offended by the joke. "It's in our bloodline," Holly snapped. "You two just woke up one day with magic." "I was swimming at the beach." Melanie corrected.

I said her name, but she cut the air: “No. I am Islaith now.” Raised by crows. Trained by witches. Crowned by blood. Islaith bore a crimson brand, a Luna mark made by pain. She ruled a feral pack in the Ashing Vale, with only conquest. “Join me,” she said. “Or burn when I rise.” The moon turned red. Vaeron stood on the cliffs. His new Luna wept. “You still feel her.” “I do.” “You said it was over.” “I lied.” And when the red moon touched his skin, he whispered,

I need her wolf abilities to have both the speed and strength to run and jump over the wall that was holding me captive in this territory. Good morning, Rhian happy birthday! I am Nala. I’m your wolf, while you’re not officially eighteen until today the Goddess feels that you need me a bit earlier than that. I am grateful for that I really need your help…. Nala do you smell that? I didn’t really have the brain capacity to finish what I wanted to say to Nala before the smell of freshly made coffee began to dance through my nose.