Nario Novels & Stories

Alisha said and Zara’s attention was instantly pulled. “Really?” “I have a friend in Amarxona who works with the ancient men of the kingdom.” “Amarxona?” The mention of that kingdom almost made Zara disinterested and Alisha sensed that change. Reaching out to graze her arm, Alisha said, “Please, hear me out. He is going to help you destroy the effect of the ritual and get you to Mount Hermos using a shorter route. I know badly you wish to go home. So, this is your chance, Zaramanni.”

That’s why Mario laughed. “I knew one person who could give you his service for free,” Mario said, so Natalie rolled her eyes. “Look, I am serious here, Mario.” Natalie said that’s why Mario looked at him seriously. “I am serious too, Natalie.” It said and sighed. “That person I am referring to will surely give you this service for free,” Mario said, that’s why Natalie frowned. “Then who is he?” Natalie asked. Mario smiled at her widely. “Norwan,” Mario answered. That’s why Natalie stopped.

Laughing. “That's her,” Talana whispered. “That's my mother.” Katerina’s voice was shaky. “You look just like her.” Talana lifted the first drive. “Plug it in.” Matteo inserted it into the portable laptop they brought. “Booting up now... Give it a second.” A screen opened with a symbol: a blood-red rose and a phrase beneath it: Operazione Rosalina – Authorization Level: Omega Nero Massimo frowned. “What the hell is Omega Nero?”

Mateo’s Move The night draped itself over the city like velvet, smooth but suffocating. Inside the Navarro Tower, Mateo sat before a wall of monitors, each flickering with live data—branch reports, shipment logs, and security grids. Numbers rolled like tidewater, but what caught his eye was a single flagged location. Branch One.

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“You’re the only person I’ve met who gets excited about albinos.” “Have you ever seen a Japanese or Asian albino?” Kaiyo asked. I paused my answer. “I have not.” “Me too. Lucas is the first albino I’ve ever seen.” Niko tugged on Kaiyo’s shirt and captured his attention. “My name is Nikolaus Jeremy Dietrich Campbell and I’m five and a half years old.” Kaiyo giggled. “That’s a long name for someone small.” “Mommy and chichi say it’s not.”

I choked. Nico sucked on his thumb. "My name is Nicola Alecc Lionelli-Montefiore Rivera." He said proudly. "It is nice to meet you, Ijjy." It was adorable how he could say his name so perfectly, but had problem saying mine. I smiled down at him. "It is nice to meet you too, Nicola." He grinned at me, then at Mariano and went with Meela to what I supposed was his room. I didn't have it in me to look at Mariano. His hands fisted in my hair, and he turned my head sideways to make me look at him.

Joey says to me and I answer with a sharp nod before digging into the sweet-smelling food. A few minutes into the meal, I try to make conversation, “What part of Zorah are you guys from? I don’t know much about the geography of the place but I’d still like to know.” Thea answers first, as usual, “Well I’m from Corva, the trade capital, and so is West.” “I’m from Doran, a small, quiet place. And you?” Joey asks. “My mom’s from Orion so I guess I can say I’m from there too.” I answer.

Harry didn't have sanitary products. It was evening already and the stars were already in play, Maria walked into the nearest convenience store she could find. Forgetting she had a reputation to uphold or hide, she had done carefree without a mask or anything to cover her face with. Who knew fame came with a never-ending game of hide and seek? Whispers ensued wherever she walked by, followed by skin-pricking stares and eyes full of pity. It was nighttime already but the USA had lights enough to tackle the sun. The cashier in particular had thrown her an 'I feel pity for you' stare as she registered what Maria bought. What was happening? It was okay if they recognized her but that stare, it m

- I asked, trying to show authority. - Well, well, I'm just passing through. I've been coming here for many years to drink water. I know a secret passage, and the border guards never catch me. I saw you were crying. Don't you want to blurt out with this rogue? I will not judge you. What did I have to lose? - Everyone hates me in the pack, and my uncle can only pick me up within three weeks. - What's your name, little Wolf? - I'm Angel Carson Brown, son of Beta Brady Brown and Mary Carson.