Narnia Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Nathan was pulling very hard, causing Thea's hand to hurt. Theo's hands warmly enveloped her, with a strength that was neither light nor heavy, providing enough sense of security. "Ms. Thea, I was your avid fan. I particularly loved the clothes you designed. Can you give this fan a chance to collaborate in a dance later?" Theo said with a flattering smile. Thea's face twitched. "..." Is the future prince her avid fan? If it were true, she would have laughed herself awake. She was certain that Theo's excuse was just a random fabrication; he simply didn't like her being with Nathan because he knew Nathan was not a good person.

I think you need to be taught some respect. "I think I can help with that.'' The orange hair nymph stepped forward. "No, I know what to do.'' Fang waved her off. The female rolled her eyes then pouted, "you never let me have any fun.'' "Be allowing you to be here should be enough,'' Fang told her. Fang stared down at Nita, hating her with so much passion he couldn't understand why. Then something reminded him that he wanted her sister, not Nita. He could have been king if the Fates hadn't forced him to take someone else.

The sound filled the valley, weaving through the wind, turning silence into harmony. It wasn’t the loud, commanding song of gods. It was the tender music of a world that had learned love’s quiet endurance. --- Elarion’s Last Gift That night, Nara dreamed. She saw Lyra standing in a field of stars, her light soft and endless. Beside her stood Kaenor, his fire steady, his face serene. Between them stood the two trees—Elarion and Kaenora—

I says as a tear slips down my face. "Alex, honey. I'm going to tell you a story. Okay?" She asks and I nod. She pulls me towards her and I lay my head on her lap like a little girl would with her mother. "I had just turned 16. I was walking home from school one day and I decided to take the shortcut home.The shortcut went through the forest and my parents told me never to go in there by myself. I didn't listen though. Something told me that I just had to take that route. As I was walking along the little path, something caught my eye. There was a boy. He was swimming in the lake. I had been watching him through the trees before he caught me. Elijah was very, very handsome for a boy of his a

He takes a deep breath and looks up, his eyes meeting mine and captivating my gaze. “Next thing I knew, I was no longer in my room but standing in this large library with a little blond girl reading from a large old leather book. The little girl looked up when she realized I was there and smiled at me. She told me about my mate, of Hanna, that she will be in a comma and can transfer a faux bond between Crystalline and I. All I have to do is reject you on your eighteenth birthday.” I take a deep breath at his words, feeling the mate bond dim like a fading light the more Narin talks. “Why would she do this?” I ask, catching the wolf before me off guard.

“Nathan is my mate. He returned to our former pack in Colorado, but he will be back here soon!” “Oh my Goddess! You have a fated mate too?” Viviana squeals with excitement. “No. Nathan is my chosen mate. Daya is the only one with a fated mate. But fated, or not, I would always choose Nathan. He is so amazing. And yes, Dye. If Nathan were here, I would climb him like a ladder,” Saph nudges her older sister, making the rest of us gasp and laugh. “Gross! I don’t need that mental image,” Pearl shoves Saph, making the rest of us laugh even harder.

Typical narcissist. “Come in,” Dane ordered. The tent flap moved as Nate walked in, bowing respectfully to the Alpha. “Well, look at that. The nerd has arrived,” Nora remarked, a mischievous smirk dancing on her lips. “You two know each other?” Ashley asked, glancing between them. “Forgive me for not introducing myself properly earlier, Luna,” Nate said, offering a warm smile. “I am Nate, Alpha Dane’s favorite nephew and his personal assistant.” “It’s a pleasure, Nate,” Ashley replied with a genuine smile.

Because he just kept staring at her while she was telling the story. "Yeah? Because what---?" Andrew in a suspicious tone. Lana shrugged then decided to tell Andrew the truth. Because in fact, despite everything that had happened, she knew that the young man had long known all her weaknesses. "I've been busy, you know, being your fangirl," she admitted, followed by a weak laugh. Obviously, Andrew liked what she said because his handsome face quickly lit up. "As in, a super fan?" "Can I still be called a super fan even if I can't watch your movies because I don't have money?" she replied following what she said with a weak laugh. "Actually Mama is the real reason how I found out about you. Sh

Nara Pov I sank back into my seat, my hands trembling uncontrollably. Xander’s words faded into the background, their meaning settling like a heavy stone in my chest. The weight of it all rendered me motionless. Elle glanced at me, her expression unreadable. For the first time in our friendship, I couldn’t see her as the girl I’d grown up with. Instead, she looked like a stranger—a beautiful, deceptive stranger. The necklace around my neck suddenly felt like a chain, its weight unbearable. My mate—the man who had saved me, who had promised me a future—stood beside my best friend, declaring her as his Luna.

Naira said as she continued to brush my hair. “Wow, I want to be a princess one day,” I said to her with so much longing in my voice. She was silent for so long and finally broke the silence by hugging me from behind. “Of course Neha. We will both be princesses, we'll wear beautiful gowns and have delicious food to eat,” Nafira replied cheerfully as she indulged me in my fantasy. I smiled happily at her. Nafira had applied her salve to my bruises when we arrived at this cave and they felt better.