Ned And Ariel Novels & Stories

Damiel will be so disappointed in me before I even get to know each other better. Hailey walked towards the glowing needles and stretched his hand to pick them when a voice stopped him, and I would recognize that voice anywhere. “That’s mine, my love,” Ariel said. “Oh, I eventually wouldn’t need them though,” Hailey said, smiling. “They are easy to kill and you have to go unnoticed,” Ariel was beaming with joy before he leaned in to meet Hailey’s gaze. “Why don’t you like that?” Hailey’s eyes were wide open, seeing how crazy Ariel is. I actually do not feel shocked at all. I always had it somewhere in my head that no Voldov member is sane in the head.

After their meeting wrapped up, Nathaniel and Jason headed straight for the penthouse. Nathaniel carried a small garment bag slung over his shoulder, something he’d picked out earlier that day. They stepped into the living room quietly, hoping to catch Ariel off guard. She was standing by the window, arms crossed, gazing out at the city skyline, completely lost in thought. Nathaniel smiled faintly and called out, “Hey, little sis.” Ariel turned, and the moment she saw him, she lit up. “Nathan!” She ran to hug him tightly. He wrapped his arms around her, his usual guarded expression softening.

"Ariel, we can't stay in Everton, during the war, I think we should go back to Nedal, until after the war." "My queen, everyone would know it's because of the war, you ran away. And sorry to say, almost everyone in Everton hates you. Now is a good to gain their favor. You'll have to pretend to support them, then when the war breaks out, we'll sneak to Nedal," Ariel replied. Nadia smiled, then she said, "That's a good Idea, Ariel. But how do we sneak away during the war?" "My queen! From what I observed, I think there's a secret passage in prince Aiden's room. That's how Zara was able to leave the palace unnoticed the other time. We'll use that same passage, to sneak out..."

"Be careful with Lena, yesterday in the morning somebody saw her coming from Ivy's car and Ivy screams evil and wickedness," "Thank you for letting me know, I will be careful," "Go and have a shower, I will make the bed," "No, I told you I do my things alone. My breakfast, I'm so hungry," Ariel pointed at her and rushed to the bathroom. The whole time they were doing her makeup, her mind was elsewhere. First there is Jayden the man she loved with every fibre of her being and he cheated on her with her friend in a world with millions of women. Second she stays with a psychopath husband who ran away from a psychiatric hospital.

"You've brought so many cookies again. Just leave two boxes here. Take the other two back. Doesn't your sister-in-law love these?" Ariel didn't respond. After spending more than an hour with Leonard, Ariel grabbed two boxes of cookies and walked out of the nursing home through the park. Her mind wandered. By the time she snapped out of it, a drone was suddenly hovering right in front of her. Its propellers whirred loudly as it swayed side to side and lunged toward her.

girl:- now I understand, but how we are going to split all this money, how much part do you want. ariel:- don't worry about it, I don't need any money, just give me a place to stay and food, well I have to go somewhere, so just give me your address. girl:- I can't show you to my family so you have to stay there until I arrange a new house for you. airel:- okay just care about today, and I will come back after handling some business. then ariel takes her address and he orders blue soul to transform into a horse.

“But things seem to have changed now. Did the mind tricks wear off?” Valen shakes his head, and slowly, he looks over at me. “No, it took another Nero to undo that.” “You’ve found Evander Nero,” Arden draws her conclusion with a reverent breath. “No,” Valen says solemnly. I take my gloves off, pushing my sleeves up, as does Valen. He takes my hand in his. Arden’s eyes lock on both our hands, on the glowing veins. With wide eyes, she looks up at mine, searching and probing.

He touched my neck and slid his hands down my breasts. “You’ve gotten prettier, how do you manage to do it?” he said with a frisky tone. “What are you talking about, I don't know you,” I retorted, moving away from him. “You don't need to know me, it's not important anymore,” he replied, grabbing my arms with a firm grip and slamming me to the floor. His tongue grazed my breast as he crawled up to my face and softly bit my neck. “Orders were to kill you, but I figured out it's better to have you for myself once again, Lena,”

“Yeah, what up with that?” My face flushed red. “It’s not—it’s just… chilly in the mornings, okay? And my neck gets cold. That’s all.” Jaden crossed his arms, smirking. “Chilly. Uh-huh. Girl, the only thing chilly around here is the way you’re avoiding eye contact.” “I'm not!” I snapped. “It’s nothing. Literally nothing. Can we drop it?” Riley’s eyebrows shot up. “Defensive much? Okay, fine. But if you’re lying to us, I’m gonna be so disappointed. We tell each other everything.”

Neera was close enough that Elaine could almost taste the bittersweet air of the city by the sea. The last time she had been to Neera was when she was a little girl, two years before the Crimson Knights destroyed everything she loved. Elaine’s parents had taken their daughters for a week to the town kissed by sandy beaches and a harbor with boats that speckled the bright blue sea. After so many years, it all felt more like a distant dream than a former reality. “How much farther? My feet are killing me.” Andrew chimed from the back of the herd. There was a jest to his words even though his feet were surely hurting.