Nia's Solo Mga Nobela at Kwento

"What?" "Yeah, it is one of the songs I wrote a few years ago. I used to sing it back then, but Candy stole it. I was supposed to go for that audition a week ago, but thanks to her, I ended up not making it. She went, instead with my song, and got a spot to be among the Spark Girls." "The Spark Girls?" Zach asked. "Yeah, they've been given the opportunity to showcase their talent. In the end, one or two of them will be picked and made into stars by their agency. That was my dream, but Candy stole it from me." Paige explained.

“He shouldn’t be allowed to do that.” “Look at you like you’re a human instead of a combat drone?” Ave blinked. “I—wow. Rude.” Nia just grinned. “You’ve got it bad.” “No, I have it mildly inconvenient.” “You blushed,” Nia said. “You. Ave Imani. Ice queen. Brainiac of doom. Blushed.” “Can we talk about literally anything else?” “We could,” Nia said cheerfully. “But you wouldn’t be listening.” ---

They were her only source of warmth, and now she's left with only the harsh winter storm. As if it couldn't possibly get any worse, it did. Her soul split. Nia - her wolf - felt like an entirely new being inside her. She felt their connection die and pain like none-other engulfed her. For the first time, she screamed. She screamed loud enough to rattle the heavens. Loud enough to shake Eldora. Loud enough for the world to feel her all-consuming pain. She's left with only pain. Nia was scared, alone and incredibly angry. She begins to lose a grip on herself. Insanity clawed animalistically at her mind, threatening to escape and to kill. Threatening to become a rogue.

Nia opened the door, rubbing tiredly on his eyes. "Hi. Elsa, it's six O one, what on Earth are you doing all dressed up and ready to start a war on my door." Nia's asked, pausing and taking me in. "So, you actually can sleep? With all the noise that has been going on around here? Like it's been noisy and it's driving me mad." I said scratching my hair and pulling a look from her. Her eyes had bags under them but she was not paying any heed to them, she had looks to send my way. Most of them are suspicious and so annoying. I sighed. She stepped around, making way for me to get in. I got in and the first thing that caught my eye was the rumpled bedsheets. Now it was my turn to pass her a look

Hearing Nevan, a bitter smile formed on Nero's face, whose eyes were completely fixed at the night sky. “I can't because by fighting for her, I am going to make her fate her own enemy,” Nero spoke out. FLASHBACK OF NEVAN'S BIRTHDAY’S NIGHT “Where are you going, Ana?” Mindy asked Anisia. “I will be back soon. Just wait for me here,” “But…” before Mindy could ask her any more questions or follow her, Anisia left from the gathering, leaving Mindy alone in the gathering as Miguel had also gone to the bathroom.

Her eyes dodged Nerola’s gaze, and she said, “I’m just feeling grateful toward him. Don’t overthink it!” “Okay, I won’t overthink it. Stop blushing. Anyways, you just need to bear what I’ve just said in mind. Find the time to talk to Everett as soon as possible.” Nerola knew that Ninian was extremely shy, so she stopped teasing her and changed the subject. “Oh, yeah, I remember you mentioned that your sister’s solo piano concert is starting. Have you applied for leave?” When she said that, Ninian’s expression instantly changed. She looked like a fan girl, while her beautiful eyes lit up like falling stars. They were full of excitement and pride.

Chapter Thirty. Natalia hummed in time to Saylor Twift’s song, ‘Dreaming in the Wild’ with a bit of joy. Her windows were rolled down, and she was driving faster than she usually did. The wind also blew her hair away from her face and she felt like the cool main character in a movie. She looked up at the rear mirror and smiled at the empty backseat, Natalia was feeling very optimistic about how her day would go. She was going to see Piero again. She had been going to see him more often than usual as of recent, and the man was so nice, he was a breath of fresh air, meeting with him was something that always put her in an uppity mood.

"What the fuck was that about, Kairo?" Kellan spat out the exact moment the females were out of earshot down the trail. I pressed my lips together into a hard line, completely ignoring my younger brother. "Don't you dare ignore me right now," Kellan growled, stepping into my path. "I have always really liked Nia. She is completely single now after what happened with that border warrior, and I think—" I shot up from the stone wall and got right into his face, my inner wolf baring its fangs. "You cannot have her, Kellan!"

Raw and alive. Nia was beside her, curled into the corner of the seat, headphones in, lost in her own world. The soft thump of bass from her playlist was barely audible, muffled by the cushion of her hoodie. Her fingers tapped idly against her thigh, in rhythm with the music until she suddenly paused, straightening up. The SUV had veered off what looked like the last trace of a proper road and was now crawling along a narrow, bush-covered path. The trees pressed in tighter here, and the branches above formed a canopy that filtered the sunlight into ethereal streams, casting flickering patterns onto the dashboard.