Nick Scratch Sabrina Novels & Stories

Her words echoed in my mind, and a genuine smile tugged at the corners of my lips. ‌ "Sabrina," I began, gratitude filling my voice, "your support means the world to me. Knowing that we're in this together, facing the curse as a team, gives me strength." ‌ She squeezed my hand gently, her hazel eyes reflecting warmth. "Tyler, we complement each other. I appreciate not just the Alpha, but the person you are. Let's navigate these challenges side by side, always." ‌ As I fell asleep, Sabrina's company was soothing. We had a silent understanding that created a strong connection, assuring us we'd face challenges together in the future.

"I'm the Conquest System. As long as you can win over the beastfolk of your choice within a year, you'll be given a new life." The moment the system finished speaking, my older sister, Violette Snow, scampered off. She scooped up a badly injured wild bird from the ground and gently stroked its charred black feathers. "System, I choose this bird to be my conquest target." She made her choice at lightning speed, afraid that I'd steal her target from her. Then, she turned to me with a cheeky expression, but I saw the warning look in her eyes.

"You're doing this because they don't love you." Sabrina’s eyes flashed with a sudden, violent rage. "They loved me before you arrived! I was the one they came to. I was the one who shared their bed. And then you showed up with your 'special' status and your 'rare' wolf, and suddenly I’m just a ghost in my own home." She raised the dagger high. The orange glow reflected in the sweat on her forehead. "No more," she hissed. She brought the blade down. I expected a quick strike, but she was slow. She wanted me to feel it coming. When the glowing silver touched the tender skin of my inner thigh, the world turned white.

of all the guna! She was out to kill us, wasn't she? " Ivy?" As if she had just noticed her, Sabrina called out, stepping from my shadow, standing between me and Ivy. She painted a protective and warm gesture, and I would have smiled, were it not for the pain that was clearly after my life. " What is the meaning of this?" Sabrina questioned, barely concealed rage clinging to her voice. " What now? Is my fiancée and I your next target in your to-do away with, list?" She asked, sarcasm dripping with her tone.

I'm pretty sure my uterus just saluted. I snatch the card, cheeks blazing, "You're insufferable." He grins with full teeth. The same elongated canines as Jax, must be the same dentist? "Welcome back, Frankie."

As usual, Sabrina Schulz has disappeared. My whole body aches, my legs tremble as I try to take the first step again, and I fall to my knees on the floor. I look at the red patches on my skin from the candle wax. Angie doesn't say anything and I'm sure if she says anything I'll explode. "This is a damn love... Sabrina is destined to end up consuming me and nobody is going to stop it." Erick opens the door and stands there for a few seconds looking at me.

I turned back to the girl—Sabrina, apparently—and kept my voice calm. “I apologize for bumping into you,” I said. “But there’s no need to act like that.” Sabrina looked me up and down with a sneer. “Whatever,” she muttered. “Just stay out of my way, peasant.” She grabbed a bottle of water and walked off without another word, leaving an uncomfortable silence in her wake. I could still feel Snow’s anger simmering in the background, but I forced myself to stay calm. This girl wasn’t worth the energy.

Back home Catherine was dealing with typical teenage drama about friends and school, and navigating her problems felt both familiar and exhausting. "I'm too old for this," I told Adrian after mediating yet another conflict about screen time. "You were too old for this when she was born," Adrian pointed out. "But you're doing it anyway." "Stubbornness is my only remaining skill," I said. "Your only remaining skill is love," Adrian corrected. "Everything else is just details." James called with news that he'd met someone, a lawyer named Marcus who worked in corporate ethics. "Are we going to like him?" I asked.

“I am not saying you shouldn't help her. But she isn't stupid, Hanna. She knows what she’s doing And had almost bit my head off when I tried to assist her.You saw that too.I don't want you to be in that position. Besides, you should think about yourself first before anyone else.” “There are many lycans and even witches here who looked strong enough and could have easily helped her. Don't you see everyone is trying to stay away from her?” Hanna looked around briefly, then she nodded. “You're right. I didn't catch that earlier.” She sighed, sitting back down on the sofa. The room once again fell silent and the only thing you could hear were the humming from machines and the sound of shoes on t

“Allow me devour her !!“ Sabrina launches inside immediately, almost devouring me first. I hold her back. “It wad a mistake that you lips found their ways to his or tell me the supposed mistake is. Tell me!!!” She roars and squashes more. My I struggle and turn my neck to the Side. Sabrina is growling and begging for freedom to take charge. “I’m sorry,please.” I beg and roll my eyes. “Oh for you sure you ought to be sorry now, but I bet you that you will be more sorry later”she thunders and takes her hand away from my neck. I heave a sigh and rub my hand around my neck. Just instantly, the whole pain washes away.