Nimona 2 Novels & Stories

Ember steps away from me. "The second person." He looks at Darius and honestly looks worried. Darius nods at him, and everyone looks at William, waiting. He's scared, why? "The second person is Aurora." I hear her scream. That's why.

she smile sinisterly as she saw the frightened frown appear on Emily's face. "Nick. That is the answer. The video showed that you were unconscious during the duration of the entire act of lovemaking. Thus, Nick can be sued for rape and inducement, and that would tarnish the image he had struggled to build all his life. However, on the part of Nick, he would believe that it had been a ploy by your despicable self all along. See, sister, you dare to try me, and you lose in all ways” she assured.

Demeter smirked. Delmar kept struggling, wriggling like a worm. Orora put a spell on the chain, keeping him from shifting. We all glanced at the metal door when we heard a loud thud coming from slamming it open. The princess of the vampires, Nomiko, and the princess of the sea, Amira, came into view. Nomiko's look was serious, invoking fear while Amira's expression was unfathomable. She looked shocked but at the same time furious.

“He hasn’t touched her since the Red Room night. He’s too busy being angry at her. But I'm sure he will want me soon. Once I’m Luna officially—once the council’s votes are sealed.” Jenna stepped back, and the floor creaked. Nina turned slowly. Their eyes locked. Silence. Then Nina gave the tiniest smirk. “Gotta go,” she said into the phone. “I have company.” She ended the call and tossed the phone onto the bed. “I told you not to come in without knocking,” she said, voice dark and low. “I was told to assist you,” Jenna said, forcing her tone even. “Did you hear something you shouldn’t have?” Nina tilted her head.

Though all the portals to the dark realms had been sealed shut Kimora may have returned or not have left in the first place… "Lucky for us, that was over twenty years ago if I'm not mistaken. The last account of Kimora may have been a mistake if you ask me" Jade tosses a ball and catches it mid air, heaves a huge sigh and confessed; "You've said this story like a million times and no matter how many times I hear it, it is still thrilling to hear it once again". "Jade, all is not what it seems and that's why you are trained to control positive energy and not dark matter in case it returns we will be prepared" said Hentai.

“How can I face them, Raina? How can I face an entire Academy who knew me before and none of them, not one of them, ever mentioned that I had a previous life.” “Kenna said it’s because they all like you more now. Obviously, I didn’t know you before, but I can say for a fact that the entire Academy likes you, Iniko. At least they did before all of this happened and you started fighting everyone and leaving your mate. You know how everyone at the Academy feels about mate bonds. They’re sacred, Iniko. The dragons, elves, and shifters fought for our mate bonds, and you’re shitting all over yours,” I say. “That’s a disgusting visual.”

It was almost as much of a wreck as her best friend. "Damon, it's been two days. The entire station is going to shit" Moni said as she stared at her best friend, who completely ignored her. She turned on her heal and stormed into his bathroom, turning the shower on before pulling her wings out on her right hip. She marched back into his bedroom and flung the covers back. Gripping the neck of his t-shirt she dragged him from the bed ignoring the snarl that ripped from him. She smirked when his feet couldn't find purchase on the slippery tiles as she dragged him into the bathroom, bodily shoving him into the shower.

And yet—it pulsed. Alive. I’d fought monsters. Demons. Even the goddess in my own head. But this? This was something else. Something that had never walked this earth. And somehow—I knew her name. “Nyra,” I whispered. Kael blinked. “What?” I swallowed hard. “The Second Luna. Her name is Nyra.” ⸻ The ground split. And she rose. Not fully. Not yet. Just enough for her face to break the surface. Sculpted like a statue, beautiful and terrifying in equal measure. Her eyes were shut, but her presence was suffocating. Every instinct in me screamed to run.

The girl’s hair was in colorful braids; a small tattoo of a broken collar circled one wrist. “You’re overextending your queen,” Dima warned. “Respectfully,” the girl said, “you’re wrong.” Three moves later, he blinked down at the board as his king fell. Imani leaned against a support beam nearby, smirking. “Told you,” she said. “She’s terrifying.” Further down, Nia ladled soup into bowls, loudly insisting that “hydration is not compensation for unresolved trauma, eat the damn vegetables.” Echo perched on a stool by the wall, legs swinging, listening to Kora explain the finer points of a faintly ridiculous board game someone had brought in involving cards, dice, and occasionally shouting “bet

Thankfully, he was able to keep her upright while she found her balance and they managed to totter to the smooth pathway with no other incidents. Their welcome party watched with eager eyes, a shine to them that made him wonder if she had noticed the stumble. If she had, she didn’t say anything. “Welcome!” She darted forward, accosting them the moment they stepped from the street. “You must be Nala Williams, the Mountain Forest Gamma’s daughter.” Inga’s eyes trailed over the warrior; scrutinising, critical. Nala’s hand tensed on Connor’s arm, and he readied himself to grab her.