Nina Six Of Crows Novels & Stories

Chapter One. Nina's POV Okay. I'm in the body of Lady Marina Edwards, the possible antagonist of the novel, Illuminating Darkness. No need to panic, okay? Nina Facelo don't panic! Take a deep breath, and relax. You're better than this! So, let's get our facts straight. We haven't read the book yet, but we already have a small idea of ​​what the scenarios and story flow are. Courtesy to our dearest spoiler friends, Mary and Janna.

a soft voice interrupted. The door to the war room clicked shut. Nina stood there, holding a heavy silver tray. She wore her standard gray maid uniform, the fabric scrubbed clean but thin at the elbows. Her dark hair was pulled back, exposing the pale skin of her throat. "Luka and I already spoke about it," Nina said, keeping her eyes down as she stepped toward the table. "I will cover the hours when he is down in the pits." She set the tray down with a soft rattle. The scent hit me instantly. Freshly cut sandwiches, thick white bread, and strong, black coffee. My stomach twisted. I had not eaten in twenty four hours, but the food was not what made my throat go dry.

This girl is the spitting image of June. I have made peace with the past. I will not let my past experiences taint this gorgeous girl. I take a deep breath. I leave the study to go to my room before I finish the bottle of Bourbon. Even when my mind is numb with Bourbon I cannot get this girl out of my head. She haunts me almost more than June ever did. * * * * * * * NINA’S POV I wake early in the morning. The sun is not quite up yet but it is light enough to see what is around you. I get up and go to the bathroom to brush my teeth an tidy my hair. Not that it is easy to tidy the wild curls that is my hair.

chuckled the scent that I was picking up on, his voice pinpointing his exact location before he stepped out of the shadows with two males and a giggling she-wolf following. “Nina, get in the jeep” I instructed refusing to take my eyes from what I can only assume was a threat. “No need little one, I’ve no intentions on harming you” he spoke to Nina who had ignored my instructions. Her stubbornness no longer being amusing to me. “Nina, I said get in” I nudged her towards the passenger’s door, refusing to take my eyes from the pack of wolves Infront of us. “Mm dominating, just how I like them” purred the she wolf her eyes swimming in heat, her scent filling and bringing my wolfs attention to he

If I survived this… if the Moon Goddess thought she could take him from me so easily… she would learn what a woman scorned by fate could become. Dexter In the dim glow of my underground chamber, the red dot on the encrypted screen finally twitched. At first just a hesitant flicker then a frantic stutter. A few feet. Then more. Pacing in tight, erratic circles. Panic radiated through the signal like static. Nina was moving. Fast. Erratic. Not the calm, measured steps of someone playing house with her perfect little mate. She was running. My lips curved into a slow, predatory smile. I leaned back in the leather chair, the faint hum of servers the only sound besides my own steady heartbeat.

Enzo I couldn’t explain the strange connection I had to this girl named Nina. She looked almost exactly like Selena; the only differences were that her eyes were brown instead of blue, and she had freckles dotted across her nose and cheeks. She wore her long, dark hair in two braids with bangs at the front, while Selina always had her hair done impeccably by an expensive hair stylist. And Nina dressed in jeans, warm sweaters and beanies, and beat-up Converse sneakers while Selena always dressed in designer clothing that never had any signs of wear.

“And nobody saw any of this? Forty-seven shell companies, offshore layering, and no one connected the dots?” “Pieces,” Nina replied, her voice dropping an octave. “They saw pieces. She made sure they never fit together.” Her posture shifted, leaning back just enough that her shoulder blades pressed against my stomach. The contact was electric. I let my hand rest on her shoulder, thumb digging into the tight knot of muscle there, massaging slowly. “What changed six months ago?” I whispered, leaning down so my lips hovered near her ear. Nina clicked into another dataset, her typing slower now, more deliberate. “That’s the part that doesn’t fit. The structure was already complete. Dormant. Then

The night outside the pack house was heavy, the air sharp with the scent of iron and smoke. Maya followed Naomi and Damien out into the clearing, her pulse still unsteady from the kiss, though she tried to bury it beneath the sudden tension pressing down on the pack lands. Wolves gathered in a defensive circle, growls rumbling through the air. Their eyes were all fixed on the treeline. And then she saw them. Figures emerged from the shadows—five, maybe

The restrictive chest binder felt like a vise gripping my ribs, making my shallow breaths sound too loud in the quiet room. Nina stopped typing. She paused, tilting her head toward me with a strange expression. Her nose twitched, pulling in a deep breath of the air circulating between us. Her brow furrowed into a mask of deep confusion. "Dude, are you wearing a new cologne or something?" Nina asked. She leaned an inch closer to my side of the couch, her eyes scanning my flushed face. "Because you smell weird. It smells sweet. It smells like the heavy arousal scent of an Omega female going into heat."

**Nina's POV** I stood in front of the mirror, staring at my reflection. My auburn curls cascaded down my shoulders, framing my face. I was dressed in a fitted emerald gown that hugged every curve, the color enhancing the fiery determination in my hazel eyes. Today wasnt just another day. Today, I would reclaim my identity, my pride, and my dignity. I adjusted the diamond necklace on my neck—the very one my late father gave me. His words echoed in my mind: *"Nina, never let anyone dim your light."*