Nina Unbreakable Strong Woman Novels & Stories

Jayden scolded her, but his actions visibly softened as he tended to her injury. “Why didn’t you stab him to death?” He questioned. In front of him, she was like a wild kitten, ready to bare her claws anytime at him. Had he not appeared in time, would she have allowed them to take advantage of her? “I’m just a nobody. They can easily crush ten people like me and no one would hold them accountable. Every one of them had an impressive background and could make me disappear with a wave of their finger.” Nina’s voice was filled with an edge, her words holding a hint of bitterness and resentment towards the world.

The restless itch on my skin vanished, replaced by a pull so strong it nearly knocked me off my feet. "Mate". The word didn't just whisper in my mind; it screamed through my entire soul. She was the Red Hollow girl. She was an Omega. She was a trespasser. And she was mine.

Denzel had called Bright and Win to pick him as his car broke down, and all kids wanted to go too, so here Denzel was still busy with the patients and Win took kids to the little nursery to play. Bright was yet to come when Win saw a little girl sitting in a corner. Alone. He walked to her sitting at a comfortable distance. The girl was 3 years old, the tag in her arm told. Her name was Maya. And she was partially mute. She wasn’t deaf but she couldn’t speak.

Not anymore. If anything, she felt like the kind of woman you'd want in your corner. Fierce but kind. Bold but considerate. The kind of person who’d hand you tissues if you cried—but also threaten to stab whoever made you cry. “So,” Nina began after a few more sips of coffee. “Now that I’ve interrogated you about your love life…” I laughed. “Wasn’t too bad. I survived.” “Good,” she smirked. “But I’m actually here for a very non-romantic reason.”

It was quite obvious to everyone the red wolf was a lot stronger than this brown wolf and that was proven when the true luna ended the fight within the few minutes she launched her first attack. Aine still held the scruff of the neck in her mouth even though blood was starting to spill out and slowly, the wolf underneath began to lower itself to the ground whimpering at the teeth embedded in one of her vital points. Seline Knox and her wolf had underestimated Astra greatly. She had heard the luna was a very gentle person, stupid even as the Alpha maltreated her a lot. Seline had thought Astra was receptive and would let anyone walk over her, she had been told it was the commander's mate that

“I’ve survived impossible odds before, but this…” Maria gritted her teeth, blinking away tears that threatened to spill. “You don’t get to give up, Nina. Not like this.” She tightened her grip on Nina’s shoulders, her eyes blazing with determination. “You’re tougher than this. I’ve seen you take down assassins with a broken leg, remember?” Nina’s lips curled into a faint, pained smile. “Yeah… but those assassins didn’t have… whatever this is.” Her gaze fell on her arm, the rot creeping ever upward. “If I don’t make it… promise me—”

I could see her fighting to stay alive, but she gave up the ghost a few seconds to a minute. I felt sad for her and rage filled me up, but there was nothing I could do. Furthermore, I watched as they dragged Nina, but Nina struggled out of their hands and told them she would walk on her own, since she is still a free inhabitant just about to be tested. She got to the center of the fighting ground and the beta cracked his neck and fists as he got ready to fight.

That’s why I prefer to keep myself busy by setting unrealistic financial, investment goals which I end up achieving each and every one of them till Nina happened,every single part of my body craves her. Even my team seems to be incompetent and weak when it comes to matter regarding Nina, because how I’m earth does she keep outsmarting us because no one dares to harm her when she’s with me, Nina must have ran away because she wants to besides there was no sign to show that Nina was attacked or kidnap.

“She said she had lost a lot she wasn't going to lose out on a man she loved.” The diner felt very still. “What happened?” I asked, though I already knew the shape of the answer. “She went back,” Gia said simply. “And she did what she went back to do. She saved your dad by marrying and saved more people she meant to save. And then someone found out what she was and what she could do and they made sure she couldn’t do it again.” Her jaw worked. “She was the strongest healer I have ever known, Nina. Bright and fierce and certain that love was a better shield than running. And she was right, until she wasn’t.”

“No, Juno. Seriously. That man has no respect for you, for boundaries, for basic human decency. You should’ve reported him.” “It’s complicated.” “No, it’s not,” she snapped. “He left a handprint on your face, and we let him walk away with nothing but a damn punch? Aigoo. If I were you, I’d have kicked his ass all the way to the station.” I laughed. Her aigoo always cracked me up, equal parts exasperation and murder threat. Classic Nina. It reminded me that beneath all her glitter, rainbows, and chaos, Nina was still a tough-as-nails Korean powerhouse who once took down a guy twice her size for cutting the bathroom line.