Novel & Cerita Nine Sols Fanfiction

Solana stared at it and sighed. “I think they are trying to steal our compass,” she said. “But they can’t get back with ours. It’s against the rules,” I pointed out. “We have to know what’s going on.” Solana nodded and we walked towards the men. One of them was holding the crystal, the scarlet light from the gem glowing against his face. He was blonde and didn’t look older than nineteen. I guessed bi to be the beta. There was another man standing beside him staring at the crystal. He had jet black hair which was soiled with gray hairs. He was the Alpha.

I hadn't been as brutal to Daniels when we were younger, but now I was going to inherit the bill for my brothers’ sins. "I’m not sleeping," I grumbled, trudging toward the stairs. "I just know it." I flopped onto my bed, but the room was a trap. Her scent—that lethal mix of honeysuckle and raw power—was everywhere. It was a haunting, beautiful frequency I couldn't tune out. Nic’s POV I tried to force a shut-eye, but it was a lost cause. My internal clock was synced to her now. By 9:30 AM, I was out of the shower and kicking my brothers into gear. We tore down the highway toward the Plaza in a blacked-out SUV.

Matt walked over, bruised, bleeding, grinning. “Remind me to pass out in five minutes.” “Make it ten,” I said. “We need a photo.” “I better look cool,” he said. “No one posts the dying guy pics without filters.” Rain stumbled into the clearing last, mud on his face and leaves in his hair. “Did we win? Or did I hallucinate the part where Solen screamed like a kettle and got sucked into a glowing hole?” “We won,” I said, smiling. Rain dropped to his knees in the grass.

I curled up in a ball and fell asleep. The morning I woke up, I woke up stronger. I am not going take no crap from that asshole. I am going to move on with my life and date Solomon. He's good for me. He would care for me, protect me. He would be a good mate. I am going try and make it work. I went to the shower and scrubbed every memory of last night away. Today is a new day. I have the power to make it good or not. I am determined to make it good for me. I got changed into some leggings, an oversized jumper, black infinity scarf with some ugg boots. I put my hair into two tight dutch braid along with some light makeup. I look at myself in the mirror and noted. Good. I like this. I walked ou

Third-Person POV Antonio couldn't shake the feeling that something felt wrong. He hadn't dreamed of Natalina in ages, but tonight, he dreamed of the look in her eyes during their last fight. It wasn't a look of hatred or resentment. All she had done was calmly stare at him, as if she was looking at a ledger that was written off. That calmness unsettled him. He picked up his phone to call her, but two notifications caught his eye. The first was an alert from the Ragusa Famiglia's intelligence network with the headline reading, "The Corradini Famiglia is set to seal a marriage alliance with a Famiglia in Nipalino."

Jasper asked, peering directly into my eyes as he took off his sunglasses. "I am not," I replied, trying to maintain composure. "Tits tots, Jasper quipped, tossing a candy into his mouth. "You're really bad at acting. Even Little Nine's girlfriend pretends better than you." I glanced at Little Nine, who was watching the scene with an apologetic expression. "I'm sorry, sir," he said while bowing to me. Then he crouched down to Jasper's level and said, "Jasper, this is not your father. Apologize and let's go."

Alpha Solenn, a mischievous smile playing on her lips, clasped her hand around my throat. In an instant, my feet left the safety of the ground as she effortlessly lifted me up, her grip tightening around my neck. With a playful chuckle, she remarked, "Oh, how could I forget? I mustn't leave any evidence of your death in this very spot." Drawing closer, her lips brushed against mine as she whispered, "I'll whisk you away to a place where nobody will ever discover the fate of our beloved Luna."

"You have no idea what that does to me. I want to taste you. To kneel before your legs and bury my face in them." I pressed my thighs together, trying to push aside the mental image swimming in my head. Mason did not deserve someone like me. He deserved someone who would love him. I was not that person, he would never be able to satisfy me. “We can give it a try, you and me." He tried to convince me. "I haven't found my mate yet and you don't want yours. Can't you see this is perfect? This will take your mind off him. I will take your mind off him. I could be yours, Nova. This way our mission will be able to go on without any worries. I would have your Alpha Aura and I would not need you to

Hayden's gaze fell on the back of my hand, and his calm eyes wavered for a brief moment. I pushed past them and asked a staff member for an ice pack. As I walked out, I turned back for a quick glance. By the window, Selena sat there looking unhappy. Hayden sat beside her. His expression was gentle as he grilled meat for her himself. The ice pack in my hand chilled me all the way to the core, and the last trace of hope inside me vanished completely. The cold and distant man everyone treated like a saint was grilling meat for Selena himself.

Rina said, "If you insist on lying to me, I'll give you one last test of true love. Do you want this coffin, or do you want to marry me? You have only one choice." I looked at Rina in disbelief. I could not believe that she would do something so ridiculous at a time like this. "Put that coffin back where it was! My mother is in there! I won't forgive you if you push her over the edge!" Rina started crying. "You're still refusing to choose me over a fake coffin? You're a heartless man, Micah Sanders. I'm making this official. You have failed my last test. I want you to watch me marry Eugene, and as for that coffin…" She pointed at the coffin and sneered. "Throw it over the railing! It sticks