Niragi Aib Novels & Stories

itinanong ko dahil marahil ay kailangan ko ng karagdagang impormasyon tungkol dito bago ako magpasya. Bigla, tinitigan ako ng babae na halatang nagtataka sa kung bakit ko tinatanong 'yon. "Oh, bago iyan. Sinabi nila na ikaw ay kaibigan sa pagkabata ng binatang si Aiden. Ngunit kakatwang wala kang alam tungkol doon. ” Ngumisi naman si Emi sa sinabi niya. "Hindi karaniwan, hindi ba?"

Abeer sit on bed. "Abeer jealousy increase your recovery rate." Aakash said with chuckle , as Abeer walk by himself and sit on bed without Aakash's support. "Shut up." Abeer said it frown. After few seconds Krisha and Chirag entered the room "Abeer somebody is here to meet you." Krisha said. 'i don't want to meet this a*shole. He just call me villain .' Abeer said to himself ."He is Chirag ,my college friend . He just come from london." Krisha introduced Chirag.

Kabir smirked looking at the aryamann who was laying under the heating treatment. "His stubbornness will be tolerated unless it is for my nandini because if it comes to nandini then i will not even think before setting the whole world in fire.you know kabir i just love my gun and just think when i couldn't get nandini that passion leads me to achieve A1 IPS OFFICER post so that i could emanate from my frustration and pain.you know why i become NO1 because i didn't even think about my life while fighting because without nandini my life doesn't worthy to live. Everything related to nandini will have to face me."manik said eyeing nandini who was watching aryamann with mukti and navya by glass w

But she had done nothing to earn it. Unlike Ravina. Ravina had never cared about power. She had never needed to prove herself through manipulation or empty words. She had been a warrior, a protector, a leader in her own right. And I had thrown her away for this. My hands clenched into fists under the table. I was a fool. I turned back to the elders. “The mating ceremony is postponed.” A heavy silence fell over the room. Amira sprang up from her chair. "You can't do this!" She was shrill, frantic. "Do you know how this is going to make me look?"

"Where is Ayla? What did you do to her?" He continued to chatter. "Do you think I would dare to kill my daughter with my beloved Hera? Hah! Ayla is the most powerful goddess in Nirvana. If it's not because of you, her power should have been complete a long time ago. You ought to give her your body to her. Uniting as one and becoming the most powerful goddess beyond the power of the Great Being." "Was it even my fault that Arie did not want to be fused with Ayla? I am not even the Arie you are talking about!" I screamed furiously.

Obviously Jena was annoyed as she showed an article to Aiora on her cellphone screen. Aiora reads it for a moment then falls silent while remembering something. Airoa walked into her room hastily. "Aishhh." Jena pressed when Aiora bumped into his shoulder who ran into the room. Aiora turns on the television in her room to see the news about Nakita which makes her agency immediately fire Nakita. "She is really thirsty caress to make love with three men at the same time." Cibir Jena stared at the television broadcasting the Nakita news.

NOLAN Damn! What was that? “Arius I said fricking stop you jerk!” We heard Niara’s scream from outside. Arius only gave her a burst of laughter. Minutes passed, Niara and Arius explained everything. Apparently, Niara’s mother was Anitun Tabu, the Goddess of the wind, while Arius’ father is Kidlat, the God of lightning. They’re so-called, demigod. A demigod is an offspring of a God and a mortal.

And she was not. "You are slowing down," the voice said, though there was a note of caution in it now. "The data shows your motor functions are at sixty percent." Aria did not deny it. "Yes." "And you still think you can stop this process?" She lifted her head, her eyes sharper than they had been all day, even through the visible strain. "I do not need to stop it." "Then what is your objective?" the voice asked. Aria’s answer came quiet and clear, echoing in the small space with the weight of an absolute truth. "I just need to outlast your patience."

The woman nodded, “Tell me, Ejima, does this look like a coincidence?” Ejima swallowed as she stared at the choirs of eyes that were staring back at her. It was almost impossible to think that those little children that could barely make a sound, were now standing on their feet with no support. Who could guess that this day would come? Who could have guessed that dropping those baskets into the water would save lives? “This is the finger of the creator,” Ejima whispered, unable to find words. “It sure is, Ejima, and by the way, my name is Ngozi." The smile broadens, "we've waited so long for this day. We have waited to give you her blessing and her gift.”