North And South Novels & Stories

Rhonda said, pushing her face out a bit from the door "Hey you two, what are you doing here?" "To carry our goddaughter, it turns out that it's two, so one for Sutton and one for me," Rhonda said. "What should we call them?" Julia said as she touched the cheek of my baby girl, let's I forget to mention the sex, it's a boy and a girl. "Natalie and Nash," Emerald said "Sounds nice, where did you get that from?" Rhonda asked. "From a book, titled "Purchase Love" it's a love story between a billionaire and his stubborn love."

Ella hugged me when I stepped into the Northcliff pack's territory. "Welcome back," she said with a smile. I closed my eyes and took a deep breath. Although the wind in the Northcliff pack's territory was frosty, I felt really warm for some inexplicable reason. The Northcliff pack's and the Southglade pack's territories were completely different. The Southglade pack's territory was warm and humid, and there were dense forests and bubbling creeks everywhere.

The Northern border was no longer a mist-covered mystery; it was a scar on the face of the earth. As the Southern army marched, the ground beneath their feet didn't just tremble—it groaned under the weight of ten thousand obsidian-clad soldiers and the raw, unbridled fury of a mother who had lost everything.

“It’s right this way. It’s near the way to North Farm.” As they walk together, Jai asked. “Why is the North Guild look so… Grandiose than the South? But quieter. What makes it different in that aspect?” “Oh. The citizens in this part of the kingdom are rich. They hire the Guild a lot for small things like sending packages. The windlets in this area is also very spoiled, and a bit… Dangerous.” Jai frowned. “You just said they are friendly. Now you say they’re spoiled and dangerous. Which one’s true?”

She started walking. He fell in. The road north had a different quality than the road south had. South had been deliberate. Purpose-driven in the way of people with an immediate destination and an urgent reason to reach it. North was something else. Steadier. The pace of people who know the distance and have made their peace with it. They walked most of the first morning without talking. She noticed things she had not noticed on the road south. The way the trees changed as the settlement fell behind them, older growth filling in, the road narrowing without quite closing. The sound the birds made here was different from the settlement's birds. Wilder. Briefer.

he says. I see Alpha William glance at Sloane, a gentle reminder to be careful of their conversation in front of her. Sterling takes the hint and changes the direction of the conversation. “How are things in the south?” “Hot,” William says, laughing. “How hot?” Sloane asks. I know from experience that the southern packs are considerably warmer than those here in the north. “Well, for starters, we very rarely get snow and if we do, it doesn’t last nearly as long as the snow does up here,” he tells her.

she replied while biting on some pie. “we shall head north as instructed we hope to trust your words” Alice spoke. In conviction with a silent nod at the table they broke bread eating in silence . Alice knew the danger she gas decided to embark on lena had powers in the north most of her demons dwelled north they would have to fight tooth and nail if they are to ever reach the north.

The journey to the neutral grounds of the Alpha Council was an arduous trek through the Razor Ridge Mountains, a treacherous expanse of black stone and eternal frost that separated the untamed North from the fertile, crowded territories of the Southern packs. The wind here didn't just blow; it howled like a dying beast, whipping up sheets of blinding white snow that obscured the path ahead.

I stormed out. Exactly what I needed. --- ### SILVA'S POV "If we face the north region, our product is their every need. We..." "According to the chart, the South is in desperate need of it. Packaging or not, they would gobble it up. So why then did you say North?" My fingers clicked against the desk while I awaited his answer. He gulped down in fear, shaking in his pants. "Sir, well, the North is more civilized. Our product will gain massive fame there."

I frowned. “Normally Rose gives me wine, but I asked for something healthy given your pregnancy,” Izan said, and I laughed. We sat cross-legged, eating and laughing as the wind played with my hair. The view from there was majestic: green valleys stretching as far as the eye could see, blue mountains in the distance, and a huge sky. The food was delicious, but the company, the atmosphere, and the history surrounding us made it all infinitely more special. “The North is incredible,” I said sincerely. “In the South there are beautiful things, but I've never seen such varied biodiversity. There, it's usually either very warm or very cold. There are no half measures on that.”