North & South Novels & Stories

"Well... Don't feel awkward. There are two bedrooms in my house. We will live in separate rooms..." "But we can't live in two bedrooms all the time." We lived in separate rooms in my house, and so did we in his house. When would we live together as Joanna said? Kash's eyes widened slightly as if I had said something unbelievable. My face stayed calm, and my heartbeat remained normal. I liked flirting with him. "Audrey..."

What the hell was that? “I felt that too.” Nathan replied with the same nervous look. “That was a very large magical blast and it came from the north.” He added uneasily. The Western Province is in the north…This does not bode well with me. “What do you think that was?” I whispered anxiously.

"In peace, I say I am the former of what goes forward. No more, I stay where I am, I prefer to remain distant..." - Answer, Skank. The night was cold, the strong wind made the leaves on the trees sway violently, indicating that heavy rain would certainly start to fall any minute. Although the temperature was low, cold was the least of my feelings at that moment, as I was busy pouring champagne into the luxurious crystal glasses and arranging the sophisticated delicacies on the tray so that the waiters and waitresses hired for that typical upper class event would take them all away. I looked at that kitchen full of people running from one side to the other, all focused on doing their job in t

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.”

The sky was an iron grey, rain pelting the muddy field as lightning crackled through the dark grey sky, creating more tension between the opposing kingdoms who stood about a hundred feet apart from one another. On one side stood the army of the Eastern kingdom of Thanes, their golden banners which held the kingdom’s crest of a black stallion horse, soaked wet from the drizzling rain. Across the mud-slicked field, the forces of the Northern kingdom of Sulcar stood fiercely, no banner of their kingdom was hung up, only by their ink littered skins will you be able to identify them.

He seemed not so happy about the attention Alpha Atlas put on me. ”May I ask what’s the purpose of our visit then,I believe it is a great chance for us to build some connection between the North and the South. For hundreds of years the North had kept independent, but we all know it’s not a good thing for both of us. ” My father looked directly into Alpha Atlas’s eyes and showed he is serious and he was concerned about the answer of his question. “I don’t think the North and the South can build a connection just because we meet each other, Alpha Rick.”

Bella I feel like a lost child seeking help, but there's no one out there who could possibly save me. The world looks scarier than it was before, and I see nothing except its dark side. These aren’t just thoughts; they’re my reality. I'm afraid, not only because of Alex's absence but because my baby, who did nothing wrong, might end up living without a father. As I was walking across the silent road, I suddenly lost my balance. I tried to keep myself standing, but I didn’t have the energy. Just when I felt like I was going to completely fall, I suddenly felt the warmth of someone's arms catching me, and then everything went blurry.

"This time of year is usually pretty cold but I promise that Summer is absolutely amazing!" Beta Ian interjected, a small smile on his lips as he gazed at me through the viewing mirror. I appreciated his effort to break the ice within the silent car ride. I was stumped, not quite sure what to say to my mate who seemed to be equally engrossed in his own thoughts. Turning back to the Beta, I granted him a wide smile, glad for the interesting facts about the North. "It really is cold. The South is usually a little warmer than this during the cold season. Seems I'll have to adapt."

"South farms hit hard. Two barns burned. People call for help. North road too. Limited forces. Where do we send them?" Nora faced Blake and Drew. "Talk it out. We cannot cover all." Blake spoke first. "South farms feed us. Lose them and winter hurts. Send ten." Drew countered. "North road is the escape if the ridge falls. Leave it open and we trap ourselves. Split five and five." Nora looked at the twins. "Your read?" Lily closed her eyes. "Colors heavier south. More pain there." Tim listened. "Voices louder from the south. Fear rising."

I let out a small laugh, hoping it sounded natural. He laughed along, the sound filling the quiet car. “Greener pastures? In the North? You must be crazy to come up here for that. Anyway, did you hear? The Northern Alphas finally got their hands on the Southern lands through marriage. Lucky bastards—probably haven’t had to fight for a single thing in their lives,” he said with a shake of his head.