Novel Sagara Novels & Stories

"No, no. I want to do this. I'm just scared that we're not going to click. Maybe we won’t be like you two." "You'll never know if you never try." she reminded me. In the middle of our movie marathon, Skyler's phone dinged, catching our attention. Lemery paused the movie while Skyler went up to get his phone. He slowly scanned it, and after that, he looked at us with confused eyes. "Samsara Sakura is the girl, right?" he asked. Lemery nodded. Skyler showed us his screen and waved his phone. "She just reached out." Never in my life has a girl made me this nervous because of a text.

Moreover, ensuring Leigh and Lilith's safety was paramount, and a note would offer some reassurance in the midst of uncertainty. A sudden commotion nearby drew my attention, pulling me from my reverie. Sora, engaged in a heated duel with another Ember, Jagger, commanded the center of attention. Jagger, with his dark skin and intense gaze, hailed from Eldora, a city nestled on a nearby island off the southern coast. So they'd mentioned at breakfast. I watched with rapt attention as Jagger unleashed a torrent of fiery projectiles at Sora, who deftly evaded each one with graceful precision. She moved like a dancer, effortlessly navigating the stone-carved benches of the training square, her mov

It was a big change from the cold, dark place he had been in before. In the middle of the meadow, Sage saw Sora. But she looked different now. Her face was smoother, and her eyes shone with a warm light that Sage had never seen before. She held something small and precious close to her chest. The sound of a baby's soft cry filled the meadow.

Her skin felt too pale under the red sky. For one moment, I thought she was unconscious. Then she gasped sharply, her eyes snapping open. They shone with a silver light that did not belong to her. “Kael,” she whispered, “it is inside me.” A cold fear settled in my stomach. The Silverbane bloodline was waking. ~~~ Aria POV The world around me blurred the moment the moon touched my skin. The air grew thick. My chest filled with heat that spread from my mark to every part of my body. I heard Kael’s voice, strong and steady, but it mixed with other sounds.

At least that's according to Saga. Knowing that his friend had to lose someone she loved, and was chased and kidnapped by Hugo the Cursed really saddened him. At that time Saga said he wanted to catch up with those who flew to Alas Purwo, but the five wolf-shifters immediately stopped him. Saga was hurt because he thought INDICENT was not a special place for wolf-shifters, but also vampires. However, they said that he didn't need to go there and compounded the problem just because Saga was Bara's new friend. This is because it is not a playful mission, but something serious and involves life.

SARA "During the All-Pack War. I was cornered, dying, and you were just a girl who shouldn't have been there. You saw me—a stranger, an enemy to your people—and you couldn't bear it. You told yourself that no one should be unloved in such a way. And then, you did the unthinkable. You sacrificed your wolf, your very essence, to channel enough power to save my life... You gave up your connection to the Moon Goddess for a boy you didn't know. I have never been far from you since that day. I couldn't be."

Sage looks exhausted, dark circles under her eyes, hair pulled into a loose knot like she hasn’t had the energy to care. She’s watching me. I stop just inside the doorway, my bag sliding off my shoulder as my heartbeat begins to thud louder in my ears. I feel like I’m standing on the edge of a cliff, knowing one wrong step will send everything crashing down. “What?” Sage says getting up to get the remote from the table. Her voice is calm, but there’s an edge to it. Suspicion. “You are staring at me,” she adds. “You are looking at me weird.”

Jesse crashed straight into the door, hitting it so violently that the door flew off the hinges with a loud bang. “Jesse!” I screamed. “Get in here!” “Can I come in?” he asked, a strange question, that made me wonder if he’d hit his head a little too hard. “Yes,” I said. “Come in!” He hobbled in, bleeding profusely. Droplets of blood staining the hard wood floor. Jesse stood in the doorway, glaring at his attacker, who was still seeing red, clearly blind with rage. Jonathon’s sinister gaze swept over me and my heart began to thunder in my chest. I

How he’s a total undercover anime freak, and he told me that he cried during the sad bits in Inuyasha and Attack on Titan, but his manager told him to keep that side of himself secret, because it doesn’t suit his ‘fireball badass’ public image. I wish I could share all of the amazing things I’ve learned about our idols with these girls who mean so much to me. But I just can’t. So I shake my head, and mutter an apology. “That’s ok,” Zee says, but she sounds disappointed. There’s a moment of silence, and without thinking, I blurt out “Zee, you said one time that you believe in ghosts. Do you still believe in that stuff?” “Yeah, of course,” Zee says, her mood instantly picking up. “My yiayia to

We boarded the plane. “Where do you want to go ma'am?" The pilot asked at the entrance of the plane. “Wherever you want." I mutter and amble towards the inner side of the plane. As I walk away I hear that woman say, “Sweden would be good. It's full of lakes and forests." I shut the bedroom door close and amble towards the bed and lay on my back. Is this the same plane where he raped me? If yes, I am laying on the same bed where he raped me.