Novel Trove Novels & Stories

I simply shook my head and rolled off him, moving back onto my side of the bed. I could understand his point to a degree, but I didn't see any threat to Luara or me. The only danger to us was Olie, who Torey had killed. He had mentioned about more frequent rogue attacks along with rogues attempting to cross our borders, but they never managed to get far. I simply laid on my side, Torey eventually sighed before laying back down, his arms reaching out to grab me, pulling me to his chest. His arm draping over my stomach, kissing the back of my head before whispering.

The latter was highly unlikely, no matter how relieving, and that was why we had prepared ourselves for the former. Alan was trying to figure out a way to get us out of here without having to go back upstairs but we both knew that it was impossible. Either there was a secret tunnel that could lead to our rescue or we were eternally trapped in here. It was the former. When we stumbled across the door that seemed like our ray of sunshine, we hadn't expected it to be filled with enormous boxes preventing any path for us to walk on. As we made our way through them, I couldn't believe the number of them that were lying there. I was convinced that they ranged up to hundreds if not even thousands.

' I thought thinking about how troublesome teenagers are. 'I mean they have this mentality of thinking they know it all when in truth they do not realize they are just getting to know life'. There was the junior book I had taken out to check up on what will be learnt so I decided to take it back to my classroom storeroom to get the senior one. Whilst in my storeroom I heard noises coming from my homeroom, like serious noise.

Trevor grunted as blood gushed out of the injury and splattered on his face. A vein ticked in his jaw as a weird sensation bubbled inside him. His nostrils flared as the scent of the fresh crimson liquid wafted inside them. Trevor squinted whilst gazing around. He noticed a fight had broken out, and everyone was trying to take cover. He was the only one still on the spot he was in. Cade was shoved into him, and Trevor's eyes widened as a weird hunger surged through him. It was as if he hadn't eaten a meal since yesterday as his stomach grumbled. He was aware he had a huge appetite, and getting hungry frequently wasn't weird to him. But, what was strange was the scent of the blood of Cade tha