Novel Water Novels & Stories

"For the second time we come to the waterfall." Liana sees Nova smiling strangely at her. Then, without dodging Nova holding Liana's body, Liana screams in a panic because Nova will throw her in the water. And Nova put her body in the water. Liana is drenched, gets into a puddle, and wipes the face because it is exposed to water. But he felt very fresh and screaming like a kid who had just played with water. Nova goes into the water. Liana continues to laugh loosely even though Nova throws her water.

Her glee made him wonder what made this water so much more precious than that of WaterRose. Because it is free. Though there was some irony for Sebastian in the fact that almost all water running through Ardae, merging into the NetherRunnel, stemmed from the waters of the stronghold. Elsabet kicked off her slippers as she ran without even slowing her pace. Leaping into the shallow drizzle and skipping through it. Holding up her skirts as she kicked water as high as her head. Dancing amidst the glittering drops with all the pure happiness of a child during their first rain.

It was not long before Nova came back, but what she said hit me like a thunderbolt. "Your dorm room is fine, too. I checked. There's hot water." "What? That is impossible!" I rushed back to my room and reached out to test the water temperature. It was indeed scalding hot water. I froze. Unwilling to accept it, I turned off the faucet and turned it on again. That familiar icy chill surged out once more, cold enough to seep into my bones. Nova watched me repeatedly turn the faucet on and off, her gaze growing increasingly strange.

Alex’s arms are warm. Warm, steady, grounded. Like a heartbeat that refused to waver, even as mine tripped over itself with every step he took. I clung to him, not that I had a choice. My tail was long and heavy, still slick from the stream, dragging behind us and leaving a wet trail through the underbrush. I hated how useless I felt outside of water, and the elegant look in water was gone. In water, it looked like birds' wings floating around me like a halo; now it just lay flat and damp, almost lifeless.

"Hold your tongue while I put on a robe." "Drink this," Novalee says, thrusting a heavy glass into my hands the moment her mother disappears behind the wooden partition. "What is this rubbish?" I ask, staring down at the cloudy water. "Just swallow it," Novalee says. I drain the glass in one hard gulp, the liquid burning like liquid silver down my throat. "You have a terrible habit of rushing things," Novalee says, snatching the empty glass back. "Give me more," I say, my hand reaching out of pure reflex as my stomach stops spinning.

Hehehe. Even if the water coming out from the shower is really cold I take a shower without operating the machine. I used to take a bath with cold water. It awakens my body and remove the lazy mode. Singing and dancing at bathroom, it will keep us late Lily so stop. I am in good mood at last I get what I want. I have a new phone and it was iPhone! Yiiieeeee! @DEATH WISH Thank you for supporting my Novel! You may also read my complete Novel, (hmmm... while waiting for an update)

Nova laughed, her voice light, but her eyes were distant. She watered her pothos and trimmed a yellowing leaf. Straightened the magazines on the coffee table and wiped a smudge from the glass. Then Nova wandered into the bathroom to take a second shower, not because she needed one, but because the rhythm of steam and water helped her pretend things were still normal. She didn't hear the knock when it came. Or maybe she did but didn't know it was the last one she'd answer for days.

she asks. “Salt,” Nova says. “Salt?” Naida asks, squinting her nose in a cute way. “Saline solution, it’s to make sure you’re not dehydrated. Nova was. It just helps your body absorb other nutrients better and keeps your body healthy. Being that you now have water dragon and polar bear DNA, the water should feel good in your system.” “You’re coming back through, right?” she asks as I step toward the door. “Absolutely,” I say.

Piles of Kimberly’s clothes were strewn across the floor, sopping wet and reeking with the chemical tang of scent-blocker. I put my head in my hands and groaned, “Lucille is going to kill me when she sees this mess.” Ryker lifted a brow, “Who said she’s going to see it?” Leaving class early on an official summons from the Alpha, Nova made it to Lucille’s house within half an hour. I felt horrible dragging her out here like this, but her water affinity was just what we needed to clear the house. I followed Nova’s lead, attempting to draw the water through the hallways and out the back patio doors.

Elara asked, her bog-iron fingers groaning as she tried to shift her side against the locked teeth of the cylinder. "The margin stays empty " Thorne said, his wire brush dropping into the lime-slurry. "The wolves will have the timber and the refugees will have the glass. The capital won't be able to read the page. They’ll look at the west and see nothing but a big blue blot where the ink didn't take." Through the iron gratings beneath her heels a cold surge of water began to rise. It was the salty brine of the mountain’s lowest aquifer, the old well-water that had been buried deep below the first foundation stone. The water was rising fast, its surface covered in a white foam of lye-soap.