Novia Fugitiva Novels & Stories

Maybe that’ll teach you a lesson, if you survive. The woman begs, but Nadia’s eyes are set like stone as she smirks, “Your choice.” The woman flips her the middle finger before throwing herself off the flight of stairs and snapping her neck. In her last minutes though, she breathes words Nadia hears clearly. “You’ll never be our Luna.” I take my hand off Nadia’s shoulder, shaking the vision off and I walk back into the room. When Nadia thinks i’m gone, i hear her stop crying immediately.

They got out before sunrise. Through the eastern wing. Underground access tunnel. A half-buried freight hatch that hadn’t been used in a decade Nova’s escape route of choice. Aria carried her for the last hundred yards. No words passed between them until they were in the stolen van, parked deep in the woods. Nova slumped in the passenger seat. Aria drove like she didn’t know how to stop. Three miles out, she finally spoke. “We can’t go back.”

"Because I need him to do us a very important favor, and I want him to be very satisfied so he fulfills my order to the letter." "What does Fabio need to do, miss? Whose letter is it?" "It's from Nadia Valencia, informing Egil that she is being held captive by a man in a hotel in Vinoxy and that she urgently needs to be rescued." "But she ran away with that lover of hers, why is she now claiming to be kidnapped?" Petrona is surprised by the news. "Because she's a damn bitch, and as such, she's going to die" Petra declares with pure hatred. She instructs her servant on what needs to be done, and immediately returns to her room.

Jason’s cautious voice finally broke the silence. Only then did Leonel realize— Navia had truly run away from him. Completely. Without looking back even once. ***

She had to try. "What if we stop her," Xenia implored. "We can work together to stop Melania. I cannot die, Nova. I cannot leave my mother with these monsters." Nova seemed to think about this momentarily before shaking her head and looking away from Xenia. "I am sorry, Xenia," Nova said, and Xenia could feel her words were true, "but I cannot take a risk that she would be released and bonded with me." With that, Nova charged for her, and Xenia dodged. Xenia knew she wouldn't be able to win fighting head-on. She had to get away to give her time to think of a plan, so she bolted towards the forest.

The place where I thought I belonged but ended up getting betrayed. I haven’t crossed yet. I watched their silhouette heading in my direction and when their faces became clear I uttered the words I never thought I would say. “I, Arabella Hale, sever my ties with Blood Fang Pack. I renounce my place as your Luna…” I paused turning to Adrian whose looking at me with his blazing eyes, “and as your wife, Alpha Adrian Voss,” I didn’t wait for a response. I didn’t even dare to read their reaction. I run as fast as I can without any direction in my mind.

ALESSANDRA After waiting for several days, Cortez finally returned with news about his investigation. According to him, Sofia was an orphan from the city of San Remo who snuck out the country illegally through a stowaway. She was then caught by a prostitute smuggling ring and worked for them for four years before she met Giovanni, who paid for her freedom. “Are you sure that's all you have about her?” I asked Cortez. A wave of desperation and helplessness gripped my heart when I discovered he had brought nothing useful like I'd hoped.

Her gaze was sharp, calculating, but there was no trace of hesitation in her voice when she spoke. “I do not remember him,” Seraphina said, her tone cold and controlled. “He is just out there singing for no one, and it’s none of my business.” Nova’s smirk widened at the response. Deep down, she could feel a rush of triumph, the weight of victory settling in her chest. It was what she wanted to hear,what she needed to hear. Seraphina’s memories were still locked away, and with them, the door to any past connection with Luca. The path was now clear. Nova would finally take her place.

“Watching us? Why? And how did you know tonight was the night?” Lyra crossed her arms, her expression hardening. “Your father’s reputation extends far beyond Oregon, Jade. When I heard about the arranged bond with that alpha, I knew you’d try to run. You just needed a little help.” Sofia, still catching her breath, looked up from her spot on the ground. “Where are you taking us?” she asked cautiously. Lyra crouched beside her, her golden eyes softening. “There’s a compound in north Texas,” she explained. “It’s a sanctuary—a pack of rogues, all women who’ve escaped lives like yours. It’s safe, far from your father’s reach.”

Nick growls at me while helping me out of my dress. “I was angry, okay?” I shout at him. “You’ve been angry a lot lately.” He pulls his shirt over my head. “Because you are such an idiot!” “Me?” He pulls my hair from its braid. “I’m the idiot? You went out drinking in a strange city with Faye of all people. She looks like a stiff breeze could push her over. And you two got so drunk you blacked out. You had to mind link Jared. You had no idea where you were. The men you were with were rogues Chiara. Rogues! And I’m the idiot?” He helps me out of my heels.