Ntr Light Novels & Stories

He sat by Logan and waited for the doctor to come out. the red light on the top of the operation room was blinking, and all the hope was tied to it. and then after many long hours the light turned off and the doctors came out. Both of them rushed towards him with a hopeful expression. …………………………

"But if they fail, they close slowly. Low risk of impact. Proceed to Sector three: Variables." "Variables," Elion scanned. "We have the butterflies. Harmless." "Insects can be distraction vectors." "They're pretty, Cale. Ignore them. We have a camera crew at three o'clock. Stationary tripods. Safe distance." "And the lighting?" Cale asked. "Natural or artificial?" "Mostly natural sun," Elion said. "But they set up some fill lights near the back wall. To brighten the shadows." "LED or Tungsten?"

As he moved into the apartment, I jiggled one of my silver-lined night lights, frustrated when it flickered unpredictably. "Problem with the lights?" Nathan asked, noticing my efforts. "They keep flickering," I explained. "They're supposed to repel hostile wolves, but they're not working properly." Nathan set down the berries and approached. "Mind if I take a look? I installed similar systems in the Sterling pack guest quarters." "Be my guest," I said, stepping aside. He rolled up his sleeves and knelt to examine the light fixture. "The silver wiring is corroded. You need to replace this section."

I couldn't get a full breath. "Hello? Anyone? I swear to God, if this is a prank, it's not funny." Then I heard it… the snickers from the darkness. It continued, then it came from everywhere. "Let me out of here this instant!" Once I said that, the lights came on from every corner. The lights were 50,000-lumen corn bulbs. Fixed strategically in every part of the room. It was too bright, all of them. My eyes burned. I squeezed them shut and still saw red through my lids.

she told him. “Of course,” he agreed cheerfully. “I will be your door.” The bathroom at the end of the hall glowed with soft light and Lyric exclaimed as they stepped into the garden. The engravings in the stone walls glimmered a soft blueish shimmer. “Bio luminescence,” Niarthen explained seeing the wonder on her face. “Many creatures and plants deep in the ocean give off their own glow. We harvest the enzymes, and use it in a variety of ways, including lighting our homes.” “It is beautiful,” she exclaimed. “Like moonlight.” But perfectly placed so that the garden bathroom was easily navigated. “You don’t need the light, though,” she said to him, narrowing her eyes. “Mer see in the dark.”