O With Line In It Novels & Stories

Oceans p.o.v. Gregory doubled over as if in pain, before I could react he had transformed into his shaggy brown wolf and was howling to the sky "Gregory, what's wrong?" "Ocean, it's Desert and Lanna they went into the forest and didn't come back and now Sky cant contact Desert" fear settled deep in my stomach "I'm on my way" I rush over to Gregory "Gregory, come on we need to go, Lanna and Desert need us"

The system was in the middle of the room and below it, there was a glass container, on the top of the container it was written, 'Place your beast here. I placed Oreo inside the glass container. The system whirred to life and it said, "Collecting data" and then a small needle the size of a pinpricked the skin of my beast without causing it any pain, and it collected a drop of its blood for analyzing. Oreo looked at the machine strangely. The process was over and Oreo came out of the container. I opened the portal and made Oreo go inside. I had never looked inside the portal, so I thought I could poke my head in to see what's inside.

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I say with a smile. "Good so I can kiss you." He says and I smile again. "I'll call you." I say before ending the call. Now it's time to talk with Luke. I take a few deep breaths before going back to the living room. Luke is alone texting on his phone. "Where is Phoebe?" I ask sitting down beside him. "Something about an online order." He says and I nod. "So I wanted to talk to you." I say. "Okay," he says dropping his phone.

comes a strong distraction, Alpha Andrews sister, the humblest person she’d ever seen. “yes what’s up?” Charlie asked her hand constantly on her backpack. “I saw you ogling that wierdo” Charlie looks at her, her stare making Camilla cringe, and move few steps backward. “I don’t think he is a wierdo” she dismisses Camilla’s words. “yeah whatever” Immediately they both come out and get hit by the sun, they squint, the immediate effect of the sun making them cover their eyes with their hands. “urggh I hate the sun” says Camilla, her perfectly manicured fingers making a circular movement around her stomach.

"Why wouldn't I drink something Amelia bought? I just think you're not fortunate enough to enjoy it. Watch, I'll drink it right now." I couldn't help but smile. Clearly, she had no idea what was in the cup. Sure enough, the moment Olivia finished drinking the juice, I saw Amelia's expression freeze. Within minutes, Olivia's face broke out in hives. She scratched at her skin, confusion giving way to panic. "Why is my face so itchy?" she muttered, pulling out a compact mirror. The second she saw her reflection, she screamed and fainted right there in the classroom.

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“Long day?” “Very,” Lune replied, shedding her jacket and letting it fall onto the nearest chair. She walked over and settled beside him on the couch. The familiar scent of his cologne filled her senses, grounding her after the whirlwind of the day. Arlo raised his glass. “I thought you might need this.” He offered it to her, and she accepted it with a grateful smile. She took a small sip, savoring the rich flavor of the wine. It was a welcomed distraction, and the warmth spread through her, easing the tension that had built up throughout the day.

The warmth there pulsed, slow and steady, grounding me in a way I hadn’t felt in a long time. Finally, he drew in a slow breath and stepped back, the space between us widening again, though it didn’t feel like enough. “You should keep the ointment,” he said quietly. “It’ll help the marks fade faster.” I nodded again, my voice a whisper. “Thank you.” He gave a faint, almost tired smile. “You don’t have to thank me for that.” He stood then, running a hand through his hair like he was trying to shake off whatever had just passed between us. I sat there a little longer, fingers brushing my neck where his touch still lingered.

Follow instructions once inside. I checked in at the security booth, got a temporary pass and the house key. The guard verified my order before letting me in. I turned on my phone’s audio recorder right away—better safe than sorry, especially in a wealthy community with strict rules. I didn’t want trouble over a simple errand.