Oh No By Marina 소설 & 이야기

Teresa shook her head vigorously with a terrified look in her eyes and screamed, "Amaria No!!" As it charged towards Amaria, the Chimera jumped down from above and shrieked loudly.

Maddie managed to ask despite her pounding heart and shortness of breath. Marina squatted in front of her and watched her with her black orbs. It gave Maddie endless goosebumps and although she wants to scoot away, she cannot as the lake is already behind her. “How dare you steal Theo from me?” Marina said before she smiled, revealing her pointed teeth. Maddie turned away as soon as she saw them. “I did not steal him.” She bravely answered in hopes it will save her. “Do not even attempt to lie to me!” Maddie flinched when Marina shouted.

I'm having breakfast at the Savoy when I get the call from Marina. "Willow, you need to hear what happened at the Romano gathering last night after you left." I set down my croissant, immediately alert. "What happened? I thought about staying for long but decided against it." "Well, you missed quite the show." Marina's voice is gleeful in that way people get when they have juicy gossip. "Ocean Moretti completely destroyed four families in front of everyone."

‘No’ Mara grabbed Jonas’ arms, his shoulders, his face. But wherever she touched him, his skin became transparent as water under Moonlight. The bridge broke further apart. Bretts crashed into the calm sea. No more black waves. No votes. Just the crack of old wood. Jonas looked at Mara like he couldn't believe what happened. “I thought...” He didn't finish the sentence. Mara shook his head desperately. ‘No. No, you were free. Anna said—’

Mr Whitemere asked softly, disturbed by the noise. Scarlett sighed and answered. “What is it?” she snapped the moment she picked up. “Did you see the video?” Stella asked urgently. “Which video?” Scarlett replied, trying hard not to explode. She was furious at Stella, but she held back. Stella was Adrian’s sister. Her future sister-in-law. “That crippled Elowen is trending online,” Stella said quickly, panic in her voice. “She’s acting in a movie.” “What?!” Scarlett shouted as she sat up straight on the couch, shock flooding her face.

When I woke up the next morning, a note sat on the nightstand in Sylvia's handwriting. [Sorry for being so tired last night. I shouldn't have acted like that. I'll make it up to you with a big dinner tonight. Love you.] Her handwriting was still as beautiful as the letters she'd written me years ago. But the words didn't feel warm anymore. I picked up my phone. Kenny had posted again. This time, it was a video of fireworks over the water.

Marina instantly grabbed the gun from Mara and pointed it at Vanessa, she was about to shoot but. "Boom" Vanessa made the noise with her mouth. Trying to mock Vanessa who she noticed was frightened. "Surprised to see me?" She asked Vanessa, laughing hysterically at her. Mara took the gun from Marina. "You promised not to come to Mariana. Why are you trying to steal my moment?" Mara asked Marina. The woman only walked to the other end of the room and switched on the lights. She then took a wooden chair and sat down on it. "I couldn't miss the show for anything" She said, folding her arms across her chest.

Caspian’s POV “No.” Marina’s voice comes down like a gavel. I emit a beleaguered sigh, resting my hands on my hips as I stand outside Viviane’s front door, staring down a very uncooperative mermaid. “Please just give me a chance to explain.” “Explain what?” Marina bites back, “that you want to announce to the entire city that you’re dating my daughter?” She arches one brow, “Your own uncle found out and kidnapped her. What do you think the pack will do?”

"She will be the happiest bride in the world, but not yours!" After saying that, Elvis turned to look at me. "Miranda, so you like the estates by Lake Cosmos? I happen to own one there too. If you want, we can go stay there tomorrow. No one will bother us!" Caesar snarled through gritted teeth. "Elvis, shut up!" I looked at him and shook my head. "It's too late, Caesar. Some things can't be undone. I've already given my heart to someone else."

The one who loved roasted deer heart wasn't me. He'd brought it once before. I forced down a bite, fighting nausea, before telling him my bloodline rejected this kind of meat. He had sworn he'd never forget. One year. That was how long his "never" lasted. I laughed bitterly and turned back to the altar. In front of everyone, I pulled out the ceremonial dagger and cut through the moonvine bracelet on my wrist, the one that marked us as intended mates. These five years had gone on long enough.