Olga Discordia Novels & Stories

Because of this, his consequent warm smile, and the casual way that he eventually settled onto the arm of her chair actually confused her. “It isn’t something that you’d want to see,” Olga assured her. “They look like odd humans. They are tall with extra-long arms and legs that make them look a bit gangly. The flesh on this one looks like he laid in the sun for days and then coated himself with a semi-translucent green.” “That doesn’t sound so bad,” Alice said. “The thing that concerns me is that this creature has the power to mesmerize you with its eyes,” Olga continued. “That in itself makes it a dangerous thing to be around. If it wasn’t for Dr. Mac, the Gods only know what it would

“Aha, feisty little woman you have, eh, Lucien Delano?’ Dmitri taunted, but his voice sharpened, and I knew he was furious that I had called him a bas*ard before his men and had refused to break down. “But she needs to be disciplined, eh?’ he went on cruelly. “She needs many men to teach her a lesson, no?’ Saying that he yanked my arm so brutally that I screamed and almost fell to the ground. * Oleg reached out to support me, dragging me to a standing position; then he leisurely licked my cheek, snaking a hand up to cup my full breast as I tried to squirm away. Immediately, there was an appreciative chorus of shouts from the men on the other side of the camera, and I sobbed out loudly. “See,

“Fine. If you’re hesitant, at least hear what she says first. Then decide.” I nodded. “Whatever.” We arrived at Olga’s cottage just as the scent of sacrifice thickened the air. A black-feathered bowl was steamed by the altar, and her hands were stained red to the wrists. She didn’t greet us. She already knew why we’d come. Without a word, she knelt before her divination mat, cast a bundle of carved bones onto the stretched hyena hide, and leaned in close. Her cloudy eyes narrowed. “The path to conquest,” she murmured, fingers tracing the angles, “is open. Fire. Wind. Iron. You’ll go to war—and you will win..”

She was seeing her predecessor in flesh and blood for the first time. Pegasus only blessed Ema when she was born, seeing her again after nineteen years again. She wished that her predecessor would hug her, scream a little more than necessary and bond with her. But she judged the atmosphere too delightfully. What she has been expecting from Ema, wouldn't happen. Back to the group, Kohl lifts his eyebrow as he looks down at Olga who walks in the centre of the group ascending upstairs. "Damn, Olga. You got junk, real 'junk' on you. What do you say? Are you free tonight?" Olga's face grows pale in horror and disgust. She was too stunned to reply to the perverted male who still kept staring at he

All to fuck me by accident and run back home once more, where she lived until she killed herself. "Whose grave?" Sergei asked as he entered the room, just on time for the meeting I'd called with them. Roman walked in after him, straightening his tie and looking a little disheveled—likely coming straight from one of the dancers he liked to fuck. "Olga's," Gunsyn said, never referring to his mother by anything other than her name. She never had been a mother to him. "It sounds like Masha is moving here." Sergei furrowed his brow. A more serious man than the others, he never looked happy or at peace. This news only added to his natural appearance of annoyance. "Why?"

Olga gave me a pair of sunglasses and dropped her beach house loot of bottles of sunblocks, lotions, and wet wipes before pulling out our snacks from her very very large purse. Damn, she really came prepared for this. She must be really bored. I put on some lotion, while we got to know more about each other. Well, more of me, getting to know every single thing about her since Olga turned out to be one of those all out personality people with nothing to hide. Basically no filter whatsoever. She was definitely sidekick material. I was laughing so hard at her jokes about Nikolai, until she mentioned Megan. Her best friend was one of Nikolai’s longest relationships and I was the one who brought