One Piece Vivi Novels & Stories

Vivi tilted her head, not really sure why she bothered to cook when she just woke up like that. But once again, her mouth moved on its own, and she answered Darren's question, "I'm cooking special fried rice with eggs and fried chicken. So if you don't want to regret missing it, you'd better take off your shoes again." *** "You look prettier than usual today, Miss. Did you dress up?" Vivi's eyes widened when she heard Lily's question. "Does it look obvious if I'm dressed up? Is my makeup too thick?" asked Vivi in a worried tone.

Vivi found herself drawn to the other woman, her curiosity piqued by the subtle power that seemed to emanate from her. As they walked the perimeter of the compound together, Ava turned to Vivi, her green eyes sparkling with a hint of mischief. "So, Vivi, tell me – what do you know of the Starfire?" Vivi felt a jolt of surprise at the unexpected question, her steps faltering momentarily. "The Starfire?" she echoed, her brow furrowing. "Well, I know it's a powerful force, one that's connected to me in a way I'm still trying to understand."

Present Viviana's eyes gleamed with a sinister light as she pulled out her phone and dialed a number. "Someone will be here soon," she said, her voice dripping with malice. "And then, you'll be gone." Valerie knew she had to act fast. She tried to free herself, but Viviana was too strong. In a desperate bid to escape, Valerie struggled and kicked, but Viviana was ready for her. With a swift motion, Viviana brought the gun handle down on Valerie's head, sending her crashing to the ground.

One by one, people started coming up to shake my hand. “Congratulations,” someone said, smiling warmly. Camera flashes lit up the room around me, each one capturing a moment I didn’t quite know how to feel about. I quietly slipped away, following Giovanni. “Go back inside to your lover,” . “I thought you were dead,” I said when Vivi suddenly appeared in my mind. “I haven’t Wolfed yet,” she snapped. I rolled my eyes. “What am I even doing here?” Outside, I watched Giovanni walk past his car. Of course, he was heading somewhere.

Akira asked, and Vivi smiled shyly. “He seems okay… kind of rude in a different way,” she giggled softly, thinking of his face. “I do. But he still feels distant. Is it me? Does he think I’m weird? Or that I talk too much? Or… that I’m not pretty?” she muttered and paused. Akira’s eyes drifted to the small path leading toward them, but Vivi didn’t notice—she was lost in her thoughts. “Maybe he just thinks I’m not worthy. He’s a warrior leader and I’m just… nothing,” she added sadly.

I ask her. "Mhm" she nods yawning and stretching like a small cat, my small kitten. "Are you hungry?" I ask her she nods again, since she's here now, she can't have any of our food, her stomach is too delicate for it, she's going to be on formula only diet. "Hayden, get someone to get Violet her formula," I say out loud. "Yes, sir" Hayden answers, her face went into a shock when she heard the AI voice.

He knew Asher was serious, deadly serious, when he said those words. So, the woman called Vivi is indeed the rumored one, the woman who once drove Asher to do many crazy things.

My stomach growled at the smell of food. “Thanks...They are supposed to care and help. If not anything we paid them for their services.” She chuckled.”They are but they do not care whether we live or die. “ “They see us as whores for not having mates.” another voice drew my attention to my other side. I turned to see a girl who was not older than eighteen. She was strawberry blonde with deep blue eyes. She actually looked like a cute Barbie. “Hi, I am Vivian. Call me Vivi for short.” she winked.

Theo caught her before she reached the ground and held her in his arms. Vivien's crystal scales disappeared and so did her wings. She dropped to her knees, breathing heavily. She could feel the effects of the venom in her system. "Vivi," Marjien's voice snapped her and she looked up. The gentle-spirited woman smiled down at her and held up her hand. "You did great." Vivien smiled before she, too, lost consciousness.

I lit a cigarette at the cemetery gate while I waited for my driver. Vivi was waiting for me at the exit. She wore an out-of-season black coat, fine lines at the corners of her eyes, and her exposed wrist was wrapped in gauze. She stood in the rain without an umbrella, her gaze empty as she looked at me. I exhaled a ring of smoke. "I'm flying back to Geneva tonight." Vivi gave a bitter laugh, looking down at her scarred hands. "You know, my sister." "From the moment you came back, I was plotting against you. I was afraid you'd steal the brothers' love, afraid you'd steal my place... I thought if I could just ruin you, I could be the princess forever."