Orange Suwa Novels & Stories

He sat back down on his desk and his attention was on me. “There was a river connected to the waterfalls where Sayori fell. It’s up north and it’s the only way for our men to enter the base of the waterfall. I thought of it and maybe there’s a possibility that Sayori washed up somewhere up north and someone found her. What do you think?” I said. Sora looked intently at me and slowly nodded.

she said with a trembling voice that was just endearing, "Can you please sign this for me?" "of course," Iori responded smiling at her encouragingly Jun handed Iori a pen which she took without looking at him, "what's your name?" Iori asked "Oda Suzu," she said turning beat red and Iori wanted to pat her on the head. Seeming to notice that Jun and His groupies were looking at her, Suzu bowed to them then greeted Jun, "Hello, Jun-sensei. Congratulations on your engagement. Please take good care of Iori-sensei,' she said formally and Iori felt like the girl was giving Juna approval to date her.

Faline wasn't sure about it yet and so she looked away. Iwaoka knew that was her answer so he smiled and leaned back. "There’s this hot spring inn on top of a mountain. The view is amazing," he suggested offhandedly before plucking a few pieces of the orange right from her fingers. She watched him eat with a frown, “Iwaoka, you’re terrible at this.” He scowled at her. “What’s that supposed to mean?” Faline ate the rest of the orange before he could steal more and then stood up, brushing grass from her robes.

Silver did not refuse, sharing feels good. -It was a good start, we should repeat it- Silver commented taking a sip of his cold drink once it was brought to him. The sour taste of the orange along with the sweetness of the apple lifted his spirits. -You look in a good mood- Erika smiled- It seems that things are working well between you and your alpha- Silver nodded.

I said, still chewing. “No!” Susie said quickly, reaching across the table and grabbing my wrist before I could tap anything. “Do not follow him yet.” I blinked at her. “Why?” My finger was still frozen over the follow button, waiting. “I mean, I unfollowed him that day because I thought he was dating Aida,” I explained, lowering my voice slightly even though nobody around us was paying attention. “Things are different now. We’re actually talking.” “I know, I know,” Susie said, holding up a hand. “But don’t follow him just yet. Trust me on this one.”

BINTA I lived on a remote island on the coast of Lafiya called Rayuwa. Lafiya is a country made up of four states. Fili State, Ruwa State, Gona State and Daji state. Rayuwa is part of Daji State, and the capital of Daji is Duniya. The proximity of Rayuwa to Duniya is near. Lafiya is a developed country, but although Rayuwa is a part of Lafiya, it lacks civilisation, and because of this, it serves as a tourist attraction for Lafiya, generating millions in revenue. In Rayuwa, there were no schools, no electricity, or water supply. People usually fetched water from the streams or dug wells in their compounds. The lack of civilisation made it impossible for us to access proper medical care, and

he said to her before they walked out. As it turned out, Dennis hadn't been exaggerating when he had called the division Olympus. It was, in fact, an Olympus. From what Megan could deduce from the chilly, seemly thin air that greeted them immediately they stepped out into the open, the building was actually constructed within a mountain to open at its top through the passageway they had taken. Everywhere she looked, bright blue afternoon sky stretched as far as she could see; a great silence reigning over the environment to be punctuated every few seconds by the sound of waves crashing against rocks below.

“Lena…” Lena glanced behind her when she heard her name being called but saw nothing. She shook her head and turned back to the trio in front of her. “Lena…” came the voice again. The brunette looked around and this time she noticed a strange blue light by some trees. She looked at Dawn, Jordan and Daniel before walking over to the weird little anomaly. As she drew closer, it drifted away. The brunette paused, she knew it was a bad idea to follow it but she was rather curious. Lena followed the glowing orb to a clearing where it hovered there for a moment and then vanished. “Oh, I knew this was a bad idea”, she murmured feeling very uneasy.

Well, I will tell you how Alfi, Koji, and Rian met and how they became good friends in this chapter. It started with the time when Alfi was a student at Muda-Muda University. Why Muda-Muda? It’s because Ora-ora University is on Central Java (Ora: no (Javanese)). And why didn’t I pun it into "Guda-Guda"? It’s because the story isn’t sponsored by Type-Moon. It was when Alfi was a 3rd-year-student. He was a member of the SEES (Specialized English Extra Sect) organization and it was on the orientation day.