Ouran Highschool Host Club The Twins Novels & Stories

“May I remind you, King Aurelius, that we still have our flag.” “That means we’re still Stormbringer Guild,” the other added. Up close, they were indeed Japanese. They were also twins. The first one to speak spared a glare at me. Our eyes met for a second before downcasting mine to break contact. “Of course, of course,” Aurelius chuckled. “That means our deal still stands. Even though you two are the only ones left from your guild, your abilities are still valuable to our cause.” “Then treat us as equals,” the first twin to speak said. “Hikaru and I have decided that we will become the new Guildmasters of the Stormbringer Guild.”

Zeke snapped. “THE TWINS ARE ON THE INTERNET!”

"That's why we need each other." The twins are sixteen. The architecture and the story. Between them, the whole argument.

"You’ve always been too smart for your own good, Rowan. That’s the problem with your personality. You don't just sit still and look pretty." "Being 'pretty' didn't save me from a silver blade," I spat. "Now, talk. What is a Moon-bound wolf, and why are you two so obsessed with what's in my veins?" The room went silent. The twins exchanged a long, heavy look—that silent language they shared that always made me feel like an outsider in my own life. Finally, Marcus stepped forward.

But I didn't see the hunters. I saw the twins. They were standing behind the soldiers, their eyes solid red, their small hands pointing at my heart. "Delete," they said in unison. My heart stopped. Who gave the twins the code, and what is the "Human-Centric" final solution?

With Cameron driven out, Blake scoffed and said, “No chance that he was telling the truth. “If the incident did happen, I would’ve gotten a call from the patrols instead of some story at the Blood Rite of Samantha’s pup.” Kaden chimed in. “I know, right? It’s all another of the twin sisters’ ruses to get our attention. “This isn’t their first time pulling something like this off. I can’t believe they’re paying a Council member off to lie. “What’s next? Are they going to threaten us with suicide? “This must be Talia’s idea. She was sweet before our pup came along. “Pregnancy has given her ammo for a bad attitude. “She’s always waving a miscarriage threat around to get her way. Samantha just h

Bang on cue, without a word, probably using that weird twin telepathy that they had, Dux and Drake whipped off their t-shirts in perfect sync, and Zoe suddenly found herself staring at two gorgeous muscled torsos, both covered in salt-and-pepper hair, which looked just as damn good on their chests as it did on their heads. “What,” she sputtered now, choking on her pop. “What the hell?” “No need to wait, Zee,” Drake said, turning to give her the equally-delectable back view. Dux did too, and she blinked at the amazing fact that the twins had identical perfect asses. “Feast your gorgeous eyes now.” “Ohhh-kaaaay. What’d I miss?”

And still… here I was. Drawn to them. Again. Against reason. Against vengeance. Against the oath I had sworn over my parents’ graves. I stopped at the edge of the clearing, my breath catching when I saw them waiting. The Ligaya twins. Two figures framed by the pale wash of moonlight, shoulders squared, wolves bristling beneath their skin. They looked like shadows carved out of the night itself…dangerous, unyielding, every inch of them a reminder of what I had sworn to destroy.

the male twin said, grinning while resting the dual swords on his shoulders. "Show us more," the female twin added, her eyes glinting with excitement. In a spur of the moment, as if on cue, more clones of the immortal twins appeared on both sides, each one materializing near a fallen weapon. The clones possessed the same skills and abilities as the real Immortal twins, and they eagerly grasped the handles, their eyes locked on the young queen with an unnerving pleasure. “-Round two-” Both Immortal twins said in unison, including the clones, as they unleashed a flurry of attacks at her.