Outside Woman By Bloodstone Novels & Stories

“I have no idea. I don’t know what went wrong the last two times, but here’s to hoping the third time is the charm.” I gaze into the Bloodstone and you can see a murkiness in it swirling around. It’s not a perfect, clear gem. No, it’s cloudy, and it draws you in. Knowing that it holds a part of the Moon goddess’ soul and parts of the first wolf and witch is a heady thing. I can feel the power pulsing off of it, warming in my hands. “Raven!” My eyes slowly blink as I pull my gaze from the Bloodstone and look around, confused.

As she tires taking the stone up. I panicked and grabbed it before she could even touch it. "I'll have a look,". I smiled. As she looked at me. I opened the paper wrapped in a stone. . "What's written?" Avanti said, unable to withstand the tension . I looked at her. While taking up the paper to read, I heard Abhishek screaming there was someone outside.... He says, pointing out the window. Right behind. I turned, seeing someone making a run for it..... "Hey, stop".. Ayan yelled. He ran outside and Abhishek followed.

treatment. Please find it in your heart to forgive me and know that I always loved you. I did what I did to keep us alive and give us a fighting chance. Now you will have to carry on alone. Be careful Desiree, all eyes will be on you because of my bloodline. I know you intended to use the money to leave the pack, please don't. There is a witch war going on outside our borders, and it has claimed the lives of a lot of Blood and Moon warriors. Please. Remain at the Blood packhouse. Roseline the seer predicts that the war will spill into our territory soon. The ash has already come as she predicted. The war will follow. I know you will be safest at the packhouse in the king's territory. Pleas

Morgan interjects taking over the conversation. She didn’t seem like a leader, but everyone listened to her with intent and at that moment she was the most important person in the room. “The blood of Crimson, Mathias, Zane, and myself should work in regard to creating the stone…” I cut the white witch off knowing she had it wrong. I don’t know how I knew but a voice spoke to me, and images showed me. “No. King Crimson, Finns, a small boy, and Petra’s blood will create the stone.” I speak.

This sensation stirred a passionate flame within us, a flame ignited by our boundless curiosity and a burning desire to decode the enigmas that had always connected us. As we methodically examined the myriad of ancient scrolls and painstakingly penned manuscripts that lay before us, each new piece of information caused our eyes to widen in astonishment. Words, penned many centuries prior, seemed to weave a narrative that hinted at the depth of our bond, a connection that had endured the relentless march of time and continued to draw us closer. Celeste, her voice a gentle whisper, conveyed her amazement and trepidation, her emotions a tumultuous blend of exhilaration and apprehension. Graspin

… Alexander turned into the chatter, picking up bits of intel, and shot a glance at his companion. "Hey man, what's this bloodstone you're talking about? Mind filling us in?" "Yeah, I'm all ears!" Phoenix and Red Rose played their part, flashing smiles at the men behind them. The sight of the ladies melted any resistance, and the informed among the men were tripping over themselves to share. "It's called a Red Bloodstone, deep red all over, with a bit of blood sealed inside." "And it's in great shape, the blood's not even dry."

“By flame and moon. By blood and bond. Let what was chosen be unmade. Let the fragile, fumbling choices of a confused heart be undone. Let what was bound be loosed. Let the pathetic, weak threads of their wolf-kin bond unravel. Let her heart forget the names that came before mine. Let her memory be cleansed of their touch, their scent, their false affection.” The bloodstone pendant, held aloft in my hand, pulsed with a soft, angry red light, mirroring the glow of the runes on my skin. A faint crack appeared on its surface, then another, spiderwebbing outwards. The stone cracked down the middle with a sharp, sickening sound, like a heartbeat shattering, a violation of its very essence.

She could feel their disdain burning into her. " The hybrid", they whispered. "The outsider. " "The one chosen to marry Alpha Dorian." The whispers continues. They moved deeper into the stronghold, the path winding toward the main hall. The stone walls loomed high above her, casting long shadows that seemed to close in on her. She could feel the weight of it all. The stares. The whispers again continued. The sheer hostility. “Is that her?” “I don’t like this one bit.” “She’ll bring trouble.” Irwin clenched her fists, but she forced her feet to keep moving, her stomach tightening with each passing second. She could feel the guards on either side of her exchanging glances. Their silence was lo

I stood before the ancient circle of stones that had witnessed so much history, both glorious and terrible. This was the place where I had shattered the boundaries between realms and invited darkness to pour through the cracks. The stones still bore scorch marks from that night, a permanent reminder of the woman I had been.

Amy Stone My heart beats faster against my ribcage as I watch Chad put up a sympathy show. A cruel man set to destroy my life, now stands before me, pretending to care. I glance at my bracelet, that is now illuminating a faint glow. I smile slightly, thanking my mom and grandma for such a gift that was crafted to protect all women in the Stone bloodline. Shivers run down my spine as Kael panics and holds my hand. Desperate to make me remember him, but little does he know it's all an act. An act to save my life at the very moment.