Novel & Cerita Paths Eren

Anne introduced herself with a little embarrassment—Eric’s mother had just seen her steal. “I am Anne…Nice to meet you, Mrs…” She bit her bottom lip uneasily. The woman curled her lips, but it wasn’t a smile. She was that kind of harsh person who looked like would never smile, laugh, or feel happy. But Amelia knew she was a kind person. Horrible people like Ian will never raise such lovely children as Eric and Ella. “Just call me Irene.” Irene reached out her hand and then shook it with Amelia. She then explained, “We are heading to the east, to a place with no wolves. Are you coming with us?”

The Road to Lumen Eris’s Pov I looked at the tattered map of Lumen park. I needed to know every corner of the park. This is my chance and I need to be careful. I gripped it as if it were the last lung in a vacuum. Studying how to enter without being noticed. "You really think you'll get past the Borderlands?" a voice rasped from my back. I turned without stopping to walk. "You underestimated me, Kael. Just watch and see."

"But it's already eleven! My mom is asleep! How am I going to ask for permission? There's a guard downstairs." "Go through the window. You can do it! Michael will pick you up!" Jenna encouraged her from the other end of the line. She then relayed the plan to Michael, "Hey, Michael! Erin said you should pick her up from their place." "Sure!" he promptly replied. "There you go! Michael is getting into his car. Go, go, go, girl! You'll figure out how to deal with your guard." Erin cautiously opened the window of her room and stealthily made her exit. Leaving their house proved uncomplicated, thanks to the substantial mango tree positioned conveniently beside her room. The challenge, however, la

"I'll try to make it to the next match, Amber…I'll be next." That was the last thing Errol said, before I finally left. It was a long trip from our hometown to Dauntless City. We had to go through three more towns before reaching the city. The closer I got, the more strange I felt. After passing through three towns we entered a secluded area. There wasn't much going through there, and there was a lot of towering trees around. At the end is a very high wall and gate.

my mother asked. "W-wait!" I shouted. Click. Click. After he was satisfied taking photos of us, Eren returned the cell phone to me. I'm still gawking at his reaction, which was so flat and ordinary. Mama and David were already walking towards the party venue. I grabbed Eren's hand, who was trying to catch up with them. "Don't you owe me an explanation?" "Oh, cell phone password? You're too predictable. You use your date of birth as a password on your phone. I was just guessing." Eren answered indifferently and walked away from me.

Theo fell into a panic, only he had that video and only him had access to his…Sara it was her. The video that was circulating through the web was the video that Theo recorded a long time ago of her and Sandra’s conversation. Her secret was out and it was all thanks to Sara. Sandra saw the video on the internet and hurried down to the school which was swamped with paparazzi to pick Chloe up. It all made sense now, the mystery behind the EMPIRE.

But I push the memory and accompanying guilt back. “I... I can’t hold on anymore, Patrick...” I whisper, the pleasure unbearable. “C*me for me, my love,” he murmurs, his voice wrecked with devotion. I’m seconds away, when the door blasts open. I scream. Patrick grabs me, shielding my body with his. Red eyes gleam in the dark. A monstrous shadow stands in the doorway, towering, snarling, terrifying me. Eriana. I know those eyes. I know that rage. Leader of the female betas. Patrick’s mate by law, not love. Sister to Gerald.

The servants went in to clean up the scattered books. It was nearly night time when they traveled to Moonfall in a black van, Eris was still seething with anger. Apparently both Marissa and Penny took either side of the seat. They were using Iris as protection if ever Eris will attack them. Delta Tristan was the driver and beside him was Eris, the three girls were seated at the backseat.

Xander pressed. The scout shook his head. “There was a photo—blurry. The snow ruined the writing. You can barely see anything.” “The photo. Let me see it.” Just as Xander reached for it, Holly timidly raised a hand, pointing toward a narrow crevice in the distance. “Sister’s in there…” When they started the rescue, the team moved with the utmost caution. The ice, polished smooth by relentless winds, offered no grip even for claws sharp as blades.

His tone wavered even as he tried to hide it. “Ipek needs us,” he added, louder. “She was alive in that mill, and she probably still is. Don’t give up yet!” Adem joined, his arm steady on her shoulder. “We are not fooling around anymore. We stick together.” Eren took the lead, his hand gripping the hilt of his blade, every step measured. I followed in the trees, my eyes catching every shift in the branches. Blood dotted leaves, dripped on bark. The clawed trail pressed deeper as the forest thickened. Branches closed overhead, shutting out the sun. The wind moaned through the high trees, carrying whispers. The place reeked of everything that was wrong and unnatural.