Phoenix Ch 15 Novels & Stories

Chapter 11 That night after Phoenix showered and fell into bed exhausted over the day she had, she fell into a deep sleep. Meanwhile Gael was also in bed falling into a deep sleep thinking of Phoenix, he began to dream. He dreamt that Phoenix was standing in the field in front of the packhouse with a sheer dress on, the kind where you could see her whole body. Her hair was in coily waves down her back and the wind blowing against her made her look ethereal. She called his name and her voice, the sound went straight to his dick. He watched as she started walking toward him and the way her body moved had him paralyzed and unable to take his eyes off her. When she finally reached him, he just t

The taxi driver was surprised and asked, “Sir, you’re already quite old, so what do you plan to do in a place with no one around? Are you depressed?” Mr. Chardon took out several hundred-dollar bills and placed them on the dashboard in front of the taxi driver as he said icily, “Don’t talk nonsense and drive quickly. Otherwise, I’ll take another taxi.” When the taxi driver saw the substantial sum of money, he smiled immediately, collected the money, and said subserviently, “Sir, since you want to head to a place with no one around, I’ll take you to Mount Phoenix Village behind Mount Phoenix Cemetery, then. The village is located in a valley, and the villagers moved out a few years ago, so it

The halls of the Phoenix Sanctum shimmered in the morning sun, light reflecting off the crystal-laced columns and catching in the feathers of the massive firebirds soaring overhead. Everything about the ancient home of the Phoenixes felt alive—brighter, warmer, more vibrant than it had in centuries. Power pulsed through the very stones, drawn by the presence of its true queen.

She said…I didn’t even held the qualification to wash her clothes for her…. And I had congenital heart disease after all, I was even feebler than a new born baby. She took away my medicine for me and I died from an heart attack. That’s why I feel very sad and depressed when being abandoned… That’s why I feel very disappointed in those people who betrays me… If I can’t live freely, what’s the use of living… So, I decided that I will live myself properly…even if it means destroying the worlds. I will destroy those beasts into thousand pieces who betrayed me and those who abandoned me...” Yu Meng said, her face filled with determination and undisguised resentment flashed through her phoenix-nar

I laid in the bedroom while studying Phoenixs’ old school books. I practiced a few small spells and while trying a light spell but next thing I knew...boom! Phoenix opened the door and coughed from the smoke, “Selene, what are you doing?” He coughed out, I looked at him from my spot on the bed; when the smoke cleared, Phoenix stared at me then started laughing,

"Eh?" Phoenix was actually surprised to see her bodyguard defeated so easily. She raised her chin proudly at Frank as she asked, "Who are you?" "You should introduce yourself before you ask for someone else's name," Frank said, dropping the mush and leveling an impassive stare at Phoenix. "Heh." Seeing that Frank was so fearless, Phoenix quickly presumed that he was the apprentice of a hidden sect. Chuckling coolly, she nodded at Frank, "Phoenix Ardron of Cloudnine Sect." "Phoenix Ardron."

Phoenix looked down at the burning bodies and with a sweep of her hand extinguished the flames. “The greed of Ptakkagaris,” she said under her breath, her red mouth pressed into a thin, hard line. “And they left no blood for me to take.” She walked around Ezra’s body and came to a stop in front of Maggie’s dying body. Her red brows shot up and her eyes shone with interest. “What is this now?” she wondered aloud as she bent to examine the blackened body. Maggie remained rooted to the spot. The goddess was right in front of her, only two feet away, examining her past dying self. Phoenix cocked her head and twitched her ear.

“The Phoenix. The one who sits at the Council’s core.” The Phoenix Rises The Phoenix made no announcements. He simply walked to the center of the ballroom, lifted a glass, and said, “To evolution.” The crowd responded in unison. “To evolution.” Then, the music resumed. People began to move again, but slower this time. More cautious. More calculated. Grace’s pulse quickened. “Should we approach him?” “No,” Aria said. “We wait. If he wants something, he’ll come to us.” And he did.

I wiggle on the stool a little, my tender areas throbbing in both discomfort and arousal. Phoenix takes a deep breath through his nose, looks down at where my thighs meet, and runs his fingers through his hair, pulling at it and scrubbing at his scalp. In an instant, all the guys disappear. It is like a cartoon, Ryders plate still rattles on the counter after he grabs his bacon and flees. “What’s that all about?” I look up at Phoenix, who is taking deep breaths and flexing his hands, which keep balling into fists. His eyes are dark, his body stiff, and the air around him is suffocating.

Her smile vanished, hardening into a cold expression. “Watch your back, Phoenix. You’re starting to bite off more than you can chew.” She let the words sink in, then leaned back with a slow, evil smile. “You have no idea what’s coming,”