Phoenix Oc Novels & Stories

I wish Manuel was here to tell Papa off. "When you see him, I expect you to behave." Papa doesn't look at me. He stares out the window as Phoenix, Arizona, flashes past: squat, gray, squalid buildings, faux-Southwest style structures with stucco and cacti and lots of little pebbles, not at all like I remembered. This place was massive, mythic. It's been ten years since I was last in this city and back then I thought it was home. It was the only place I ever knew.

"We'll get to the phone call later. Right now, I need to know what's the deal with this no-go zone for outsiders?" The story started five years ago. "I was a newcomer to Phoenix City then," Aaron began, his voice steadier as he gave a respectful nod to Alexander. "Those days, Wyverna wasn't the powerhouse it is today..." Back then, the Temple of War had just been founded, and the world's battlefields were ablaze with conflict. Phoenix City, however, was spared from the flames of war. It was a sanctuary for international corporations. The city was a maze of 13 main roads and 26 districts, a melting pot of merchants from all corners of the globe, which often led to bloodshed. To ease the tensi

She must have read those in the tabloid. “He was a playboy. I met him and Abby, his wife. He’s Phoenix and Hawk's cousin from his mother's side. His Mom is Williams.” “And what Phoenix is doing here if he is from a rich family?” “They have a home here in Ravenwood. He moved to New York when his parents divorced.” My phone rings. It’s Phoenix. I can’t help but smile. God, I missed him already. “Hey, just landed a few minutes ago. How’s your mom?”

They will probably get replaced once Noreen sells her store. Andrei gladly offered to buy the coffee shop. He even swore that he won't change a thing in the place. The employees will continue to enjoy the benefits and the menu will stay the same. The Parks are not the only people planning their future. Cleo and Andrei too. They think that it's best to settle down in Oakwood Province, away from pollution and other toxic energy of Abelia City. They even plan to get married in three to four years, depending on the situation.

teen. School is about to start in a few days, which is probably why the diner was extra crazy tonight. It seemed like everyone, and their mother was here. I assumed some people must go away for the summer because there were a lot of new faces. I got used to the summer regulars from the teens and townies. So, the new crowd was a new challenge for me. The normal football frat guys were all hooting and hollering in the back corner with the cheerleader girls giggling and gossiping. I found them annoying in the movies and TV shows I watched but man! They were more annoying in real life. Of course, the guy who seemed to be the leader, who the rest of the jocks looked up to, and all the cheerleade

Then someone asked, cautiously, "So… even I might be able to inherit the Phoenix legacy?" "Of course," I answered. Ignoring Seraphine's seething glare, I raised my voice. "The Phoenix Court will hold a competition. Whoever wins by strength alone shall be the next leader." A cheer erupted across the courtyard. Only Father and Seraphine stood pale-faced, their carefully built illusions unraveling. That night, Franz clung to me as usual. "Althea…" He nuzzled his head into my chest like he could never get enough. I sighed, reaching out to pull him closer. But just then, the world tilted.

I reply looking at him. He turns around to leave followed by mom. I check the time and it is only 3 am. I don't feel like going back to sleep because I don't want to have another nightmare. I check the date. "Oh gosh!" I exclaim because today is my first day at FPU(Fresno Pacific University) and I pray that the history wouldn't repeat itself.

I smile, throwing my shoulders back. Three of them burst into fits of laughter, whilst Maddox stares at me with a strange look in his eyes, one I didn’t even want to decipher, I had boiled it down to either sex or murder, neither of which I would appreciate. I should have known they would find it hard to believe, their hadn’t been a Phoenix sighting in many years, the last one when I was only a child and I didn’t know to hide what I was. But I didn’t know if they knew about that.