Poppy X Scraps Novels & Stories

" I couldn't stop myself from laughing out loud. Jasper couldn't possibly not know that this bun was my only food supply here. Also, it was the apocalypse now, and the conditions were harsher than ever. Once the packaging was opened, the food wasn't going to last a very long time after being exposed to the elements. I threw the empty water bottle at Jasper's face, my voice getting hoarse. "Me? Selfish? Then why didn't you share your food with her instead of stealing it from my backpack? "I thought you were thinking on Sasha's behalf, but I guess I really overestimated you this time!" Jasper's face froze again when I brought Sasha up. He then looked at the empty water bottle on the ground and

I wanted these things too, but not the pack I had nor the life I was leading. As I finished getting dressed, I thought of what would be next for me. I did not have much going for me. I was broke as I had lost my business. I’m not young; I'm 30 now. I'm marked as a rejector. What I just did is rare. Rejecting a mate itself is not rare. This happens, but it's customarily done before mating and marking. After marking, it rarely happens. Growing up, one old woman lived on the edge of town that bore the rejector mark. We were all scared that she would come into our rooms at night and curse or eat us. I was to live my life like her now. On the outskirts, alone. Well, at least it will be peaceful.

She reached to her side and took a small container. The insides of the container shook when she lifted it up and put it against the light of the moon. The glass bottle reflected the gentle light. A sinister smile spread on her lips when she saw the white pills inside the bottle. Then, she read the label of the pills. Aphrodisiac. Again, she chuckled. Dalia opened the bottle and took one of the white pills. Her long slender fingers carried the aphrodisiac pills and gently dropped them inside the bottle of red wine.

Once Bobby finally got down from her fathers arms, she ran to her chair, and dragged what appeared to be the pink pony Ara had made for her some months ago, and handed it to Ann. " you can pyay with Persephone" Bobby grinned pushing it in her hand. "And the love of the younger crowd" Anna added. " thank you Bobby" Ann grinned giving her a kiss on her small head. " I will make sure to take good care of Persephone" she added. "Okay children, now don't forget to thank your aunties for the gifts" Mrs Hopkins reminded. "Thank you aunty Annie, thank you aunty Aya, for giving me Persephone, I love her so veyi much" Bobby said.

Scars already marking his skin knowing silver affects wolf very much. “Your friend is stupid, Eve. She thinks that she can take you from me. No one, I repeat, no one will take you from me. You’re mine and only mine.” Eve felt her whole world darkens when she felt a strong whiff of wind as a large axe had been slam next to her. Eve knew what was cut but she couldn’t, she didn’t want to believe it but she had to see it. Her body shivers as she turns. A pain so unbearable, emotion so deep with guilt and anguish just burst from her chest. She started screaming like a woman possessed seeing Ariadne’s lifeless eyes looking back at her like Damien. Her head is separated from her body and Vlad was k

I hope you both get to say your final goodbyes because after today you will never ever see Phoenix again and you will forget about that slut" ...................... A knock interrupted Poppy's thoughts, she turn to see Miss Rena against her open door flame. She has been studying her since she ended her call. She looked at her face suspiciously " What are you planning to do Poppy, I know you and I can tell you are cooking something behind that dirty eyes. Let me warn you now don't do anything crazy" " Miss Rena, you came into my room to accuse me because you have a feeling am planning something bad? " Poppy sighed and got up from her makeup desk, she stalked her way to Miss Rena and stared he

I gasped when he said that, but how did you know about that. "Well, you see, although you and Emily are practically the same people, there is a slight difference between you to." He said, looking at me for the first time since I revealed the secret. "How will you know about that," I asked him the tears were flowing now, I'm crying for so many reasons. "Well, both you and Emily have the same green eyes. But with yours, there is a speck of grey around the pupil. But people see it as just the emerald color" he said. He was looking deep into my eyes.

That woman still lived inside her, but she wasn’t steering anymore. Jack came back, holding Nora’s handmade family scrapbook. He handed it to Elena. She flipped to the back page, added another photo—a snapshot from their beach trip last month. All five of them in the frame, blurry with motion and joy. Sand in their hair. Laughter frozen in time. Beneath it, she wrote in looping script: This is what it means to build a life. Not perfect. Not painless. But ours. Lila came out just then, barefoot and sleepy-eyed. "Mom?"

It doesn't matter which world I am in, the struggles will be the same, but I was never the person to accept my defeat until my mind says that I lost. I got up tearing the curtain cloth which was wrapped around me, and untie my hands from that loose grip of the piece of cloth that was tied on them. As I freed myself, I peeped around to find something useful but that place was like a stable, with nothing but broken wood planks, ropes, and dry grass everywhere. When I moved further, I found some scrap clothes piled up in a corner, jerking them off to remove any harmful insects, I took them to the beam of the light to see if they can help me get changed.

I called as I gathered up the vegetable peelings, “Do you mind if I take these scraps home for my chickens?” “What? Eh, you got yourself some chickens? Sure, hon, I’ve no use for them.” “Thank you!” I said, happily scraping the kitchen scraps into a bucket to carry home. By the time the beef-pot pies were finished, I could hear that the front room was quite crowded. I began cutting the pies into slices and dishing them, lining the bowls up on the counter. Poppy came and filled her tray. “Eh, there are too many,” she said, wiping her face on her apron. “Can you do me a favor and help me take out a tray to the big table in the back?”