Novel & Cerita Practical Magic Aunts

“I thought that you’d kick me out like you did the others so that I can go to wherever ghosts go. I hate being stuck here.” “Help her,” I whispered. “Vickie?” Evan said as he took my hand in his and held it to his lips. “Vickie, how do you feel?” “Like I lost my insides up in that hallway,” I groaned. “I dread cleaning up that mess.” “That’s what magic is for,” my aunt said. “I thought you’d left,” I murmured with a weak grin. “I just went to check on something once I saw that you were in good hands,” she said. She looked at Evan and chuckled. “I see that you found something to cover

The elders shook their heads in disbelief because they have hope never to have anything to do with the forest that has existed only in their folklores till now. Warriors have to be summoned immediately from the 11 clans in Afugiri, the bravest and then they’ll be coached and sent to fetch these magic beans. When the Elders were done, the Oracle came and fortified them with spiritual powers and gave them some instructions and elements to us when confronted with certain kinds of creatures, mermaids, and evil spirits and warned them on the ‘Dos and Don’ts’ of certain lands they’ll be crossing on their way to the forbidden forest.

asked Uncle Crin, and he wouldn’t look at me if he didn’t just stay with Aunt Pneona. Aunt Pneona looked at me, unsure of what was going on or what my uncle would do. “Let go of my niece,” Aunt Pneona said, and Myxy was taken by Uncle Crin while Hover didn’t know what to do. He still couldn’t take his eyes off of Aunt Pneona. “Isn’t your uncle crazy?” Titus whispered. “I don’t know,” I answered. “Isn’t Aunt Pneona using magic?” “No, I didn’t,” Aunt suddenly answered while we were just looking at Uncle Crin.

Even Uncle Callum became like a father figure to me. Apart from the training, I learnt the fundamentals of magic with the help of Aunt Doreen. I was told she was a hybrid. Her mother was a sorcerer and she inherited the magic from her. She didn't share the same mother with my mother. That made me think about George and it hurts to see how much he hated me. If only we could be like my mother and Aunt Doreen. With the help of Aunt Doreen, I learnt a lot about magic and herbs.

I didn't know why that was nor how to solve it. I was so lost in my thoughts that I almost didn’t see Aunt Cordelia until I was nearly slamming into her back. "Hey there dear. Where's your mind at?" She said clasping my shoulders in her hands. I blinked looking up only to realize that I had somewhat strayed from the path home and I was now at the training grounds. I looked around and noticed that Aunt Cordelia was standing there watching a group of young recruits practice their magic. She seemed to have taken up that task more frequently lately, a task she had taken up to honor Uncle Ro, as she said

The banquet hall erupted in chaos. Elaine screamed in disbelief, "Nolan, what did you just call her? How can this woman possibly be your aunt?" Nolan helped me up from the floor and replied impatiently, "Why can't she? This is my Aunt Betty! I won't mistake my own aunt!" The comments went wild: [No way! She really is the male lead's aunt? This is a disaster for the sweetheart!] [Oh my, so she's the youngest daughter in the family. Those are usually doted on by the whole family. The male lead might get punished too, not just the sweetheart!]

“They felt your presence, Bastien. They were happy you are near, but… they want Nathan too.” Sebastian released a deep breath before kissing the top of her head. “Don’t worry, baby, we will reunite soon.” Gloria cleared her throat. “There’s one more thing, Agatha, Seb……” she paused, waiting for the pair to give her their attention. “Your mother and aunt must be stuck in something they value a lot. I am guessing that it’s something associated with magic or material possessions. Usually, these kinds of magics can be easily reversed with the power of three.”

Karina gave her one last piercing look before turning on her heels and walking away. Aunt Wally placed a gentle hand on Sophie’s shoulder, warmth seeping through her touch—a stark contrast to Karina’s coldness. “Sophie,” she murmured, her voice soft yet firm, “don’t take your mother’s harshness to heart. She wants you to succeed, even if she won’t admit it. But securing a deal with Apex Holdings?” She sighed. “That’s impossible. We’ve been rivals for over a decade. Forget it, dear.” Sophie straightened, determination burning in her gaze. “No, Aunt Wally. I’ll do it. I’ll pass this test.”

I forced a faint smile and was about to say something when Uncle Randy snatched the notebook from my hands. "Randy, what's so interesting about that ledger? You should be worrying about me instead!" Aunt Leah's voice shot up as she saw Uncle Randy snatch the notebook. Her face turned even paler—whether from pain or panic, it was hard to tell. Her reaction made me suddenly aware that something felt off.

“Get it together,” I whispered, noticing that my meat had begun to rise just by the thoughts of her. This was my aunt. My mother’s older sister. A married woman. Even if her husband never seemed to be around. Even if her eyes lingered a little too long on me when we talked. Even if her voice softened every time she said my name. I squeezed my eyes shut, breathing slowly, trying to unclench the tightness rolling through my body, I unzipped my shorts and beat my dick hard,