Pure Silver Spoon Novels & Stories

with that said, he suddenly bent the silver spoon I was holding until it crumpled before my eyes like a piece of paper. At that moment, I went wide in shock while staring at him. My lips were also quivering badly. This was not what I was expecting. How did it come to this? “Now, Gael, do you believe me now or would you rather I do more to show you just what I can do?” I staggered backwards and the silver spoon I was still on, fell to the ground. “Tsk, tsk, tsk. I still don't understand what's so good in you that the moon goddess will be so blind to make you our mate. A human, a weakling, and a man at that! You're all the abominable features for a mate.”

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he cursed under his breath. "You know, I was thinking," Raven began, tapping the spoon against his chin, "and I thought 'If I'm gonna bring a spoon, why not also bring food to go in it?' I mean, that's what spoons are used for, after all. So I brought this. Thought you could have a bit of cereal… consider it my treat. Most of the others don't get fed, so you'd better enjoy this." As she dipped the spoon into the bag and pulled it out, piled high with silver shavings cloaked with wolfsbane.

I had to struggle to suppress a laugh. The Silver Myst was an urban legend, a pure silver wolf who showed up when things looked at their worst. He first appeared near four years ago, shortly after the war began, and has, supposedly, been seen numerous times since. It was always out of the corner of someone’s eye, or seen by a friend of a friend. Chris and the others were too old to believe in fairy tales.

Instead, she reached into her pocket and pulled out a small, tarnished silver spoon. It was from the tea set in the nursery… the one I had told her was for dolls. "What are you doing?" I asked, putting my spoon down. Elara ignored me. She dipped the small spoon into the hot soup. She held it there for a count of five, her lips moving silently as she counted. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. She pulled the spoon out and held it up to the candlelight, squinting at the metal. She turned it over, checking for discoloration.

He sighs, “Okay, we’ll start with the least pure, which I’m sure you’ll be absolutely fine with, and work our way up to the bar of pure silver we found on some human on our lands. We have no idea what he planned to do with it; it’s literally an ingot of the stuff.” He points to a solid bar of silver with the sterling mark on it, she hums, “But it’s definitely the ‘good’ stuff.” She nods, she wanted to start at the hard end, but understands his caution.

“Daddy, can I please have a taste?” “Of course, you can,” the museum staff replied. “Those are spoons which you can use at each scoop.” She pointed at a bunch of clean silver spoons. Thank you for your patronage.” Scooping Ariel into his arms again, Spencer gay a hold of some spoons in his hand and raised them to Ariel’s face. “There are five spoons in my hand. That means you can have five scoops of chocolate only. Nothing more. You okay with it?”

He leaped to his feet and backed away in terror when her eyes glowed and her fangs protruded. "Silver!!" she mumbled, holding the hand she had used to touch the spoon. "Sorry for the inconvenience. I forgot. The spoons and forks are made of silver. I'm truly sorry!" He hurried through his words and snatched up the spoons and forks from the tray. He walked out of the bedroom and straight to the kitchen, where he tossed them in the trash, cursing himself for making such a blunder. He dropped his hand on the counter and heaved.

Now, it became the perfect scoop with the headline, "Groom Vanishes on Wedding Day." And where was the missing groom? He was standing quietly before my gravestone, holding a bouquet of my favorite white roses. His phone vibrated nonstop with calls from Penelope and Sammy. Annoyed, Peter simply hurled his phone into the shallow creek nearby. I winced watching his expensive phone sink to the bottom. After Penelope broke my phone, I couldn't bring myself to buy a new one. But Peter had just tossed away a thousand-dollar phone like a banana peel.

I wasn’t going to wait for him to come back and touch me. I moved. I ignored the bed. Ignored the fruit on the table. I searched the room. I opened drawers. I looked under cloths. I hoped for something sharp. A knife. Scissors. Anything. There was nothing. Then I saw the table. A plate of meat sat there. Beside it was a heavy silver spoon. It wasn’t a knife. But it was metal. I knelt by the fireplace and pressed the spoon against the rough stone. I rubbed it hard. The sound scraped through the quiet room. I worked until my fingers hurt. Until my hands shook. The silver wore away, showing hard metal beneath.