Purple Hyacinth Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

I said quietly. My eyes moved toward the next section carved into the stone. “They ruled together.” Silence filled the chamber instantly. Because there it was. One figure standing between all three races. The hybrid figure towered over the others carved beneath it while symbols circled its body like chains. Long fangs. Wolf claws. Eyes glowing with carved fire. Female. Karin stepped beside me slowly. “That’s impossible.” My stomach tightened hard. Because I remembered the symbol on Zara’s hand the night she was born

Hyacinth stood at the edge of the carriage, her eyes wide with fear and desperation. “Stop,” she pleaded, tears streaming down her face. “Don’t do this.” For a moment, I hesitated. The rage in my chest battled with the softer emotions her presence stirred in me. My hand trembled. “Please,” she whispered, her voice breaking. “This isn’t who you are.” I released him, shoving him to the ground. He gasped for air, his hand clutching his throat as he looked between Hyacinth and me. “This isn’t over,” he rasped before disappearing into the shadows. “And I swear… I will track you down until you’ve got nowhere to hide.”

“Triniti, I know you want to date him, but I need to tell you something really important. Just please listen to me!” I rolled my eyes and hung up the phone. I did not know what had gotten into her. As soon as I placed the phone done, I heard rustling noises coming from the trees. I turned around and didn’t see anything. I thought maybe it was just the beautiful breeze that I just felt. So, I just ignored it and went about my night. I heard another rustle, but this one had caught my complete attention. I grabbed my phone before I slowly got up off the chair, which was hard as fuck since I was over here carrying two big babies. I looked at the bush right across from me. It moved again and a so

Cherry directed Crystal's gaze towards Red who wasn't recognized by her. "Ok?" she asked. "Isn't he cute Crystal??" cherry giggled happily like she had seen some fairy . "Don't tell me you called me for that?" Crystal hissed as she tried walking away. She disliked distraction more especially when Cherry did it. "Hey wait up!" Cherry begged with her puppy looking eye balls. "What now Cherry!" Crystal grumpily returned. "He has placed his orders. Could you go serve him? Please am kinda shy. Here you go Crystal" She handed over the cup of coffee with cream on it over to Crystal.

Walking into the compound, she tried to avoid the front empty space which might give her out. She passed through the flower beds and then toward an open window. She didn’t have to tiptoe. One of the best things she could boast of as a vampire was the hearing ability which was deeper than a foe. Merely by standing beside the window, their words began to flow into her ears. “I don’t know you have a kid, Is this how you at White claw hide secrets?” Alpha Arthur poised and Jasmine’s vein tightened at his question. He actually made jest of her pack which was a pain to her spine. It was surprising and Dominic would know about his behaviors and would be able to tackle him. That junk Alpha was alway

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match Book Two: The Green Dawn Chapter 211: The Child Who Chose The white seed rose through the living roots. Past the underground rivers. Past the ancient chambers. Past the upside-down forest. It emerged beneath the emerald sky. The people in the nameless city looked up in wonder. The tiny seed drifted silently. It carried no light of its own. Instead... It reflected the light within every heart it passed. Some saw it as silver.

Chapter 15 – Silas The night air felt thick around me, every breath a reminder of the tension between Hyacinth and me, thick enough to choke on. I could still feel the heat of her skin against mine, the taste of her lingering on my lips like a drug I couldn’t quit. And yet, all I wanted was to distance myself from it, from her. But it was too late for that now.

--- END OF CHAPTER 86 The abyss finally revealed the truth. Rhydian was never the sacrifice. He was the obstacle. And something behind the gate had just noticed him.

Esper glanced back nervously, and the stag nodded his head, encouraging her to go in. Taking a deep breath, Esper cleared the vines and revealed a doorless archway. Inside, the stone building was full of flora. Climbing up the walls were white datura flowers, and the floor was covered with blooming rain lilies. The moon shone brightly through the holes in the roof, turning all of the white flowers silver, just like her hair. The area was what Esper was searching for, and she had the stag to thank for bringing her there. Esper heard a rustling and turned around to see the stag trying to make its way inside. She couldn't help but chuckle a little as she watched the animal struggle. He couldn't

I sat up and blinked for a couple of times to get rid of the blurriness brought by a couple of hours of sleep, startled when certain visions flashed beneath my eyelids. “Whoa! What was that?” I threaded my fingers on my hair and tried to pat them back into place, “What did I –?” I saw myself holding out a hyacinth flower to Rubin, saying, “An act of responsibility for I have willingness to become better; humans call it an apology,” I watched as the hyacinth flower floated around her, making me slap my forehead at the memory as the scene shifted.