Novel & Cerita Push By Sapphire Full Book

Sapphires POV “Fight it, Sapphire, fight it. Don’t give up yet, you will get there soon enough. ” The voice kept on telling me as I struggled to maintain my mindset. It was hard to listen to positive talks when you were walking on the verge of your death. “I can’t, It’s stronger than me, I won’t make it. I'm trying but I don’t think I would be able to do it. ” I yelled out struggling to pass through a storm as the voice from the other side kept on urging me and encouraging me.

"You ripped it out. You chose the dirt. You chose to rot like a human instead of reigning as a Sovereign. Look at you. You’re leaking your life into the dust, and for what? For a boy who can’t even look at your scars without trembling?" "I chose to be the one who decides when my story ends," Sofia whispered, her fingers fumbling on the cold floor. Her hand brushed the discarded Heartstone. The gem was dull, a matte grey pebble that looked like a dead coal, but deep within its fractured core, a single, stubborn spark of sapphire-jade remained. It was a dying ember, the last of the Triple-Blood's light, refusing to go out. "You spent a century building a machine out of people’s souls. I’m just

"I'll wring your neck for that statement. Not only did you trespass and try to take a man that is not yours, but you have the guts not to recognise his mate?" Crap! This is bad. Astra might be arrogant and a bitch but she had the powers to support it. Not just by her background but her powers. She had the powers to manipulate sound and nature and she was great at it. I'm not sure Sapphire would be able to handle her and I can't afford to fight her because of the contract. It forbids either of us from laying a hand on each other and neither can my pack members lay a hand on her, or her pack. "Ah," Sapphire said with a surprising nonchalance, dropping her legs on the floor and drying her tears

Heather whispered to her, gritting her teeth in anger and face red. Sapphire only wanted them to be responsible for the kid that is still breathing in her, she didn't want pride to get in the way of her kid’s growth and survival, it is just not worth it, she didn't even have Heather in her train of thought when she reached out to them. “Now that I think about it, you are s fucking pathetic,” Sapphire said in a tone that made it seemed like she just realized that. “What?” “I mean, if you are so sure about that damn man of yours, you didn't need to get worried over the woman he left for you,”

THIRD PERSON POV Saphire pushed through the branches without slowing even though the burn in her ribs was flaring with every step but she refused to slow down or stop moving. Because that meant she would start thinking. By the time her isolated cabin came into view she finally stopped at the treeline to watch the place. The cabin was quiet and the windows were dark while the door was still shut. That’s the way it was meant to look but she couldn’t be too sure. Something felt off.

“You insult me, Victor.” He opened his mouth to protest, but I was already moving. My hand shot out, grabbing his wrist in a vice-like grip. He winced, his eyes wide with fear. “You made a mistake,” I said, my tone ice-cold. “And in my world, mistakes have consequences.” I squeezed harder, watching the blood drain from his hand, his pulse fluttering under my fingers like a trapped bird. He tried to jerk away, but I didn’t let go. “Matteo, please,” he stammered, his voice cracking. “It was just business—”

“I’ll be over to see you later. We can discuss it then.” Sapphire ended the call, returned to her wheelchair, and wheeled herself back into the living room to continue her charade. Her jaw tightened as she made a vow to herself. “I won’t let her win. I’ll bring him back and remind him that he’s mine.” No. He’d come back on his own—he always does—but he needed to be reminded not to underestimate her. Her mind buzzed with schemes, but none felt solid enough. Her frustration boiled over, and she grabbed the wine glass, flinging it onto the ground, where it shattered with a deafening crash, startling the workers.

If anyone knows how she feels, it’s me. The crazy thing is she lost him once, but he found his way back to her, fought, and went to every extreme possible on this icy planet to get her back in his arms. The fantastic thing about this is that the second time around, he was no longer a Bampire. He was human but with a unique DNA that could heal a Bampire if a Bampire was in danger. If you want to know how Guy changed back to a human, you must read Mind Night Blue 3rd Night with a Bampire, She Wolf Alpha, and Bamptillia by LB Harpdog, which are books three, four, and five of his Mind Night Blue series. Somehow, Cristina could communicate with me from the Earth, from the spacecraft

She had never seen anything like it, and her own strength terrified her. Was it true? Was everything in her mom’s journal real? Was she becoming a vampire? Scarlet was finding it harder and harder to discount all of the strange things happening to her. Her super strength. The light sensitivity. Her speed. And most of all, her desire to feed. Too many things were adding up. As she drove in the darkness, she felt there was only one place she could go, only one person she could turn to who might understand. Sage. She didn’t know why, especially after his having asked her to leave, but for some reason she felt he’d understand. She followed the streets back to River Road, past mansion after mansi

I said into her ear as Pyrite landed in front of our home. “I will not stick around!” She said as she dismounted my brother’s back and walked towards the people she came with. “Sapphire!” I yelled, running to catch up to her, grabbed her waist, turned her around and threw her over my shoulder. “You Bastard! Put me the FUCK DOWN NOW!!!” She roared as her fists pounded on my back. Pyrite followed us as I ignored her and continued up towards our room. “Sapphire,” Pyrite whispered, “We are sorry. We thought that it would be best because we are both interested in men, we didn’t want you to feel like you weren’t enough for us because you are female.”