Raven Smile Mga Nobela at Kwento

Raven rolled her eyes " Didn't you just say you'll roast him alive" She frowned in confusion " Wait! How did he even call you directly, are you.. " I'm Meek and he's Eight, we're Venom's companions" Meek said with an outstretched hand, Raven enveloped her hand with his, she wondered why she felt like she was drowning while staring into his deep brown eyes. " Uh.I I'm Raven Smith, the eldest miss of the Smith family, it's nice to meet you both" **** Even as Olivia scanned the entire hall, she couldn't find anything that could have frightened Daera.

Raven calls playfully. I roll my eyes even though a smile tugs at my lips. When I open the door, Raven walks in with all the confidence of someone who has absolutely no anxiety in her DNA. Her hair is in curlers, one sock is missing, and she still manages to look better than 90% of the world population. “You look like you’re about to bolt,” she says, dropping a makeup bag onto my bed. “Or puke, or maybe both.” “Thanks for the vote of confidence.”

Raven reached for a pack of cigarettes and held out the packet for Elena. She shook her head. “I don't smoke.” “Yet…” Raven added. Silently, Elena watched Raven place the stick of cigarette between her lips and light an end on fire. Raven didn't look like most of the girls back home. Dark purple hair that shimmered faintly under the light, tanned skin, face piercings and a tattoo sleeve. Raven blew out a puff of smoke. “So what're you in here for? You know majority of the people who join in are homeless people who've got no place to go.” She eyed Elena briefly. “You don't exactly look like you've been homeless.”

And it got me thinking if the few humans here don’t worry about living among monsters. I brushed the thought aside and started scrolling through old pictures of me and Mom. We were so happy together, and it's heartbreaking to realize that she didn't really care how I was coping here in Velmora. While I was still swapping through the pictures, I spotted Raven from where I was sitting. He was caressing the fur of a dog with a smile on his face. Wow! I didn't know he knew how to smile, with how he always keeps a straight face. I smiled with him, trying to get more glimpses of him, forgetting that I was perching on a window ledge.

Raven's eyes sweep over me, slow and appraising, before their lips curl into a knowing smile. "Oh, honey," they purr, clapping their hands together. "This is going to be fun." Raven practically vibrates with excitement, their eyes sweeping over me like I'm a couture gown they can't wait to tailor. Neon lights reflect off their sequined jumpsuit, throwing glimmers of purple and silver across their dark skin. I shift under their gaze, suddenly hyper-aware of how ordinary I must look compared to the dazzling explosion of colour around me. But Raven doesn't seem to mind. They take a step closer, eyes glinting.

He didn’t blame her. Raven inhaled deeply, steadying himself. He offered a gentle smile, his voice low yet steady. “It’s okay… I’ll wait.”

The entire place smelled like smoke, oil, and blood. Actual blood. My breathing caught painfully in my throat. Oh my God. “Look at the camera, pretty girl.” A hand suddenly grabbed my hair and yanked my head back so hard pain shot through my scalp. I cried out immediately as a phone flashlight was shoved directly into my face, the brightness making tears instantly gather in my eyes. The man holding the phone smirked while angling the camera toward me. “Ravens,” he said. “We got your girl.” Confusion hit me through the fear.

The man looked up at her and smiled. "Raven," he said. "Like the bird?" Brienne asked. Raven burst out laughing, leaving Brienne with a confused expression. "Yes, babydoll, like the bird," Raven replied, kissing the back of her hand. It was the first time anyone had made that comparison, and he couldn't deny that it amused him. Brienne bit her bottom lip, and seeing this, Raven immediately placed his thumb on her lips.

Raven called as their eyes turned to hers, changing to gold. “What do you want little girl? Why don’t you take off that mask, so we can see your pretty face,” replied the man that must have spoken first. “Who says it’s pretty, maybe I keep it covered because it’s hideous,” smirked Raven, if it wasn’t for the cameras, she would have tried her innocent approach, but she didn’t want to be known yet around here, not until she had more answers. They laughed, “We’ll find out soon enough. We’ll give you once chance to say why you’re here?”

Besides, Westbrook wasn’t too far from the pack’s base, so practically, Raven could still keep an eye on things without having to lead every single day. Raven smiled widely, something Selina had never seen before. His smile had the quiet charm of a wolf holding back its wild beauty, making him even more magnetic. Selina quickly looked away, realizing she’d been staring too long. That smile sent a strange ripple through her, something she wasn’t supposed to feel. Her cheeks heated up, but Raven’s offer to go with him sparked a new hope. She imagined a different life. A life that was free and happy. A place she could build by opening herself up to genuine people