Novel & Cerita Raven Smile

She shot a quick look of pure, unadulterated hatred toward my face before turning her head to smile sweetly and respectfully at Stone’s mother. “Thank you so much for bringing me back home where I belong, Mrs. Callahan,” Raven said smoothly, her smoky voice sounding incredibly smug. “I knew you would understand the truth of the situation. This motorcycle club desperately needs real, deep loyalty to survive the coming highway wars. Not… whatever this pathetic joke is.”

Raven smiled even brighter hearing Knight's whimper. [Okay, I'm sure you are upset at me for some good reason, can you please tell me so I can amend my mistake?] Knight "quickly" realized Raven's deliberate ignorance and decided it was wiser to give in asap. [Don't you think it's convenient to mindlink me? Especially when no one would suspect it since we are not from the same pack.] Raven suddenly put through Knight's mindlink request with a harmless smile. [It is, very convenient!] Knight smiled obsequiously, his voice filled with a desperate thirst for life.

Raven smirked as she sat next to him biting her tongue awkwardly. Why she have to be soo fucking stupid like that! Tbc…

" How about we enjoy the night and leave the boys talk for another day." Raven shook her head. Her friend has got their panties soaked and twisted by a guy whose mate was out there, waiting for him to sweep her off her feet and take her into his embrace. When this thought crossed Raven's mind, her heart clenched in pain and she didn't understand why. A weak smile appeared on Raven's face but a hit of sadness flashed across her eyes. She quickly composed herself and hid her emotions well. "Shall we grab ourselves some drinks??" Iris asked and motioned them to the bar.

smoking. Holden's heart skipped on seeing her. If only he understood what smiling was, he would have been doing that by now. " Oh. Sorry for bothering, I just wanted to check if you came to work today" Raven yawned lazily. Holden frowned his brows on seeing how tired she looked. He placed the cigarette on the table and stood up, approaching her. " Are you ok?" He asked. " Yep, at least" Raven mumbled. " Erm... about yesterday...

Raven was glad that she could provide a moment of levity for him, even if it was just for a moment. She hesitated for a moment before speaking, “I'm sorry…” she said, offering her condolences. As he smiled, Raven couldn't help but notice how his face changed. He reminded her of Lumiére when he smiled and did that thing with his eyebrows. She found herself staring at him for a moment before he spoke again, bringing her back to reality. “Don’t be, she deserved it…” he said, his face changing to one of anger. Raven couldn't help but feel a little unsettled by the sudden shift in his demeanor. He obviously admired this Phoenix. So what it a love hate relationship?

She had a tensed expression on her face which tells a lot on how she doesn’t like to be standing there next to Lorcan, forced to do this task with him. Lorcan on the other hand, has no idea about what Raven is feeling, or maybe he was just being oblivious about it. When a guest entered the packhouse, Raven’s expression changed instantly as she forced a practiced smile on her face. “Welcome!” Lorcan and Raven spoke simultaneously with equal smiles on their faces as they faced the new visitor. Raven’s smile turned stiff as she glanced back at Lorcan. Lorcan just stared back at her not taking any offense on how they said and did the same thing in unison.

He now stood, bowing slightly with his hand extended, waiting for her. “Smile,” Gia requested. “What?” Raven raised an eyebrow. “Smile for me.” There was nothing particularly amusing to make Raven smile, but with a hint of playfulness, Gia's request automatically brought a small smile to his face. It was enough to calm Gia. She would hold onto that smile all night like a strange charm to steady her emotions. “I don’t know why you want me to smile, but that was sweet. How about we go home now?” Raven suggested as they ascended the stone steps to the grand entrance.

ARIA My eyes moved from the open grave to Raven’s face, then back again, as if my mind needed to see it twice to believe it. The dead earth. The broken stone. My mother’s name carved in it. When I looked at Raven again, she was smiling, like this was a game she had already won. “Oh,” she said lightly, tilting her head. “You figured it out. Too bad you’re dying here and won’t get to tell a soul.”