Real Sofia The First Amulet Novels & Stories

"Kayla, have you seen Elizabeth's necklace? Tell me, does the totem on her necklace look the same as the one drawn on this paper?" "I..." The agreement to keep Nathan's secret weighed heavily on my mind. However, when I looked into Amber's determined eyes, like someone grasping at the last straw, my internal scales, shaken violently, ultimately tipped in favor of Amber. "Yes, Amber." I nodded with difficulty. "I can assure you, the totem on Elizabeth's necklace is the same as this one." "I know!" Amber's face lit up with surprise like a child. After quickly giving me a hug, she started looking around as if searching for something.

When our wolves awakened at eighteen, we were matched as mates. Everyone said we were a match made in heaven. I believed them. But during our senior year of high school, Damien returned from a border patrol after rescuing an Omega named Sarah from rogues. She was beautiful, appearing as fragile and innocent as a doe. Two months later, Damien finally made his decision. "Elena, let's break the mate bond. My wolf might have chosen you, but that's just instinct. I've never actually loved you, Elena. You've always just been like a sister to me."

"You are not going to be Luna." The look in her eyes, the sound of her voice. It didn't seem like she was bluffing. She meant it, and she was going to do all it takes to ensure that I would not end up as the Luna. "That is not your decision to make." She tilted her head slightly, a smile appearing on her lips. "If I were you, I would tone down my arrogance. You don't want to go about pissing off the wrong people." I heard female giggles, and I looked behind Amelia to see Sofia descending the stairs. Her right arms was wrapped with bandages, as she cradled her elbow. A feeling of satisfaction rose within me as I saw her, knowing she got that because she tried to touch my Alpha.

But Sofia was desperate. "I'll join you later." Sofia said, smiling politely. The owl fluttered happily to the center of Sofia's palm, where the dragonfly began to transform into a beautiful, sparkling gemstone before dissolving into nothingness. Sofia took the gemstone in her hands and studied it carefully, turning it around several times. The stone sparkled with every angle that Sofia turned it. Its facets glistened. It was truly the most beautiful thing that she had ever laid eyes on. Sofia had no idea how much it must cost, but she had money. She could afford to spend a lot of money on jewelry. So why not use it, especially if her mission would pay off? She had no idea what the purpose o

Her forehead was covered in sweat. Alix took the ring off her finger. Sofia loved the ring. She loved playing with it. “You see this? This is going to keep you safe, because you know I’m coming back for you. I’m going to help your father, because he is going to marry me and I’m going to be your mother, and you and I, and your father are going to bring this little guy or girl into the world.” She nodded. “Isn’t that right?” Sofia nodded but she did have tears falling down her

“It’s not a big deal; he gave me his credit to buy whatever I want.” As they walked back to the card, Alessandro couldn’t stop murmuring. “Alexander is going to kill me.” Sofia chuckled at his childish behavior. “It’s not like it is expensive.” “I know.” They were walking past a jewelry store, and the rings in the store caught Sofia’s attention. She paused to look at them, and Alessandro watched her admire the rings. “They are male rings," Alessandro informed her. She pulled his hand away. “Let’s get one.”

Never known there was any record at all. Two bundles. Two babies. She ran her thumb gently over the woman’s face, a strange ache blooming in her chest. Luca walked into the room and stopped dead when he saw what she was holding. His entire body went still. “Where did you get that?” he asked, voice low and careful. Sofia looked up, startled. “The orphanage. I arrived wearing the necklace. Sister Lucia kept both of these for me. I… I forgot about them until today.”