Novel & Cerita Reina Jungla Reviews

Nothing to hide my aura and the baby wasn't helping. The glyph on my skin pulses. Red light glowing like flame. The baby's heartbeat echoed. So loud that it shook the glass walls. Because of me, because of the hybrid child, everyone in here might end up in trouble.

I argued back and gripped the candlestick tighter. "The Crimson Eclipse is a myth for frightened children and I know you hired a common mercenary to wear that red cloak," Rhea dismissed my claim with a wave of her hand. "I know the truth and I will make sure the entire royal court knows it by morning," Rhea promised with a wicked and cruel smile. "I will have the guards drag your father out into the main courtyard at dawn so everyone can see his shame." "They will strip House Asteri of all titles and lands before they throw both of you into the deepest dungeon for treason against the crown."

Nakalimutan ko na nga kung anong itsura niya at kahit ang boses niya. I looked at kuya, still wearing his nagtatampo face. Never did I know that it was the last tine I'll saw my Kuya's nagtatampo na face. "Miss?" iwinagayway ni Jungle ang kanyang kamay sa harap ko na nagpabalik sa akin sa tamang huwisyo. "Tapos na binibini, huwag mo mung papagurin ng husto ang iyong mga paa. Para hindi sumakit ang mga muscles mo." ani ni Doc Rei.

Junior and Allysyn marvelled at the reversible tabletops and Allysyn even went to check out the fake window to be sure it wasn’t real. One of the attendants assigned to them threw them into an excited frenzy as he pointed a remote at the window and the pastoral scene changed to that of a water brook where fishes were leaping out of the water and splashing themselves. For the first time, Reyona heard Allysyn laugh, it was such an enjoyable, tinkling sound that had her smiling wildly. She felt Maxwell touch her hand and she looked at him as she blinked back the moisture that was setting in her eyes. He looked at her in understanding as he curled his hand around hers.

**Elara's POV** Kael's shoulder dug into my stomach as he sprinted through the dense forest, trees blurring into streaks of black and silver under the moonlight. Every powerful stride sent jolts through my body. His hand stayed clamped on my ass, fingers digging in possessively with each leap over fallen logs and streams. The wind whipped my hair, carrying the distant thunder of pursuing paws. "Put me down," I demanded, gripping his blood-slick back. My voice came out breathier than I wanted.

Aria's wolf doesn't look like she likes to share but she also has to adapt to the fact that Aria is a hybrid, sharing her with a fairy blood. As we run deeper into the forest, Aria's wolf is having the time of her life. We were racing each other through the trees, our paws pounding the earth in a wild chase. My wolf nipped playfully at Aria's wolf's heels, trying to get her to speed up. Aria's wolf was responding with playful growls, darting and weaving through the underbrush with a fluidity that belied her tension earlier. The forest was alive all around us, this is the most carefree we've ever been in a long time, leaves rustling, twigs snapping, and the sound of their panting breaths ming

The team opened fire, the sounds of gunshots and snarls filling the air. “Reyna, stay behind me!” I shouted, my wolf pushing against my control as adrenaline surged through me. But she didn’t listen. One moment, she was at my side, her eyes wide with fear. The next, something dark and monstrous lunged from the shadows, its claws wrapping around her waist. “Reyna!” Her scream pierced through me, and my vision turned red. The creature—a grotesque blend of fur and scales—dragged her into the jungle, its movements swift and unnatural.