Robin Captured Novels & Stories

“I’m sorry it had to be like this, Emma. Come back with me. I’ll take care of you.” He seemed so sincere. Why? I wanted to believe him. I wanted to go with him. No. I took a small step backward again. “Emma! Stop moving!” he yelled. “There she is!” I looked around in confusion. Emma stop moving! My mind was becoming hazy What’s going on? Anthony was walking toward me. I stood there The next moment, I felt a sharp pain in my chest. I stumbled backward. I had been hit by a poisoned arrow. It was a nightshade flower.

"What a wonderful surprise!" "Hey, Carl," she smiled. "How's it at the zoo?" "Well, what can I help you with, cause you and I know you're not here because you care about me," he said. "You care only about Sheila Walker." "I want to see the guy that was brought in two weeks ago," she said authoritatively. "Which one?" he asked. "Three guys were brought in." "The one who bagged a sentence for armed robbery," Sheila replied. "Oh, the idiot amateur with the tattoo," he said and chortled. "Trevor."

But when I went to call him out on his cowardice, my brother continued speaking. "I saw a glowing blue flower, it was like a crystal and it was perfect. I knew we had nothing like it past our border so I took it. But the minute I touched it, I got attacked. I... I didn't know what to do, so I fought back! I didn't even get a good look at him but the next thing I knew, I... Robin, I accidentally slit his throat."

Robin stopped and said I should get into my disguise before the securities see me. I used my powers to change my facial features and make myself smaller. Anabelle didn't need any change since nobody knew her. We continued walking inside. We had only gotten about ten steps in when someone yelled Halt! We stopped and waited. "Who are you and why are you here?, the sentry said. Robin answered, "I am Robin, this is Anabelle and Mary. I am a member of this pack that went on a search for the cure to Alpha Khal sickness. I have brought a well-versed potion maker with me."

He glanced at me again and sent me a sly smile, taking a sip from his glass. My heart stopped beating for a moment. His smile was captivating, but his eyes were intimating, challenging me to defeat him in this game. I knew he was here to seek some answers from me. I decided to escape and leaft the dinner area by making an excuse. I made my way to my room when someone captured my wrist, halting me in the middle of the corridor. My heart started to thump inside my chest. I felt scared, yet excited. I didn't know what would happen. But I wanted something to happen. I wanted Jake to be here with me, burning with jealousy and confessing his undying love.

Raising a brow, Robin turned to Kaze and said indifferently, “Didn’t you say I wasn’t good enough to recruit you? I’ll show you.” He moved with stealth. Skipping over the railing, Robin leaped into the air. He was on the ninth floor of River Watcher Inn. The height would kill him. It was clear that Robin was only human. He could not defy the laws of gravity. He started to plummet rapidly. Robin tapped his toes on the edge of cornices on his way down, propelling his weight up to soften the descent. By repeating the approach on each floor, Robin landed safely on the ground.

he murmurs, a low, dangerous whisper that seems to pull the air from the room. My stomach tightens further. “Chosen for what?” the redhead asks lightly, her voice fragile in the cavernous hall. The hushed whispers around don't seem to reach us. The boy’s gaze shifts toward the far end of the hall, where a massive stained-glass window depicts a war scene. Humans fought something monstrous, something shadowed and unfamiliar. Creatures of myth? The details blurred as though the artist had intentionally left them indistinct, and the scene seemed alive, writhing in the colored light reflected through. He does not answer. It is as if he has not heard her at all.

Spotting him standing near the fireplace, engaged in conversation, Robin stumbled forward, his voice quivering with fear. "Alpha Leori! Help me! There's something...something attacking me!" he managed to blurt out, his words rushed and breathless. The room fell silent as all eyes turned towards Robin, the urgency and terror in his voice catching their attention. Alpha Leori's gaze locked onto Robin, concern etching deep lines on his face. Without a word, he swiftly approached Robin, his authoritative presence radiating a sense of calm amidst the chaos.

But we were in the middle of a battle, and I just needed her to be taken prisoner so we could finish the job and get out of there. At the bottom of the stairs, two guards stand at attention, both of them a bit pale. I pause to address them. “Are you all right, Creed? Gibbons?” “Yes, Alpha,” they both say. But then Creed continues, “We were here when they carried Hines away. He looked… awful.” Gibbons adds, “Nester didn’t look much better.” “It’s fine,” I tell them. “She’ll calm down in a day or two. Besides, she won’t ever get down here.”

All color has been stripped from the world, which is repainted in shades of blue from the near soul-deep night sky to the cool, silvery white snow that glitters on the ground like millions of tiny flashbulbs. It might as well be full daylight; I can see every needle on the spruces, every branch on every tree, all of it jiggling and whispering with its voice, urging me to run. A motion near the tree line, too far for human eyes to see in the dark, captures my attention, and there, highlighted in swirling goals, a small rabbit. The yellow aura around it drifts sparkles this way and that, enticing me to run after it. Nathan’s claws grip my arm before I can run, and when I look at him, he doesn’