Robin Goodfellow Sabrina Novels & Stories

'I need to add Axel Brainer's identity as Jasmine's little brother, the mysterious elder who was on Raisen's bad side, and Shadow who works with/knows him to the board. Her hidden board is covered in lines pointing to names and pictures, as well as several highlighted points. “I had no idea preparing a trap could consume so much time. I went spying at night and came back in the morning.” She mumbles something. “My final preparation before resting will be to check the quantity of mini bombs.” Selina takes a drawer from beneath her work desk and counts the explosives she has on hand. “There are only ten of them left, which, while not ideal, should be sufficient; I take six and give him the res

I finally remembered how carefree he was back then, he didn’t change at all. “The Alphas are back! And they found their Luna!” I heard someone screaming on the right of the hallways, making everyone gasp in surprise. I suddenly got nervous because I was sure the rumors would spread like wildfire. Everyone will have their eyes on me from now on. Before I completely succumbed to my negative thoughts, someone approached us. It was my friends together with the beta of the pack, Eon Theodore. “Hey there and…woah! Sarina! You changed a lot!” Eon exclaimed before wrapping his hands around my shoulders, “You looked mature now! Happy birthday!”

He lifted his foot and drove it straight into Sabrina's chest. She was sent flying backward, her body slamming hard against the armrest. She collapsed into the aisle, staring at the man who had been tenderly wiping cream from the corner of her lips just an hour ago. "Cedric… y-you kicked me?" Cedric wrapped the blanket tightly around himself and didn't even spare her a glance. Tears and mucus ran together down Sabrina's face. Whatever faith she had left was shattered completely after that single kick. At the same time, William turned toward the cameras raised by the foreign team and shouted frantically, "It was all Sabrina! She has a history of mental illness! She stole the poison! I didn't

Antonio shivered, Davina crumpled to the ground, the last surviving Twilight warrior dropped dead with his heart ripped out. The Silvermoon pack stood victorious. Raphaela bounded in, transforming to human form immediately. Lorenzo smiled, his blind eyes not seeing her. It was all over. He collapsed.

So why would he want anything to do with us? “Abraxas has five children,” Gray says. “Three boys.” My heart drops as my blood runs cold. A buzzing in my ears and head make everything fuzzy and static-y. Like I’m underwater and can barely make out what they’re saying. “With the bloodlines being as muddled as they are now-” he says. “Selling us off-” I hear Ice say in the background. “Case-” Bo, I think, says. “Can’t believe this-” Ice groans.

Sabrina embodied a rare combination of inner and outer beauty that resonated deeply with me. ‌ As I stood there, silently observing her, a swell of gratitude washed over me. Sabrina wasn't just a healer and a friend; she was my fated mate. The realization hit me with a profound sense of blessing. Fate had woven our paths together, and in her, I found not only solace but a partner to face the challenges that life, and my cursed existence, presented. ‌ “Now you're up and about. How are you feeling?" Sabrina's words dispersed my reverie and pulled me back to awareness.

My overwhelming sadness had turned to anger so much that my pheromones had seeped out in high doses, it made Cross nearly lose control of the steering wheel. I took a deep breath, and unclenched my fist that was already drawing blood, and I wiped it off with a handkerchief. I instinctively looked over at Eli, and the little guy was so invested in what he was watching and didn't pay mind to anything. Sabrina on the other hand looked like she was fighting for her life two seconds ago, as colour gently returned to her face. “I'd like to pick some important things from my apartment,” Sabrina said to Cross, like he was the one in charge.

She looks at me as if asking what the hell I'm talking about. "That friendly gesture with that girl!" I stated. "What? Is it bad to be good?" she asked back. "Haha! No, it is not, It's just not like you" "Lol! I think Rox is kind! We can befriend her!" "Don't know! As you've said, she's kind so we're complete opposite" I saw her shake her head at what I said. I just shrugged. The great Black approaches someone and treats her nicely. I don't know what's on that woman that she was able to captivate Black.

I didn’t have dinner yet, but I voluntarily did the chore just so I could take my mind off of things and calm down. “I…” Helen suddenly spoke, breaking the silence between us. “Sabrina… I-I just want to say thank you for what you did last time.” I turned my head to her. She was looking down on the plates she was holding, fidgeting. After a short while, she met my eyes and gave out a small smile. It was the first time I saw her smile. She’s one of the lycan Omegas that didn’t really like hanging out with the non-lycan wolves like me.

"You're doing this because they don't love you." Sabrina’s eyes flashed with a sudden, violent rage. "They loved me before you arrived! I was the one they came to. I was the one who shared their bed. And then you showed up with your 'special' status and your 'rare' wolf, and suddenly I’m just a ghost in my own home." She raised the dagger high. The orange glow reflected in the sweat on her forehead. "No more," she hissed. She brought the blade down. I expected a quick strike, but she was slow. She wanted me to feel it coming. When the glowing silver touched the tender skin of my inner thigh, the world turned white.