Robyn Rwby Novels & Stories

I don’t know how he isn’t taken – lord knows there’s a line a mile long of girls waiting for their chance. I guess that would make Rob the funny friend. He’s lanky and awkward, with a mop of curls that look like permanent bedhead. His eyes bulge out of his head, overshadowed by a somewhat bumpy nose – part due to his Jewish side and partly due to him breaking it as a kid. He’s definitely not a ladies’ man, but he’s got a lot of platonic girl friends. Rob’s a little slow on the uptake, but he’s always there to back you up even if he doesn’t understand what’s going – much like right now. Instead of pestering us with questions, he shrugs and dumps the snacks on Kieran’s bed, then starts retelli

My guilty conscience flashed to the night that I had asked Aiden to take the dead Alpha’s body home, and my eyes closed with regret. “You know what?” Ruby’s sweet voice grabbed my attention from my pity party. My eyes landed upon her beautiful face, smiling at me from across the table. Her watery blue gaze glistened with love. “You remind me of Storm. You have the same chocolate-brown eyes. You even have the flecks of gold around the edges.” She smiled fondly. I was shocked. My heart leaped up in my throat and I had to swallow it back down again. I coughed to clear it. “Wow, I wasn’t expecting that,” I admitted, feeling flustered.

CHAPTER 4 TAYLOR “Your name is Taylor Anya Fitzroy and you're an orphan. You lost your parents in an accident at fifteen and your grandpa died after you graduated from high school. You're twenty two years old, you lived in an apartment which was close to where you formerly worked as a barista at a Cafe and your boyfriend… Well, now your ex-boyfriend is Malcolm Doe.” Mr Rover listed every single information about myself while he sat before me in the mansion's living room but all I could think about was the amount of blood I just witnessed out there when he shot those bodyguards in their knees and hands.

Nazir and I reach the border in the woods first. I decided it would be safer not to shift, staying in our human form for now. The border is decided by the ravine, and it's almost perfect how the set of trees doesn't grow in one line, signifying this split between the territories. According to Rheyes, going further than this is dangerous; the rogues roam these woods and communicate too well with each other. There are two big rogue packs; one is in the east, where Rheyes has done his work, and one in the west.