Ruby A Novel Novels & Stories

Once the violent rush of water settled I landed on my feet and looked at Ruby. “What the hell…” I whispered to myself. She was beautiful, like a nine tailed goddess, and to top it all off she was in her second stage. I couldn’t tell if she even shifted into her first stage before jumping right into the second. Her eyes were still closed as if she didn’t want to open them. “Did I do it? Is something wrong? I don’t want to look…” She comments as she closes her eyes tighter. “Open your eyes and see for yourself.” She slowly opens them and gasps with excitement.

“You’ll tell me what’s in the journal first. Then you’ll get what you want.” She paused. Then grinned. “I like your spirit.” Melinda took the book, flipped it open, and began reading aloud in a low, ancient chant. Her voice sent chills down my spine. Then she stopped. Her eyes gleamed. “Oh... I just knew it. You're Ravena's daughter,” she said, stepping toward me and tugging at a strand of my hair. “In English,” I said coldly, brushing her hand away. She rolled her eyes. “Fine. It says...

Tiya: "Please mom this is not weird it's my favorite - Troubles with the president, it's one of the leading romAnce novel in webnovel" Mrs. Aka took her mobile and switched it off and made both the girls to sleep and then she she went back to her own room. The moment they both heared the creaking sound of door closing, Ruby peeked out of the blanket and same was done by Tiya. Ruby in whispering tone:"When will he come? " Tiya: "Why will he come today? we were together in the morning, I don't think he will come now. "

was the next question he asked, taking a seat at one of the tables. “Just a cramp,” Ruby lied, dismissing the matter as she spared her foot a glance. Her eyes flickered into his face to catch him frowning momentarily before she forced them to the now-soaked book that lay on the table. Outside, rain continued to pour down in torrential sheets. She could not imagine stepping in the streets that way or traveling on the bus. She would need to call Riley to pick her up, but she did not want to bother her sister. Ruby was drenched from head to toe, the slick strands of her hair sticking to her cheeks. Plopping down on another chair opposite Caden, she mumbled to him, her voice dry, “Please don’t e

She looked mysterious and alluring, in that moment. As I ponder at this moment, my hands leaning with the concrete walls, I realized there was something alluring about being up here in the dark with Ruby. A secret intimacy that came from sharing this moment together outside of normal life. I glanced over at her. Her profile was highlighted by the glow of her cigarette, her eyes focused on the forest below. "What are you doing up here?" I asked finally, breaking the silence. Ruby took a long drag from her cigarette before answering. She paused, as if considering her answer, "Thinking. Escaping for a while from a dangerous scene I had ventured earlier at the circus,"

Ruby is probably already fast asleep. Realizing now that I’m absolutely starving, I decide to walk to the kitchen to scrounge up something to eat. The corridors are quiet, lit only by the torch that I carry in my hands. As I turn the corner toward the east wing, however, I see a light peeking out from under the library door. I can’t think of anyone else who might be inside at this hour, so with a smile, I open the door. Just as I thought, Ruby is hunched over at a desk. She’s in her robe, and she’s got a large book open in front of her that she’s poring over vigorously. I didn’t know that she was this scholarly, but something about it warms me.

i sink onto the edge of Ruby’s mattress trying to breathe around the cold rush spreading through my chest. Ruby is fifteen. Fifteen, and planning to disappear. Not run away for a night. Not rebel for attention. Disappear. I scroll, my fingers numb. She’s planning everything with this boy—hotels, money, who will cover for her.its reckless desperate naïve…and terrifying. im still staring at her phone when the bedroom door suddenly clicks shut. Ruby’s footsteps. She stops in the doorway. her eyes widen just slightly when she sees me sitting on her bed.but its not the look of someone caught its the look of someone already halfway gone.

At least on the outside. Inside, everything felt tender. Raw. Like the skin beneath a scab. The morning after the rooftop, Ruby moved through St. Celeste on muscle memory alone. Her eyes stayed forward. Her jaw stayed set. When Lila asked if she was okay, Ruby smiled and said, “Fine,” with a steadiness that fooled no one but ended the conversation anyway. Zara slid into the seat beside her in homeroom and whispered, “You’re being scary calm.” Ruby shrugged, opening her notebook. “I’m being done.”

Ruby beams. I let my tears drop as I look at the floor, when I move my hips, I feel my phone in my pants pocket. What should I do? Is anyone even aware that I'm gone? How can I place a call? Why do I only meet psychopaths in my life? "So…" Ruby walks up to me, and gently takes a seat beside me. "Anne clearly said I can have my way with you. But you're pregnant, and if I could kill those babies I would. Buh because I like you way too much I can't do that"

This story is entirely fictional. All places, names, characters, and settings of the novel are entirely fictional. They are in no way tied to real world events, or ongoing situations, besieged by the current society, although similarities can occur from time to time, during reading. By reading this novel, you do not hold the author responsible.