Rwby Fanfiction Ruby Time Semblance Novels & Stories

He is quiet now, but only because there’s nothing left to scream against. Ruby turns, and I notice the small change in her expression. Her eyes soften slightly, like a shutter opening just a crack. She looks at me, just for a second. She doesn’t say a word. But then her gaze flickers toward Aurora. The faintest smile touches Ruby’s lips. It is rueful, private, and meant to pass strength forward. She knows Aurora will live. She knows Aurora will live the life that she couldn't.

Sebastian POV My mind was a mess of thoughts. We barely escaped death multiple times in the last few months, and I was the root cause just about every time. I looked at Ruby, clothes soaked through and purple crystal humming with a glow. It seemed to be draining her magic, yet she made no effort to simply remove it. She was connected to all of this, and I needed to get a grip of what that meant before I lost her.

Slowly, she became immersed in the intimacy and forgot about the woman who could hear their voices from outside. “Is she purposely instigating me?” Ruby grumbled as she crossed her arms in front of her chest. Her face contorted in disgust every time Amber's moans caught her ear. "But it's okay. Have fun while you still can. I'll give you leeway." Smirking, Ruby glanced at the photo in her hand. She and Adam who were only covered by a blanket looked very cute there. The man was clearly reluctant to loosen the hug. “Let's see if the excitement is still there when my Moonstone returns.”

If the pressure increased just a little, Jay's chest might crumble into sand. “You're going to kill me? Haven't you got what you wanted?" said Jay, maintaining a relaxed smile. Ruby's roar erupted. Jay translated. The girl was screaming, Not yet! “Just go ahead and kill it.” The backs of Jay's four fingers gently stroked the fur on Ruby's cheek. The touch then boiled down to his thumbs, intended to massage the eyelids. No one blinked. Ruby noticed the strangeness in Jay's red pupils. The star fragments reappeared, this time like a constellation following a vortex. Jay’s twisting beauty contracted then expanded repeatedly in the rhythm of her breath. Calm. Ruby often felt the same when lookin

Riley's voice rang from the doorway as she stepped into the room, her hands on her waist. “What makes you believe so?” I asked. “Uhhh because I saw her future.” She bragged and I snapped up immediately. “Really?” I asked, holding onto her. “Yep,” She replied. “But there was something I didn't see clearly.” “What’s that?” “In my vision, Ruby did come back, but she didn't come back alone.” She said, her brows furrowed. “She’s going with Jace,” I said, poking her head. “No, not Jace.” She continued. “It was blurry, but I did see a light following her, which was why I couldn't picture who or what it was.”

Asks Camille. I smile at her. "Don't be in a hurry, my darling. You have your role to play, everyone does." **RUBY'S POV** The thought of revenge makes me so horny. I lie in my bed with my legs spread wide apart in a sexy red lingerie that suits me so smugly, that it seems to melt into my skin, making me look like a sexy viper ready to strike, and striking to destroy.

"Yeah... Do you know him?" "Know him?" Ruby scoffed and twirled a strand of her coil like fiery red hair around a pale finger, her brown eyes like pennies. "Hell, I work for the guy - who seems to procrastinate like the Devil lies." I chuckled and nodded, now remembering Emrys mentioning how Laker is afraid of her. "He can hold off on things," Ruby chuckled and looked at my dress, her eyes not missing both the golden sun and my mate's mark.

(I giggled bitterly. I didn’t wait another second. I dashed out, and Ruby followed close behind. “Wait! Did you see the girl he was with? It’s weird to say this, but she looks just like you. I could mistake you for her, honestly,” Ruby said. I stopped, stunned, and turned to glance at her. “What do you mean?” I murmured, curiosity rising. “Maybe he’s into girls like you,” Ruby said, her eyes wide with intrigue.

I whispered back. But Ruby didn’t stop. "What’s it like being into someone who’s clearly just pretending to like you?" Her words should not have gotten to me, but they did. The words dug into my spine, causing me physical pain. I turned, ignoring Levi’s attempt to keep me glued to his side My eyes locked on hers. "Don’t you have anything better to do? Like rehearse for next week’s pageant of petty?" Ruby stood, tilting her head. "Aw, touchy. I was just wondering…have you two been intimate? I don’t see any mating mark on you. What’s the matter, sweetie? Does he not think you’re worth marking?"

"We're acting like grownups, or at least trying to. Oh, and by the way, I guess I've grown up too. Twenty-three years old. Time flies." Ruby held her sister, Riley, in the highest regard, considering her the most important person in her life. Riley's advice had always guided her, and this time would be no exception. They engaged in a deep conversation that stretched into the late hours, their words filling the air as the rain continued to pour outside. Ruby found solace in the absence of thunder, grateful for the calmness it brought.