Sabrina Character Novels & Stories

She had started having her people search for men around his age who looked like him as well. Julie had assumed that Sabrina couldn't bear the thought of having lost Hendrix and wanted to find a substitute to replace him, but it seemed like she had been mistaken. When Sabrina noticed that Julie was too scared to answer, she stared into the distance, her eyes hollow and lonely. Her voice was grainy as she said, "I know what you guys are thinking, but no one can replace him. What's gone is gone…" After that, Sabrina showed no sign of picking herself back up again. Instead, she started tormenting herself even further. She refused to eat or sleep, only getting rest when she ended up collapsing fr

“I thought I could control things, fix things, but I can’t even protect the people I’m supposed to protect.” Britney leaned back, crossing her legs slowly and lighting a cigarette, her expression shifting, less seductive now, more curious, more calculating. “You still love Sabrina, don’t you?” she asked. Adrian didn’t answer, but silence had always been his loudest confession. ⸻ Across town, Sabrina sat on her bed, her phone still in her hand, her eyes swollen from crying, and she hadn’t moved since the call, the room around her feeling too quiet, too empty, filled with memories she didn’t want but couldn’t escape.

One design at a time. I whispered to myself, low, trembling, yet resolute: “I will rise. I will take back my life. And they will all regret underestimating me.” The fire in my chest roared, consuming the heartbreak, the ache, the obsession. I was no longer just Sabrina Mendoza, the girl who had been abandoned. I was Sabrina Mendoza—the one who would return stronger, smarter, untouchable. And somewhere deep inside, I knew Drake would notice. He had always noticed.

“Kade, I miss you too. But I really need to speak-“ Another roll of pain hits me in the stomach, the pressure is building. It’s not as rough as I was told, but if this is the lowest setting, I’m not looking forward to ten. “Kade, please.” “Okay, girly. Give me a minute. He’s been acting sick for an hour now and I think he’s on the floor. Ah, yes. There he is.” It sounds like Kade is trying to muffle his voice but I can clearly hear him talking to Aziel. “Hey man. It’s Saber. She says she needs to talk to you.” There’s a commotion on the other end of the line and suddenly I hear his voice and it takes me back to everything. “Saber! Are you okay?! What’s going on? Why does if feel like my stom

Selena wasn't a child anymore, she was an adult. It was going to be a very long night as Sabrina had to explain everything, tell everything. And Selena is also ready to throw a thousand questions at her. It all started with Sabrina coming from a prominent family. Sabrina was originally set up with a respected person as well, so that they would be equal. Derek's figure is not a person who is not respected, Derek's figure is also very respected. However, Derek was engaged to Alice without Sabrina's knowledge.

“We can't do that to her.” “She wouldn't know as long as we don't tell her,” Ivan pulled away. “Come on. I know you want me.” He's wrong. I would never want him. Not in a million years. “What do you say, Sabrina?” He brushed his finger over my bottom lip. “Me and you?” “No.” I hissed. “What about one kiss?” he pouted. “No.” I shook my head. “No?” He gripped my hips and lifted me into the kitchen counter.

“I’ll rather die or be a slave than marry a men who doesn’t love me because of his greed.” “What makes you think I am not a greedy man?” I asked her seriously. “Sasha, Ella, even Melanie speak highly of you. How good and fair you are with your people. I know I am not a wolf but if you let me I would like to be one of your people” Sabine spoke, fidgeting her fingers. The loud noises coming from my stomach made Sabine smile for a second.

“What? No! Why would I—” Charlotte cut her off with a sharp laugh, stepping forward with a smirk that sent shivers down Sabrina’s spine. “Oh, sweet, clueless Sabrina. Don’t play dumb. You’ve always been in the way. All your life, you’ve had everything handed to you on a silver platter. It’s time to share, don’t you think?” “Share?” Sabrina repeated, her voice trembling. “You mean steal! You’ve already taken enough from me! You’ve—”

But he knew right then that Sabrina was the girl for him. He didn't know exactly why, because it didn't make sense. She wasn't what he had expected. She was sweet and optimistic. Her smile never wavered and she was determined to succeed. He'd never met anyone like her before. She stirred up emotions inside of him that he hadn't ever experienced. Emotions that no other girl had ever come close to creating. He wasn’t going to let her slip through his fingers. He had a very short amount of time with this beautiful Southern belle and he refused to waste any of it. Marco was a prince of the realm, and he always got what he wanted, and right now, he wanted Sabrina.

Here I was thinking she was introducing herself to my dad and his soon-to-be-wife. “I think he has me mixed up with someone,” Sally said. “Don’t make me look stupid, Sally,” I said. I wanted to let things die a natural death but she was making me look foolish. I was a lot of things but stupid was never making that list even in a million years to come. The table was round shaped and they were seated in this order; dad, soon-to-be-wife and Sally. “If you’ve met me before, you would know my name is Sabrina and not Sally.” She finished talking and looked away.