Saga Hush Hush Novels & Stories

Saga nodded, and ambushing Lusha, he grabbed her hands; pinioning them behind her back and placing them in a tight knot, suppressing Lusha’s movements while her frantic screeches could be heard in the entire women’s quarters. “They say a drop is enough to inflict unimaginagle pain.” Pavel said, moving closer to Lusha. “Please have mercy…” Lusha cried out, begging for leniency. “Saga, open her mouth...” Pavel said. As usual, his voice and countenance was calm, showing no remorse or pity. Saga was displeased with his boss’s actions but he knew better than to disobey Pavel; especially when he was infuriated. He opened Lusha’s mouth, allowing Pavel to administer a drop of the elixir to her befo

he said quietly, and Cadence continued to survey the decreasing visibility. “What is this shit?” Margie asked through the IAC. “You remember Wallachia?” Jamie’s question was more of a statement. “I don’t remember this,” was all Margie could say in return. “Well, everything else we’ve encountered has been just like that.” “Great,” Margie muttered, but she didn’t sound the least bit frightened, only irritated. The fog continued to climb until Cadence could no longer see the windows in the bottom floor of the theater. The sensation of roaring dragons flying around in her midsection let her know they were not alone. “Aaron….”

The air hummed with an otherworldly melody, inviting and enigmatic. I turned to Alec, awe and wonder etched across my face. "Is this... the sanctuary?" He nodded, a mixture of apprehension and longing in his eyes. "Welcome to the Veiled Haven, Sasha. A place where fated mates unlock their true potential, but also a realm teeming with hidden dangers and ancient secrets."

Sagio… Silence. Nothing. No response. My heart sank slightly. “Again,” I urged. Ava tried again. Sagio… can you hear me… Still nothing. Frustration bubbled inside me. “Louder,” I whispered. “Try harder.” Ava’s presence flickered. Weak. But determined. Then… With everything she had left… She screamed. SAGIO!! The force of it made my head spin. My breathing turned ragged. Seconds passed.

everything went dark and fuzzy, like he was stuck in thick syrup. His eyelids got heavier and heavier, and no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't keep them open. Suddenly, Sage gasped and his eyes snapped open. He sat up quickly, his heart racing. The cold air filled his lungs, and his breath created mist in front of him. The world around him was strange. The gray sky had flashes of golden lightning. The ground felt like glass and reflected a huge ocean that seemed to go on forever. He stood up slowly, his senses on high alert. Every sound seems louder than normal. The air felt heavy with an unseen presence, something old and suffocating. Then he felt it. A presence. He turned sharply, fi

Justin ran down the street not caring about how he looked or if people stared at him as he staggered, his view blurry from too much crying and the tears which hung in his eyes. His throat equally was very hurtful from crying. His skin was grazed by the chilled air. His world has crumbled "again".

Sandra went back to sipping her juice, even joining in as the others sang. Her joy had only just begun to settle when she heard the opening notes of a new song. This time, it was Jessica who was about to sing. “Somewhere over the rainbow, Way up high, There’s a land that I heard of Once in a lullaby…” Sandra’s heartbeat quickened until it pressed painfully against her chest. Her breathing grew shallow, strained. Tiny whispers, faint and ghostly, began to curl into her ears. Her body stiffened, turning cold. She clutched her glass tighter and tighter until a thin line of blood slowly trickled from her palm.

'apko mujhe shopping per leker Jana hoga, or wo bhi apke apne card per'. (You will have to take me shopping and only o your card). Arman sighed he knew this was coming, But none the less spoke politely. ' Hira Mai abhi kuch din busy honga is liye nahi leja sakunga, per I promise k Mai farigh ho ker tumhe sabse pehle shopping per lejaunga'. ( Hira I'm busy these days, so I can't take you now, but I promise that when I'll get time I'll surely take you).

Confusion gnawed at me, and I turned to Sage, my eyes searching for answers. "What's happening, Sage?" I asked, my voice filled with concern. "We heard her whimpering, but now she's nowhere to be found." Sage shook his head, equally perplexed. "I don't know, Marco. It's like she disappeared again. But we heard her, right? We both heard her." I nodded, feeling a surge of frustration. "Yes, we did. And I don't believe in coincidences. Something strange is going on here." As we pondered the mystery, we heard rustling in the nearby bushes. My muscles tensed, and I instinctively took a step in front of Sage, ready to defend him if necessary. Suddenly, eight full-grown wolves emerged from the bush

"But I am willing to help an old friend.” Sage moved to her herb racks and compounded a unique mixture into a sachet. "This is filled with herbs. Sprinkle a little amount on his pillow," she explained. "When he wakes the next morning, he will show his love and dedication only for you. But be warned, it won't last forever." Anna hesitated for a moment, contemplating the consequences of using such magic. After a deep breath, she took the sachet from Sage, feeling a mix of hope and uncertainty.