Sampo X Stelle Novels & Stories

I made an abrupt stop as I sighted a shiny SUV at a corner of the pathway. It was a weird thing to see such sophistication in our world. Clearly put, it's rare to see any rich folk in our slum world. Seeing this got me instantly intrigued to know what the occasion was. The voices coming from the car got my attention and I found myself walking towards it. The voices grew louder and I recognized them to be owned by a male and a female, respectively. “I paid for you, slummy bi*ch, so don't you try to play smart with me!“ The aggressive baritone thundered and a loud female cry followed.

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Sampo noticed the change in her demeanor, and he seized the opportunity to move closer to her. His hand brushed against her thigh as he refilled her glass, sending a jolt of electricity through his body. Prunella's breath hitched, and she met his gaze, her eyes dark with a newfound desire. Emboldened, Sampo leaned in, his lips hovering mere inches from hers. "I've wanted to do this for so long," he whispered, his voice rough with desire. Prunella's eyes fluttered closed as their lips met in a passionate kiss, their bodies pressing together in a desperate embrace.

“A piece of the stars from me to you.” She looked at the ring and could feel its own presence there in the room. It was beautiful and to her right then and there. It was more than perfect. They had come from the stars to this little planet thousands of years ago with the possibility to merge the DNA with a new creature. They had made it to this point, and the babies they each held were the future. A star stone ring for the star dust family.

“Don’t worry about the Stork monks. I’ll create an atmosphere of our own around the ship and trap your fog inside. Think giant fog globe.” “Want some?” Sasha asked, holding up stellar dendrites that he spread out like a hand of cards. “I prefer six points.” Sasha took a second to reform the ice shurikens. “This better?” “Perfect,” Aki said, taking the throwing stars and exhaling water vapor. ×

Ravi stopped unexpectedly. "She wishes so, in that relationship, she always gains pain. Tomorrow, the shares of Soham's company, The Silver Star Entertainment, will collapse. Purchase all the shares of that company in Sakshi Di's name and try to merge that company with us." Samarth shouted like an angry wolf. Samarth hung up the call.

Samantha went to work the next day as if nothing happened. The intimate brush of the mind link when she cut off from Xavier was still a mystery for her to resolve. Still, she forwent that situation as Samantha was conversing with Stella about Shadow Pack ancestry. Perhaps, she was talking too much about it that it was not good for her to expose the pack to a virtual stranger. Even if Xavier’s intention was clear—Stella Canali was his intended bride and mate. Plus, Samantha had been inviting Stella to come to the Folk Festival that will be held tomorrow in the town square. It was an occasional festival that helped the locals and tourists to mingle around and build connections.

I followed him, unsure of why we were here. “Hi, welcome to Starbucks. How may I help you?” The cashier said this with a bright smile. Who's that happy at seven in the morning? “Five” was all Six said. The cashier nodded before her, and Six grabbed my arm and took me to the kitchen. “I don’t think we're supposed to be back here.” He ignored me as we walked past the kitchen and into what looked like an office. There was no one there, and apparently, that was the point. He signaled for me to sit down, which I did before the door opened. It revealed a guy who’s slightly shorter than Six but isn’t any less intimidating, especially with his equally taut muscles. He looks Spanish with his rich, bl