Sana And Akito Novels & Stories

--- CEO's Office, Singhania Corporation Sanjana's POV: "Sanjana, have you sold your brain somewhere?" Ask an exasperated Akshay. I glanced at Alex and Ahaana. Alex was genuinely ignoring us but Ahaana was acting to ignore us.

These were the only human friends he has had from middle school. “How come you both argue whenever you meet?” asks Mitsuru. “He looks like my doppelganger from a parallel universe!” “She looks like my doppelganger from a parallel universe! Stop copying me!” “Shut up! You copied me first!” “You wanna settle this in a better way?” “Sure… I’ll take you on anytime, any day!” says Ayame with a grin. “Don’t cry after you lose.” Says Akihiko with a smirk. They go to their clubroom and have their lunch there. Before the lunch, Akihiko goes up against Ayame in the RPG game he usually played… And completely destroys her.

Seriously, the omega looks like she’s about to spontaneously combust. “Um…Miss Amane, could you— ”. “You can just call me Riko, you’re my plus one, you know?”. She switches from her sulky frown to a soft smile. She’s really laying it on thick. “I-I don’t mean to be d-disrespectful, Miss…”. Saeko whispers timidly. She inclines her head away from Riko’s expectant gaze. “No, it won’t be disrespectful at— ”. Aito cuts in, smiling in unholy glee. “Shouldn’t we be boarding the jet now?”. He sneers at Riko. “I’m sure you both can find time to bond later…okay?”.

And here I am, in the middle of this chaos, pretending to fit into a world I barely understand. I take a deep breath, trying to mimic the serene faces around me. The others seem at ease, their chests rising and falling in a steady rhythm. I feel like a fraud, sitting here in my leggings, surrounded by women who were born for this life. I wasn’t. I’m not a warrior, not a Luna, not... anything. “Focus on your wolf,” Serena’s voice floats through the room, smooth yet commanding. “Picture your wolf. Think of its colour, its size, its strength.”

Along the far side of the chamber were the others. Kayo leaned against one of the rune pillars, fox-bright eyes fixed on the center circle, while her two oni brothers, **Akitora — Aki —** and **Riku**, stood near the wall where the chamber’s ward-lines met the stone. Both looked like they’d rather be anywhere else than sitting still, which probably meant they were exactly where they were supposed to be.

That silence was all the confirmation she needed. “Ah,” Sana whispered, her smile sharp as a blade. “So, the mighty Ishtiyaq Khan… is just another man hopelessly drawn to Timtim. You’re no different from Aariz. Pathetic, really. Two men circling the same fragile girl, while she doesn’t even realize the power she holds.” Her words hit their mark. His nostrils flared, his fists tightened, but he said nothing. Sana stepped closer, her heels sinking slightly into the gravel, her eyes glittering with cruel satisfaction.

Hiro “Already told you I don’t fix shite,” Sai snaps against Ayame’s pain. Her vulnerability. “You want a shoulder to cry on, call Farm Boy. Breaking things is my only point and purpose,” Sai slams back into the chair, shoving the bread pudding in his mouth before the leash he’s keeping on himself snaps.

"Samantha, how did your meeting with Alpha Ryu go?" "There was no such meeting between us. I just cleaned up the floors and left," my eyes on the doors as I lied. "Is the Alpha cute? Did he take off his mask? Did you see how handsome he looked without his mask? Did you guys have sex?" Sasha questioned, her eyes glittering with anxiety. "None of such. You've been having wild fantasies about the Alpha. He's nothing but a normal man. "He has that strong aura, a ravishing grin that makes me leap and a smile that makes me wet underneath," Sasha explained, drooling as she drowned in her own fantasy.

“No problem. Anytime, man.” Heli just nodded, and then they just went back to silently watching the chaos unfold in front of them. ### “If you can, come again next month, please?” Aubrey asked Akiro with pleading eyes. “I guess I’ll try? We’ll see about it,” Akiro said, not making any promises. “Don’t you dare forget us, cutie!” Savannah added, pulling him in a tight hug. Akiro smiled. “Of course not.” “You better not,” both women said, sending shivers down Akiro’s spine. ‘Women are really scary if they want to be.’

A low murmur rippled through the square—not of anger, but of surprise and acknowledgement. “However,” Sano’s voice rose, cutting through the whispers, “the moon does not leave its people in darkness for long. Along the arduous path of the Second Calling, amidst the fire and the trial, I found the other half of my soul. I found my mate.” He turned then, his eyes finding mine, and he stepped back with a graceful, inviting gesture. I felt a surge of adrenaline as I stepped forward into the light, moving to stand where he had been.