Sans Disbelief Novels & Stories

Her dark brown eyes sparkle complimenting her fair complexion that glows when she exudes gracefully. "Is she the strange faceless girl in my dreams? No, it can't be her. She and the girl in my dream are different. But what if they are just the same? Get your grasp Martin, you are the powerful courageous Lord in this tribe, no one could ever make you feel dumb and powerless. But why do my feet shake and anxiousness is dominating my wholeness?" Martin's gut feeling can never be wrong, even when everything is out of his control.

I parked it right there and got off. “It was nothing?” he said while trying not look in my eyes. “You think I believe you if you say that with that with that stuttering voice of yours? Really? I am that stupid?” “Look I didn’t say that… can you please stop being like that? I mean it was something related to our entrance exam that we gave?” So you gave you an entrance exam with buddy and I didn’t know? Is this how it supposed to be? Am I that stupid to you?”

Lack of Trust Part 4-2 PLEASE VOTE, COMMENT AND FOLLOW ME Author’s POV Continued……. "Do you really think she did all that????" She asked him without taking her name from her mouth. She still did not believe that her younger sister could do anything bad even though she had seen it all with her own eyes. "We all saw with our own eyes what she did so what do I think does it matter??? Not accepting the truth of our life will not change the truth which changed our life" he said in sad tone. A lone tear slipped out of his eyes when he thought about that time.

“What do you want? A penniless poet? A boy who can offer you nothing but drama and heartbreak?” Her accidental proximity to the truth is so unnerving I flinch. She sees it, her eyes narrowing. A terrible, dawning suspicion crosses her face. “Oh, my God. There is someone else, isn’t there? Someone… unsuitable.” “No, Mother, there isn’t.” It’s the truth, but it sounds like a lie even to my own ears.

[Host has suffered catastrophic injustice: deprivation of dignity and theft of achievement. [Current unfairness count: 3/3.] [Judgment confirmed. Death program initiating.] [Brain-death countdown: 10 minutes.]

Provocatively, she said, "This necklace isn't worth much, Hilary. There's no need to get mad at me." I frowned slightly. I hadn't even bothered with getting mad. I had many necklaces like hers, but I didn't like any of them. "You shouldn't be so petty, Hilary," Arnold admonished me, assuming that I was unhappy about it. "Don't overthink it." I found all that ridiculous. Sighing, I said, "I'm not mad. Really. You're the ones who shouldn't overthink it." Arnold seemed surprised, judging by his gaze, and he remained suspicious. "That'd be great."

I wanted to believe Morgana, just a tiny bit, because part of me needed to brace for the worst. But I shook my head and pressed on, voice stronger than my own doubt. “I don’t believe you,” I said, almost defiantly. “I don’t believe you about Frederick. And I don’t believe—” I hesitated, the words ugly as they crossed my tongue, “—I don’t believe you about Maxwell either.”

Gilbert looked into her eyes but could not see any emotion but only indifference inside. He tightened his hand that was wrapping around her waist. After a long while, he took a deep breath and said, "I don't believe it." "Well, try me." Kisa sneered. He felt terrible inside but still did not accept that and wanted to bet on it. "I really don't believe it." He stressed again. "I told you, you can try me if you don't believe me. But only if you have the courage to die." Kisa sneered again.

Like something inside him had short-circuited, like the very foundation of his understanding had crumbled beneath his feet. Then slowly, his body sank back against the throne, as if his legs had suddenly lost their strength. His hand gripped the armrest tightly, knuckles paling as his gaze stayed locked on me. I watched the color drain from his face, watched decades of certainty dissolve in a single moment. "What?" he breathed. Not a command. Not authority. Just… disbelief. Raw and unfiltered. "That's impossible." I tilted my head slightly, watching him unravel, watching the great Alpha King reduced to a man grasping at broken prophecies.

Greedy Evils like my father and his minions preying on the weak, starving towns and villages while the rich live lavishly. Yea I don’t think anywhere in the universe we are safe from those type of monsters. I have many truths and they change or rather transform all the time. And the truth here is Peter’s death I’ll never forget but I honestly don’t know what to do with this hunter. I’m not a killer and even pouring that acid on him made me queasy. He didn’t even put up a fight. This isn’t what I expected this confrontation to go down. My gut tells me that he was holding back. Was he trying to see what I’d do? How I fight so when he’s actually ready he knows my moves? “Hey.” he says way too s