Saving Nora Webtoon Novels & Stories

My roommates. I scrambled, shoved Grant’s note deep into my drawer, yanked my robe tight, and sat at the vanity with lotion, pretending to moisturize like nothing was happening. The door flew open a few seconds after. “Guess who the latest Cinderella is?” Katie’s voice carried, mischievous, loud. I froze. Then remembered—shit. The dress was still laid across my bed like a glowing secret. “Nova the Nerd turns Nova the Baddie,” Lena crowed, eyes widening as she swept toward it.

“You’re awake.” Nora clutched the towel tighter around her chest, her pulse loud in her ears. “What do you want?” “We’re leaving.” She blinked. “Leaving?” He stepped closer, the air between them tightening. “Pack whatever you need. We’re heading back to Maford City.” The name hit her like a slap. Maford. The city she’d buried. The one that had eaten her alive and spat her out in pieces. “No,” she said quietly, shaking her head. “I’m not going back there.”

Nora continued grimly, “She was already eight months pregnant. And it saved her life Otherwise Alpha would’ve killed her that very day after he saw her.” Angela’s eyes widened in shock. “But Venessa saved Daniela,” Nora said coldly. “Or rather… Daniela used her unborn daughter to save herself.” Disgust twisted violently inside Angela’s chest. “And after Venessa was born,” Nora continued bitterly, “Daniela actually tried to give her away.” “What?” Angela whispered horrified. Nora nodded slowly. “Maybe she thought she could marry Alpha and birth his pups. But He refused. He adopted Venessa himself. He even named her.”

"You're holding that contract like it owes you something." Nora looked up from the papers she'd been reading for the fourth time since boarding not because she'd missed anything, but because reading them again felt safer than looking at the ocean swallowing the coastline behind them. The girl beside her on the bench had dark skin, short natural hair, and earrings shaped like tiny crescent moons. just. she was eating an apple with completely unbothered energy "I'm just reading," Nora said.