Saw Noob X Guest Novels & Stories

Wound had told him his name but Guru had already forgotten. "What other guest?" Guru was having a hard time following. "Lexi, are you here?" It was a very different conversation if Lexi's auric presence was here. Near impossible, but Guru believed Lexi and Jinx together might be just incredibly stubborn enough to pull it off. The Blonde tom was too worn out to fully engage his powers or he would have noticed Lexi's fading spirit. He sat cross-legged on the floor and put one paw against it and raised one paw above his head.

I responded with a look. He downed another glass of hard liquor, clearly trying to drown out the urge to storm over to me, but his gaze never left my body. I slowly pulled my fingers out, touched them to my lips, and rolled my tongue around them, tasting myself while staring him dead in the eyes. “Alright everyone, it's time to take this party to a whole new level!” one of Xavier’s friends shouted from the center of the roof. “Ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome our guests of honor!”

He followed the sound to the room next to his. “Who’s in the guest room? Mum didn’t mention a guest,” he whispered. He walked closer to the door, opened it gently and slowly, and peeped in. His breath hitched. Kai stood painting on a board, obviously Rowan’s. He wore a white singlet and blue shorts with Rowan’s paint apron tied around his waist. Bandages wrapped parts of his arms and shoulder. A brush moved smoothly in his hand as he sang softly, his voice calm and warm.

The atmosphere was charged with curiosity, and it felt like a rare opportunity to gain insights and knowledge beyond our regular curriculum. As the guests finally took the stage, the auditorium filled with a hushed excitement. Mia and I exchanged glances, our eyes reflecting a shared sense of astonishment and disbelief. We couldn't believe what we were seeing. Logan made his entrance. My heart skipped a beat as I realized that Logan was the special guest of the event.

I answered, detecting Lane's hesitations in her petite eyes. "Come on, Lane. It's okay. I got you here, so there's nothing to worry about," I reassured her. Realizing that my decision was final, Lane flew towards the door, allowing Luna and her guardian entry. Luna's face lit up with a lively smile upon seeing me. In response, I offered a subtle smile, ensuring she wouldn't feel uncomfortable in my presence. "Hi Nowo! It's too late for this, but it's nice to see you safely back in our base," Luna greeted me with a friendly tone, surprising me with her seemingly genuine approach.

My fingers slowly curled around the edge of the counter. I did not know why my heart had begun pounding. Sir Gab lifted his glass higher. “So without making everyone suffer any longer…” A drumroll thundered through the speakers. The guests leaned forward. Even the workers near me stopped moving. Sir Gab smiled wider. “Meet my brother, Reign Jaccobich.” The world stopped. There was no other way to explain it. The laughter, the music, the conversations, the clinking glasses, the footsteps, everything vanished beneath the violent roaring of blood in my ears.

Unconscious people do not fart right? Okay, do not answer that. "Z-it is gertod" a masculine voice said, directing my gaze to his tall figure "a herb that would help you keep it in." I frowned. Looking closely at the man who had struck my head with the butt of his gun. He looked pale but heathy, his grey beard neatly shaven, his grey-blue eyes held a warmth that i had not seen before as i watched him walk over to a small slab by the other end of the small cabin that i would call the kitchen, while supporting his leg with his walking stick.

my friend say wjth a sad voice. "What do you mean she doesn't want see me! Come on man" i yell through the phone. "This is what she said" came my friend voice through the phone. "Please just let me see her" i beg one last time and he finally agrees to let me see my baby. We met in their hotel room, her eyes were red and puffy, her eyes wouldn't meat mine. "Baby Ari" i said with a sad voice. "No Ghost...no..." she replied calling me Ghost and not Leo or daddy.

"It’s okay. I’m just glad to be alive." At least this time, I didn't die by his hand. I looked at Lucy and forced a smile. "I want to host a party next week. I have an announcement to make." "Of course, honey. We’ll make it the biggest event of the year!" "Make sure Kaius is there," I added. "He can't miss this." The party was packed. I was a daughter of the Starfire Alphas, and even though I’d stayed out of politics to be a healer, I had friends everywhere.

Her attitude towards me earlier on now made sense. I took a sip of water, my sharp ears catching whispers among the guests. Ignoring them, I set my glass down and turned to Riley. “Riley,” I said warmly, “don’t let the noise get to you. Comments on the Internet are fleeting. Skylark Entertainment won’t abandon you, and neither will I.” Her gaze softened. “I know you came here to support me,” she said, her voice filled with gratitude. “Thank you, Ceres.” Soon, the host stepped forward with an air of mystery. “And now, we have another surprise for you all! Please welcome our second mysterious guest!”