Semblance Grimace Novels & Stories

Kris mocked, intentionally. But it didn’t even budge Renz. Instead, he just beamed at him and answered, “Yes!” triumphantly. This guy wasn’t ashamed at all. Seeing how this guy looked and demeanor, Kris’ plan to get to his nerve and shake him was instantly taken into a halt. Renz already looked unashamed–he must have completely abandoned his humanity. And it was such a kind of person who would always end up helpless. He wouldn’t be able to twist his mind. What kind of life did he even live just that made him willingly lick Granger’s feet?

Gracko scoffed, his voice laced with disdain. Gracko's voice dripped with malevolence, his words hanging in the air like a malignant promise. "You are mistaken. I haven't even started punishing you. When I do, you won't even have the strength to ask for forgiveness." His eyes seemed to gleam with an unholy light, his chiseled features twisted into an evil smile that sent shivers down Vanessa's spine.

Archer seriously sneered with his dark grim look. ****😑😑****

Kim leaned closer. There—clear as daylight—sat a second set of canines, deep and oversized, crowned like knives. The maxilla and mandible were subtly wrong: denser cortical bone, a jawline built for torque, faint supraorbital ridging that didn’t belong to an eleven-year-old girl. Human, yes—but edged with something else. Kim’s breath snagged. A whisper not meant for the room: “My God, Jane… what are you?” The bed eased back out with a soft hydraulic sigh. Jane blinked awake, surfacing as if from a deep lake.

She eyed her again then surprised Calliope by taking her face in her hands and tilting it as if to critique it. Calliope allowed it with a bemused smile. "See that's better already. Your cheekbones are a bit high, which can make you look severe if you're not careful. But you've a lovely, full mouth. I could see men wanting to do terrible things to it." She grinned as Calliope made a disgusted sound and pulled away with a sardonic shake of her head. "But not if you grimace like that all the time," she added, "it makes you look absolutely terrifying."

Grace felt a tingling sensation in her stomach that erupted into a burst of tingling sensations that made her smile uncontrollably. “I... Miss you too”. Grace Managed to say turning her face slightly to avoid the gaze of Vincent whose eyes where on her but his face still expressionless. Mr Black Chuckled through the phone, causing Grace to laugh too, however Grace’s laugh soon turned sour as Mr Black’s laugh dimmed leaving a thick. Silence through the phone. For some reason The tingling sensation in her stomach had subsided and she was left with a fear that was too gentle to show but not too small to hide.

Despite his animal’s thoughts and emotions, his human part remained unperturbed. The woman smiled the same sinister way Greg remembered from decades ago as she said, “So nice of you to join us, your Grace.”

I smirk. ##########

His lips were tilted slightly tilted into ‘that grin’, changing his entire ‘I’m going to murder you’-demeanor to a rather – if possible – even more disturbing ‘I’m gonna have fun with you’-posture… I gulped and took another step back. I was so screwed!

Grace snorted annoyingly towards Vincent Cox's unreasonable mind. He suspected everything. Somehow, it was triggered when he saw a wolf that had been lurking and then disappeared. "Did you watch too many dramas?" Grace quipped at Vincent, who could only frown and then sit back. He convinced Grace that what he saw was indeed a wild animal. "Its eyes glow in the dark. Do you think it's human or not?" Vincent said, half sarcastically, "Do you think it's human or not?" Grace's brows frowned more.