Sevens Manga Novels & Stories

Levi looked up at Seven. Seven looked back at Levi. He smirked, knowingly. He knew what he was doing. "What's the matter, Seven?" "Why are you sitting in my seat?" He frowned. "I can't sit next to my girlfriend?" He asked as he gestured to Remi who began to unpack her bookbag. "I usually sit here." He glared down at him. "Why don't you sit somewhere else." Seven scoffed trying not to let Levi get to him. Seven slammed his hand down on his desk.

He had lowered himself completely. "Don't be angry, all right, Ava?" Like a magic trick he produced a small bullet casing and waved it in front of me. "I chased you for seven whole years. When you agreed to be mine you gave me seven casings. You said if I ever made you angry, I'd get seven chances to make it right." He buried his face in my neck. "You know I was out of my mind happy that day. Take the casing. Don't be angry anymore."

For seven years, I had treasured it, keeping it hidden deep in the closet like something sacred. Dante's gaze landed on the pendant for a moment, and his steps faltered. The flicker of recognition in his eyes was instantly swallowed by coldness. He took a step forward, raised his foot, and stomped down hard on that star. The silver pendant warped instantly, fine cracks spreading across its surface like a spiderweb. Just like my heart, carefully guarded for seven years and now shattered beyond repair. My breath caught. Alessia leaned against him with a triumphant smile tugging at her lips. Then she gently tugged at his sleeve, her voice thin and forgiving.

Avamarie whined giving her mother a sweet innocent look. She lifted her arm up and the ground at Jenevive's feet rose carrying her up until she was almost as tall as the pine trees behind her. Then Avamarie's hand closed and slammed down. The towering dirt shattered and collapse leaving Jenevive to free fall. She caught herself mere inches off the ground and levitated upright. She kept her hands out in front of her then spun them a few times before thrusting them forwards toward Avamarie sending her shooting back into the trees behind her. She bounced off them painfully then landed on the ground limply. "You're forgetting who taught you to duel, little one," Jenevive said harshly.

It turned out that he was giving me a scare while giving his first love, Emily Milnes, a real surprise. Seeing me struggling by the edge, Harry stretched out his arm to stop me from getting out. He frowned at me, then pulled out a bundle of cash. “The crocodiles are bred and they aren’t as fierce as wild ones. After you finish the live stream, I’ll give you the money, okay?” I looked at Harry with bitterness. At that moment, he felt incredibly foreign to me. I pointed to the crocodiles nearby. “If I really wanted money, I wouldn’t have stayed with you when you had nothing. Do you know how ferocious crocodiles are? I didn’t expect you would abandon your wife for another woman.”

] The triumphant, orchestral victory music exploded into Ren’s earpiece, entirely disconnected from the sheer, bloody horror of what he had just orchestrated. "Flawless!" Leo cheered, his avatar doing a victory pose amidst the ruined control room. "Did you see that shot?! That’s why you're the undisputed Rank One, boss! Twenty million! We are gods!" "Good job, team," Ren whispered, his virtual voice cracking slightly. "Log out." Ren hit the manual release on his neck. The dark, wet, chaotic world of Sector 7 vanished. The soft, ambient blue light of the Sector 3 penthouse immersion room washed over his face as the pod hissed open. The air was perfectly dry. The temperature was perfectly regu

The first time my Alpha mate chose his childhood sweetheart over me, I forgave him. After all, Dylan saved my life seven times. Seven lives saved. Seven chances given. That was the deal I made with myself. Then Dylan skipped our Mate Anniversary to celebrate her birthday. He gave her the moonstone ring I’d carved for him with my own hands, saying she needed it for protection. And when rogues attacked us both, he stepped right past me as I lay wounded and carried her to safety first. I never fought him over any of it. Each time he chose her, I silently crossed off one of the lives I owed him. The pack thought I loved my Alpha so desperately that I would forgive him no matter how many times he

He ran to me, panting heavily, but his eyes were shining with an unusually bright light. It was a light I hadn't seen in his eyes for a very long time. A light mixed with nervousness, anticipation, and even a bit of boyish anxiety. He pulled the velvet box from his sea-sprayed jacket and snapped it open. Then, he dropped to one knee. "Chloe." "It's been seven years. Thank you for walking these seven years with me." "I know I haven't been good enough, that I've put you through a lot. But please believe me, from this day forward—"

"Yes, it would seem James is a good friend of my father's." Sparing his friend a tilt of the lips, while the cheery blonde continued to read his beloved manga, Clay raised his fist, knocking twice on the large oak frame. No sooner than when the knuckles laid a kiss upon the wood, did the door get pulled open. Five small fingers curled over the handle, and a girl that reached only to his chest stood awkwardly in the doorway. False light illuminated her blue sweater and long tresses as she greeted them with a timid smile. "Oh, can I help you?" Finally putting down his manga, Drew peered down at the girl. Widened eyes before a blinding smile, "We're here for the Orphan Keeper, or as he goes by,

His eyes turned black coal and mysterious in this dim light. Suddenly, I felt something strange, something intimate about this stranger, something I couldn’t pinpoint. I looked deep into his eyes and held on tightly to him. And at that point, I reached my third orgasm, and my scream was absorbed into his kiss. Xavier reached his peak and exploded into me. We were just two desperate bodies that were forged into one.