Sirius Facts Novels & Stories

Does this mean I can love him without feeling stupid for pouring all of my affection on an animal? Sirius was still the same protective and loving ani… man. It did not take long for him to profess his love for me. It was unbelievable. I thought I'd have to stay single for the rest of my life but with Sirius, happiness is possible. Sirius and I are planning on the future and we think a little cutie would be great for our family. It's about time we have one or two.

Claudia bites back, and what happens next is so fast I couldn’t have seen it coming. Sirius is on his feet, his had wrapped around Claudia’s neck, his nostrils flared, and a look in his eye that makes him look like a wild animal. He pushes Claudia against the wall, breathing down her neck heavy, and loud. Claudia slowly turns pink, taking in low, shallow breath. “You threaten her life? Are you insane?” Sirius’s voice comes out in a chilling whisper that makes my bones feel brittle. “You have disrespected her for the last time. The next time you do so I will cut your tongue out and make you swallow it back along with your blood.”

He says in her ear, with his typical arrogant smirk on his face. And it's truly, not the threat itself that makes Astrid agree, but that sparkle of excitement in his eyes that makes her believe he wants her to say no. "Fine." She looks away, as her face gets red. "But I don't want to talk to him." "He's not allowed to address a member of my harem first, so if you don't initiate, he won't either." Sirius, The Lord of the South. One of the bastards that thinks it's okay to drag people out of their homes, murder their families and send them as "gifts" like they are some objects you can play with.

"By the way, you still haven't told us why you're looking for Sirius." Luna and Joshua exchanged a glance, not knowing how to answer. Initially, after finding out some more information about Sirius, Joshua had intended to show the videos to Charles and Rosalyn so that they could see for themselves what kind of person Sirius had been, but… Both Charles and Rosalyn insisted that Sirius had been dead for more than 20 years.

But watching it activate in real time, watching decades old loyalty snap back into place with a single phone call, is something else entirely. Marcus arrives midmorning, having cut his and Selene’s trip short the moment the call came through, and he moves through the west wing turned operation center issuing orders before he’s even fully through the door, no explanation offered to anyone, none apparently needed. Men fall into position around him immediately. Eventually, Elias finds him alone near a bank of monitors sometime after noon. “How many people does he still have?” Elias asks, mostly because he needs to understand the scale of what’s currently assembling around him.

I train my voice to 85 Hz, slightly deeper than my natural tone, because research indicates that male voices in this range activate safety responses in the female auditory cortex. I construct a history. Simple, verifiable where it matters, vague where it doesn’t. Beatrice Ashford, daughter of the Ashfords, fiancée of Harvey Prescott. Terrible accident. Long recovery. Partial amnesia. I design a past. A present. A future. Everything except for one variable I cannot control: the word she murmured in the coma. Sirius. I spend one night learning astronomy. I discover that Sirius is the brightest star in the night sky, used by navigators as a guiding point for millennia. That it disappears for mo

"Nerida, these dra-agons a-are?" As Nerida and the Great Shaman had taken over on teaching him how to speak, Sirius would often proactively ask questions about the culture of his newfound home, their folkway, the way they were living. Unfortunately, since he wasn't proficient yet with the language, he would often miss important details, forcing him to repeat his questions over and over again. Thankfully, maybe it was because he was still a kid, his brain was like a sponge, absorbing every single detail he would notice, allowing him to quickly form a general idea about the mysterious place he had become part of. The answer was far from complicated, though. For the people here from the very be

Their weapons were trained on us, their faces cold and unyielding. Sirius stood under the harsh light, his gaze drifting upward to the night sky. For a long, unnerving moment, he seemed lost in thought, his expression unreadable. Then, his eyes snapped back to me, and a wide, charismatic grin spread across his face. "It's been a while since I was here!" he exclaimed, his voice booming through the ruined room. "Feels too good to be home!"

ASTRA "What was that, Ma'am? I don't think I clearly heard you?" I asked in utter amusement, my attention now being divided between him and my phone, where I'm currently texting with Lee to continue our getting to know well stage. Sirius shrugged on his seat. "I don't know, just a random thought. I'm afraid we'll get bored out of Paris in a while so why not travel to another place? Use this opportunity to explore and see the world?"

Captain Rian’s reply. “Sorry Rian. Force of nature.” Genesis replied with a smile. [Aster walked towards their room. Genesis and Captain Rian also made their way to Chief Vincent’s office.] [June 29, 1212; Great Fall Era – Present | Sewers Square - Eben, Meccichuzan (11:40)]