Smuts Novels & Stories

I asked her. Kiran shifted forward, and he leaned his elbows on his knees, as he clasped his hands together. “What’s wrong with the baby?” “She has AMC,” I answered him, my voice dull and flat. It felt so final to say it loud. “What the hell is AMC?” Kiran asked with a frown. “She has fused joints,” Adara said softly, and I nodded my head. “Fused joints?” Kiran repeated. “It means her joints are so fused together, she won’t be able to bend or straighten her limbs,” Adara said, with sadness in her eyes. “She’ll probably never walk.”

‘The most important six inches on the battlefield is between your ears.’ -Jim Mattis Ember As soon as dawn came, everyone was ready to march on Soren. At Nightshade, the witches had blocked the sunlight out so it wouldn’t burn the vampires and they would do the same at Elding Gala if they needed to.

"You have no idea. The peony I had in my room died the other day and she threw a funeral for it." He raised an eyebrow at me. "That peony survived all this time?" I blushed slightly. "It is the flower of prosperity in China, isn't it?" He regarded me with a satisfied half smile. "Yes, it is." I pushed my hair over my shoulder, looking up at the treetops. "Do you think it's going to rain? The sky's looking pretty dark." Eric looked up as well. "Seems that way," he muttered. "Nova!" He called. "We can come back for the ants

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Hector can smell burned flesh. “So how bad is it?” Hector asks her. “Oh, so Hector is talking to me now. It's fine, just you know, sunburn.” Ruby tries to smile at him. “I don’t think I believe a word you’re saying. I can smell the flesh from here,” Hector says. “No duh. It's a horrible smell, and it hurts ten times worse than sunburn. Look, I am sorry about my part in the whole bringing you here thing. I was given an order, and I had to follow it just like we must all follow orders here,” Ruby says.

he grumbled as Simon and Ian laughed at him. “We were about to go fishing. Would you guys join us.” Amber asked, changing the subject. “Sure.” Ian replied. “What are we supposed to do with a raw fish out here?” Kimberly asked. “Eat it, duh… haven’t you heard of sushi before?” Amber smiled at the weird face Kimberly was making. “That’s gross!” she exclaimed because she hated sushi. “You don’t have to eat it if you don’t want to.” Ian said. “I can’t believe this. You too?!... Don’t even think of kissing me after eating that.”

It amazed me how someone as quiet and introverted as him could be so popular. At the moment, they were engrossed in a lively game of cards, shouting and making hand signals. Hayden's aunt, whom I recently learned was named Jada, approached me and handed me a bowl of what appeared to be soup. "It's Fish Broth," Zeek, who was standing next to me, informed. I nodded, peering into the bowl. "Look," Kai said, taking my spoon and stirring the contents. "It has yam, potatoes, macaroni, fish, ochroes, and eddoes." He explained, and I pursed my lips.

"And nothing." "That's a lie, we know you too well." John grinned, quirking an eyebrow at me. "I need a fucking cigarette," I muttered, staring at my lap. "Smoke one then," Shane's tone was confused. I refrained from rolling my eyes. "I can't." "Why not?" I groaned aloud, running a hand down my face. "Because I can't." "Because Jasmine doesn't like it," John spoke, speaking my thoughts which caused me to glare at him.

Her friends huddled together, the heat from the flames making them sweat. She was burning through the oxygen around them and they would start suffocating soon. Then, Nicholas handed his spear to Matthias and threw his own fire with hers. The bright blue she’d seen back at Shipton was equally as hot but there was a vibrancy that hers didn’t have. It weaved itself around her flames like a bright serpent and blended itself into the wall of fire until it was only white.

Chapter 29 Adler sighed as he pulled out another pack of his cigarettes from his pocket. He broodingly stared at the view of the city. The lights were already switched on in every building and pavement even though the sun was just setting and the curtains of the night were yet to fall entirely.