Sofia Mystic Isles Novels & Stories

Skaiis POV My children, my mate and I are currently enroute to Athens, I have never been too keen of flying but dire times call for drastic measures, I brought along Jewels mysterious serum with us for just in case purposes as I have seen firsthand how well it worked in protecting Liliana back home.

“Are you the man who can move the product I need? Or am I wasting my time with middlemen?” Malik’s lips curled into a faint, appreciative smile. He stepped closer, invading her personal space. He smelled of sandalwood and cigar smoke. “I’m no middleman. But I need to know who I’m doing business with. You walk into my place, all fire and confidence… it makes a man curious.” “The name’s Sofia,” she said, giving the alias she’d practiced a hundred times. “And my confidence comes from cash. Do you want it or not?”

And i nodded gently and nervously. “How do you know my name?” I asked slightly surprised. “After all these years of waiting and the moon goddess gives me a worthless piece of shit like you?!” He exclaimed. “I Alpha adrian moon rejecet you Alice grey!” He said in a cold tone. I felt my hopes crashing down in just one second, my heart broke into a million pieces. I didn’t know what to say as all the sentences I tried to form are incoherent. I’ve been waiting to meet my fated mate only for him to reject me on the spot.

He was the guardian of the Gate of Purgatory before Bellious took over. “Three months.” He says placing his hand on her belly. I smile at them both. Sofia is to be the next Moon Goddess, but she still isn’t ready. “How about you, Dahlia? How long do you have left?” I ask her when Malachi sits next to her. These two didn’t have the best start. But that is a different story.

“I don’t think I’ve seen you around before.” “I started just a few weeks ago,” Isla replied, adjusting her uniform once again, trying to keep her composure. “It’s been... an experience so far.” Sofia’s smile widened. “I bet. Dante’s club is a different world, isn’t it?” Isla didn’t respond immediately. What could she say? She was here for one reason: to bring Dante and his family down. This was not a place for making friends, and she certainly didn’t need any distractions.

“This should be perfect to build the resorts and attract tourists. This island is ranked among the most peaceful and eco-friendly islands. What do you think about acquiring it?” “The Mystic Island?” “Yes. It has recently been put on the market. The owner is very selective, but I'm sure we'll get it. The GK Group, after all, has vast influence across the country.” Lucas took the tablet, studying that Island carefully. “It's too remote and will definitely not attract that many tourists. It hasn't been long since the island was discovered, which means there are dangerous beings still inhabiting it. With the lack of human activities, the wildlife will roam freely. Tell me, if a cobra sneaks into

Alfie stepped forward and said seriously, "We had a conflict with a few people from the neighboring cabin before boarding the ship. They've been causing trouble for us these past few days. We’d like you to help us deal with them. We're willing to share some of the profits from the spirit crystals with you." Adrian sat up and asked, "How long has it been since we set sail?" "Three days," Alfie replied. "This ship is headed for Central Island, right?" Obscura consisted of three large islands. Besides Northsea Island in the north, there was the Central Island in the center and South Island in the south. Adrian had previously landed and conquered two cities in the South Island area. In the past

He slipped the phone out, shielding the screen. Three new messages. He’ll suffocate you, moonlight. I’ll show you freedom. You want to say no, but your body already betrayed you. Meet me. One chance. Midnight. The old library wing. Eliot’s stomach dropped. Midnight. The words burned into him like fire. He should delete them. He should erase Damien from his life before Theo noticed. But his thumb lingered over the screen, trembling, betraying the truth he refused to say aloud. He wanted to go.