Sonata Dazzlings Novels & Stories

They were practically glued to one another by the hip. “Oh, she looks angry.” The petite one on her left snorted at me, her blue eyes twinkling with mischief. The bimbo on the right hand chuckled at her lame excuse for a snarky comment. “Here I was thinking you probably disappeared off the face of the earth or something.” Sonia rolled her eyes, advancing to me in elegant strides that made her hips sway in the ridiculously expensive designer jeans that were clinging to her hourglass shape like gloves. “I was beginning to get bored.” She pouted, her matte red-coated lips pursing for a bit.

However, just as he was lost in the sight of Sonia, the lights in the room went out, frustrating both Sonia and her admirer. "Ugh, what terrible timing. What should I do now?" Sonia muttered in annoyance, quickly activating the torch on her phone. The dim light cast a glow on her face, making her look even more beautiful, like an angel who had descended to Earth. Sonia was already naturally beautiful, but the makeup and the dress had elevated her beauty to a divine and angelic level. Arjun stared at her without blinking, and he couldn't help himself. It seemed as though he was being controlled by some otherworldly force.

Alora “How have you been, my dear?” Dad asked, patting her gently on the back before stepping away. “I’ve been wonderful! Look at me.” Sonia stood and twirled gracefully, showing off her luxurious outfit and radiant skin. “Don’t you see how time has transformed me into a goddess of beauty?” she said with a playful laugh. Dad chuckled, motioning for her to sit beside him. Dad was clearly excited to see Sonia again. I knew I wanted her here, I wanted Dad thrilled, but certainly not like this.

She glared at Candice, teeth clenched as she retorted, "Don't act so superior. Remember, I have leverage against you too." Candice met her gaze and asked, "What leverage?" Sonia appeared smug. Malice sparkled in her eyes as she cautioned, "Just don't expect things to be easy for you!" Physically, Sonia wasn't unappealing. She possessed the charm of a girl next door. However, recent weight loss had changed her appearance. Her once gentle eyes now bore a sharp, cold edge. Undeterred, Candice met her gaze and maintained her composure. She shrugged nonchalantly and remarked, "Is that so? I'm eager to see what you've got."

Eliana Martinez stood like a specter from another time, her presence electrifying the clearing with unspoken history. Alex felt Sonia stiffen in his arms, her breath catching as though the very air had turned to glass. The woman before them—flawlessly dressed in a tailored charcoal suit that whispered of Swiss precision—seemed to absorb the chaos around them, replacing it with something far more dangerous: calculated intent. "Mother?" The word fell from Sonia's lips like a prayer and an accusation fused together. "You're... dead."

Fourteen Months Later The flash of cameras was blinding even through the tinted windows of the Rolls-Royce. Sophia Dante sat perfectly still as her makeup artist made the final touches, though the woman's hands were shaking with excitement. "I still can't believe I'm doing Sophia Dante's makeup for the Fashion Awards," Maria whispered, adding a touch of highlighter to Sophia's already glowing cheekbones. "My I*******m is going to explode."

A single candle burned on the mantel, its flame flickering in the draft. I sat down and poured myself a glass of wine. The door opened. Sonia stepped inside without knocking. She closed it behind her and leaned against the wood, her arms crossed, her dark eyes fixed on me. She looked different tonight. Softer, somehow. Her hair was loose around her shoulders. Her gown was simple, unadorned. But her face was troubled. Brooding. Like a storm gathering on the horizon. "You look like a man who has just won a war," she said.

Sonia said while pouting. "Haven't you always said that you should always dare to give things a try? If you don't try, how will you find out whether it will work or not?" Daniel folded his arms over his chest and looked at her with a smile. His beautiful eyes gleamed in the light, and Sonia found that there was some sort of incredible magic on the surface of his eyes. In an instant, the magical power turned from a cold Artic star to a burning obsidian, and if one stared at it for too long, he would be bewitched by it and lose his soul.

It was kind of cute. Once everything was packed in the trunk, they loaded up into the Sonata. It turned him on when he put the key in the ignition and started her up. The radio came to life in a storm of coloured LEDs and patterns on the screen. The gauges on the dash were much brighter since Tony replaced them with LEDs. Every single tiny light in the Sonata was now LED and Dillon couldn't be happier with it. The footwell LEDs pulsed different colours as the speakers played their start-up jingle. With a huge grin, he grabbed Tony's wrist and shook it.

Her handsome eyes seemed to shine 24/7, and any woman would blush when she glanced at them with her bright, sparkling eyes. Dona was raised as a boy back when she was a child, so she always dressed herself in men's clothing like a high class business elite. Putting her hands casually in her pockets, she had a flat chest and a face that looked like the male lead of a romance book, making her look noble and elegant. Tilting her head to the side, she looked at Sonnia while making eyes at the latter. Sonnia was totally defenseless against such a face that looked like the male lead of a romantic book, so she got butterflies in her stomach, feeling a burning sensation in her slapped butt, she trie