Sonic Rebound Novels & Stories

A random co worker called out as agreements rose up in the room. Rebecca pressed a palm to her forehead and shook it. “Fell off the radar? More like soared above it! SHE MARRIED INTO THE DIAMON DONATELLIS!” At her announcement, the tea room burst into pandemonium as several of the co workers cried their happiness and many expressed their disbelief. “I’m telling you guys,” Rebecca insisted. “She married the only son. The tycoon billionaire,” When looks of disbelief continued to pass around the room, she hissed and lunged for the TV remote.

And all she could do now was defend. She could see that this new attack carried twice the amount of power compared to the one earlier. And that meant that she couldn’t just handle this with her inner energy coat. So she countered with a skill she didn’t need to prepare herself to execute. A special skill much like Silver’s Distort. It was called Sonic Blast. Opening her mouth widely, she inhaled a sharp breath of air, and then violently coughed out this air. But what came out wasn’t a gust of wind. What was returned was a powerful blast that struck against Mane’s blades and did exactly what the skill was named – cause a blast!

He rose from my body, letting the night's cold get into my skin. I welcomed the draft; it was far better. We waited in silence, the candles in the corner flickering from the breeze. Then the next thing we heard was a scream and the blowing of the horns. The last time I heard those horns, my mate had let those savages take me away. It was safe to say, my heart plummeted with the sound. Damien sprouted off the bed, reaching for a robe. I wiped my lips and sat up. “Stay here. I shall have a look and be back. I'm sure it's nothing serious.”

MY REBOUND DOMINEERING HUSBAND Chapter 1. Joel Richard Osteen, that's his name! The only name that makes everyone around him tremble. Even the sound of his black shiny Nike air mag shoe can make anyone just pee on their pants. The look on his face when he is angry would make anyone wish that the ground should just open and swallow him up. What about the numerous times he yells? It's a different case entirely cos he sounds just like a beast ready to devour it's prey.

I've been feeling nauseous and dizzy, is it because I almost starved myself to death in the Crescent park. "Are you okay?" Mom voice drew me back to realize that Jackson has been framed by the Crescent. Those good for nothing people must go down. I am back to my park. I said to myself as I clenched my fist and slammed it against the tabletop which caused the plates and cutleries make a clattering noises.

"Caleb, it just wouldn't work out between us. Everything else aside, you just got out of a relationship, and I'm not looking to be your rebound." "You could never be my rebound. How long would I have to wait before I can ask you out without you thinking like that?" I opened my eyes to meet his green ones and silently shook my head at him. "I will. I'll wait as long as it takes to get a chance with you. What do I have to do to convince you?"

One of the mana snakes appeared in front of her and solidified itself into a dome around her. The sound waves bounced off the dome and went right around it. Bruce covered the distance in a millisecond and slammed his war hammer against the barrier, breaking into pieces. The sound of thunder cracked the sky as the hammer struck the barrier. The sound waves moved to slam against the firecracker, but Bruce received another shock to add to the many that he's already had since the start of this fight.

Lucas' fair and smooth face was very calm. Then, Charlie, who was unwilling to give up, punched Lucas again. This punch was several times more powerful than the previous one. Moreover, Charlie's punch was imbued with a powerful amount of spiritual energy. "Rumble!" The sound of the sonic boom was heard by hundreds of students. The hundreds of students were all dumbfounded. They quickly looked at Lucas, wanting to see if Lucas can still take Charlie's punch. But what they never dreamed of was that Lucas still stood where he was as steady as ever.

The cold dampness of the night clung to her skin and a shiver wracked her body. “It’s coming from behind my house,” Zephyra said into the phone, hearing another scream. Drawing the arrow back, she crept around the house. She made sure to keep the wall at her back. It was pitch black with the moon not full enough to cast much light. The motion detection lights snapped on, blinding Zephyra. She also dropped her phone somewhere.