Sora Kingdom Hearts Halloween Town Mga Nobela at Kwento

Sora crawled back up and angrily yelled, "You dare to touch me, you fool?!" Slap! Harvey gave another slap. "So what if I touch you? You think I can't? Come now. Tell me who's the one behind all this?" Sora coldly replied, "There's no one else except me!" Slap! Harvey delivered another slap. "You? It's not that I'm trying to underestimate you, but someone with your brain can't think of such a scheme. Not only did someone leak out information to me, having Sverker to wait for me, even you are here to humiliate my woman. And you tell me there's no one else pulling the strings?"

A short while later, my mother joined us, she sat across from me, her eyes darting toward Sora, who was hunched over her phone, tapping and checking the screen every other second. My mother’s curiosity got the better of her. “Sora, who is it? A boyfriend?” Sora stiffened. “No.” Mother responded “You keep glancing down on your phone every second… If that’s a new boyfriend then you should bring him over, I want to meet him.” Sora’s eyes flickered with irritation. “…It’s not a man.” “Then who?” Mother leaned forward, her voice laced with curiosity. “…Rue.” The air shifted instantly. My mother’s expression was quickly replaced with contempt.

"Scouts' honor. Now let me double check those Halloween card proofs then get the hell out of here for my long weekend." "All right." Summer was the director of marketing and sales for the Holiday Greeting Card Company while Star was the head writer for the actual card line. Star could practically see the wheels turning in Summer's dark head as she considered and discarded various strategies for dealing with Star's recent restless unhappiness. "As long as you call when you get there, I promise, none of us will bother you unless there's an absolute emergency." "Thanks." Star lifted her cheek as her sister leaned down to kiss it. "Love you too. Now beat it."

The Frostfang blade still lay where I had found it, half-buried in moss near the old watchtower. But now a second object rested beside it, a stone disk etched with a sigil older than either of their clans. The moment my fingers brushed it, it hummed with a heat that traveled through my veins, settling behind his ribs like a pulse out of time. I didn’t know what it was. Only had a feeling that Kaela would. She met me in the shrine again, summoned by the tug of the bond and the scent of my magic on the wind. When she came through the clearing my eyes locked onto her immediately. I walked towards her with the disk in my hand. “What is this?” said asked.