Soulless Ginger Novels & Stories

A cold dread, sharper than the chill in the air, shot up from the soles of my feet. The patch of shadow in the corner began to writhe unnaturally, coalescing into a denser form. A human silhouette, darker than the darkness around it, slowly detached itself from the wall. It was tall and gaunt, its entire form wreathed in an impenetrable, smoky blackness. The air grew still and heavy, as if the room itself was holding its breath. Then, a voice, cold and utterly devoid of emotion, sounded not in my ears, but directly in my mind.

She told him that she was the one who loved him most in the world. Barely four years old, wide-eyed, and full of trust, Dennis walked over to me. For a moment, I thought he might offer some comfort, some love. Instead, he gave me a clumsy shove. “Worth... worthless!” he stuttered. He then turned to his grandmother, looking up at her with bright, eager eyes, clearly hoping for praise.

It was perfect, it had been molded for him. A tremor in her made him see a light of reason. He raised his head and ran back, tripping over the table, unable to balance himself, he held on to the chair. He ran his hand through his hair and wiped the sweat on his forehead. Both he and she were panting. More him than Alisha. It took her a few seconds to notice the brown fur that was beginning to cover his arms. His nails were no longer human, but long and sharp like his wolf's and the colors in front of him had been distorted to shades of blue and yellow. If he had continued he could not guarantee to remain human. Hell, I had no idea it was hanging by a thread.

Muhammad huffed. "Okay, okay I'm sorry for laughing." She said chuckling lightly as she wiped under her lids, "they're called backup singers." "Backup singers, assistant singers, aren't they the same thing dama." "I don't think there's even anything like assistant singers." She was still laughing when they got to the gallery and Muhammad parked. "So ready to feast your eyes on beautiful artworks?" "I just want us to be done here as fast as possible so we can go to cactus restaurant." Amirah said dryly.

"Now, listen up,human," "Ugh!" Audrey winced from the hard kick she suddenly received on her rib. "You can never make me betray my kind for you, you're a worthless human, and you deserve to die!" Ginger said with disgust. He went ahead and rendered kicks all over her body. He was about to land a very hard kick to her face but the door was suddenly opened. "Stop it man!" Regee rused in and pushed Ginger away from the battered Audrey. "Hey, why are you stopping me?! Wait, don't tell me you're sidimg with this-"

Most of the employees greeted me as they saw me with Ezra in the events and other functions and I greeted them back and walked towards Ezra's cabin greeting Laila and locked the door to the cabin and put my bags on the couch. He has a bathroom in his cabin and I need it for my surprise. I took out the outfit I chose to wear and walked into the bathroom with my heart beating erratically with excitement and arousal at Ezra's reaction of seeing me in this outfit. I changed into maroon lingerie with a garter belt and stockings feeling the soft fabric against my body. I brought the same coloured heels too, so I traded my shoes with the heels and applied a maroon lipstick and ruffled my hair befor

Despite the fear that she could get killed by the dangerous people she lived in their midst, Lara was getting used to the first-class treatment she was getting here. The warm baths in the bath tub, the first-class designers that she gets to rock, the amount of money she controlled. She had just slide out of the bathroom whilst singing along to the voice of Juice Wrld, “All girl are the same” playing on the stereo. This wasn’t the kind of song she listened to, but in this body, she felt drawn to his songs, and it was only his songs that she saw on his playlist.

Adeline moved fast. Within a day, my younger sister was bound and dumped in a deserted outskirts area. Around her lay piles of wood, drenched in pungent gasoline. My sister struggled frantically, but the ropes held her tight. Then Adeline appeared, dressed in a striking red gown. For a brief moment, my sister's eyes lit up with recognition—then quickly shifted to terrified concern. "Adeline! What are you doing here? You have to run—it's dangerous here!"

"I know who I am. I am Kerik Renfred you wrench! The Queen of all life and dead creatures of the world." "That's not possible-" "I am Kerik Renfred!" My voice grew louder and louder over every word, and my confidence slowly returned back to me. There was no way to survive hell, without taking a piece of it with you. Something only dark souls can understand. "The worst kind of pain, is the one you feel in your soul, it slowly devours everything and weighs you down until you can no longer move. It hurts more than any burn, any scar and any bruise. Because it would never heal, no matter what you do. It's always there inside of you."

And I unleashed another discovery Bobby and I had made on a boring summer day. A huge aerosol can of industrial strength cleaner I’d found on the shelf. I held the ‘aim’n flame’ lighter to its nozzle, triggered the flame, depressed the spray, and a fountain of beautiful orange-red flames engulfed the mass of deformed flesh lurching toward me, hitting it full in the face.