Sub Drop Novels & Stories

As far as she has seen what Shade said was true. The group discussion was disturbed by Sandra yelling in pain as everyone turned towards her “ we shall figure my relation to the clock late for now let’s do something about her. Bella what am I should I do to stop her pain?” Night asked “ there is a water fall deep in the west forest. Near It is a straight block type wall made of pure rock. Go there are write the poem on. Then take the water from the river and threw the water on written poem. That would do the job”

A glass fell and luckily didn’t shatter but I could hear the liquid splash out. “What the hell happened, Alpha?”

There was a dragon tattooed down his whole back. Looked so lifelike. I was half expecting it to start moving. My eyes trailed further down to his lower back, where the letters S.I.X were inscribed. So wait six isn't actually a number, but an acronym? He turned slightly, enough for me to get a view of his front, but not for him to see me standing there.

The bridge was abandoned as many people started using a new main road which was built five years ago and much more convenient so no one would be there to stop me. I first left all the things I was carrying, my backpack and book by the side road as I did not need them in death. I then walked slowly to the edge of the bridge and faced the deep river I was going to drown in and die ending my life. At least it looked clean, I thought trying to cheer myself up while large raindrops mixed with my tears, were now streaming down my face and body. Next I lifted myself on to the bridge side wall, a strong looking white little half wall made from cement.

Lanna whispered "Ok, Lanna do you trust Shannon?" After thinking for a moment she replied "She's changed a lot since I last knew her so yes I would trust her, I don't really see that we have much choice anyway". "Ok" "But to be on the safe side I mind linked Mac and Natalie, they are staying somewhere else close by, keeping an eye out" Chuckling I say "You're always one step ahead" "What are you all doing?" Desert asks coming out of the bathroom making us all jump, "Right, we better go" Gregory said

Said the doctor looking sad for her alpha. “What are you saying doctor?” asked Sandy, worry visible in her eyes. “What am saying is that alpha is experiencing signs of rejection, the pain he is feeling is weakening him, his mate might not have rejected him but her distance is the same as a rejection to him.” The doctor told them.

A planet on the edge of disaster. Ethan's voice was laced with desperation. "How can we change this, Luna?" The Moon Goddess's voice sounded melancholy. "You must unify your pack, tell the truth, and embrace your new fates. The old methods are disintegrating, and a new age for our species is upon us." Amara moved forward, resolve written in her gaze. "We won't fail you, Luna. We'll preserve our planet." Luna nodded, her body disintegrating into a shimmering vapor. "Remember, the power of love is bigger than destiny. It is the key to a fresh beginning."

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Now My brother and I sat in the back of our step-brothers people ford fiesta, silently, we both had one headphone in our ears as our step-brother, Connor drove us to our new home. Krystal our step-sister sat in the front passenger seat next to him. A warm tear dripped down my cheek, it had been a year since our father had passed away, my mother had just sold his house and we were moving away from the safety of the place that we used to call our home. My dog, Rolo laid across us both with his head in my lap, he was a fairly big three-year-old German Shephard. My step-father was driving our mothers car with my mother next to him, we were starting from scratch, they had bought a four bedroom ho

but as the girl who loved the ocean. ​"The sun doesn't pay the bills in Manila," I said, trying to keep my voice professional. ​"True. But it makes for a much better story," Mateo countered. He reached into his pocket and handed me a small, embossed business card. "If Luke gives you too much trouble, or if you ever find the 'secondary camera' too small for your talent, call me. The board needs people who see things differently. Not just people who follow orders." ​Just as I took the card, the heavy double doors at the end of the hall swung open. Luke was walking back toward us, his face darkening when he saw Mateo standing so close to me.