Subaru X Elsa Novels & Stories

She wanted to let someone else carry the weight for once. “Fine,” she said finally. “But you're staying in the waiting room.” Sebastian's mouth curved slightly. “Deal.” — Forty minutes later, Elara sat in the passenger seat of Sebastian's car - a sleek black Mercedes that probably cost more than most houses watching Manhattan blur past the tinted windows. Marco drove in silence, his eyes occasionally flicking to the rearview mirror. Sebastian sat beside her, close enough that she could smell his cologne. Something expensive and woodsy that made her painfully aware of how small the back seat suddenly felt.

Elsa snapped. "Why didn't you let me take your vehicle Elsa since I'll take off the license plate?" Ella asked. "Eye witness get to say we left with a Viper Venom 2000 and the cops find out citizens with that vehicle and boom suspected Elsa Gomez is on the list, Think." Elsa said and poked her nose. "You're no human." Ella said. "At all." She added. "Return the cab, I'll be home soon, I have an appointment." Elsa said and before Ella could speak she zoomed off with her wolf speed.

I heard honking behind me and when I looked at the side mirror, it was a yellow Ferrari that sang all things, Eliza Lancaster, my second cousin. I drove into the estate and packed in front of the main entrance. One of the valets came to collect the car keys. Just when I was hoping to escape from the bee, she sang right into my ear. "Cars like that still exist, I thought they went into extinction," She was talking about my Mercedes Benz 2017. Eliza has one of those funny, pretentious voices that annoy the crap out of normal people. She tries too hard to be cute and even after spending thirty-one years on Earth, she should get the memo that it was enough time to stop acting cute.

The sun had long dipped behind the clouds, painting the world in a soft twilight hue as Cassian’s sleek black car glided through the quiet, manicured streets of Elara’s estate. The gentle hum of the engine, the subtle scent of leather and his cologne, and the occasional flicker of streetlights made the ride feel almost dreamlike.

Iris exclaims “The real deal..” I smile as he takes my hand and kisses it. “I’ll get going. El, I’m sending a car tonight.” “You don’t have to; dad was going..,” “No! Elina, allow the man to treat you and, by extension us. Send your best stretch limo stocked with alcohol wolf boy.” “I have a name you know, Iris." “And I bet it sounds good coming from Elina’s lips,” Xavier chuckles as he heads to the window. I climb out of bed and follow him, sad to see him go.

Vanessa parked the bike before she got off it. Xavier went and did the same thing. He entered his car and drove it into the villa, before he parked it and got out of it. Elsa wanted to close the gates, but Vanessa quickly rushed to her side and did that for her. Elsa secretly nodded her head in approval after she saw what Vanessa had done. She said, “Come with me, both of you. My daughter is in the garden”. Xavier followed Elsa without delay, while Vanessa followed him. ‘I wonder if Xavier’s mother is still sick. But I highly doubt that’. Vanessa thought.

Axelina smiled warmly at the him. "I want to buy a car here. Can I see the price of the cars in this Toyota?" asked Axelina. "Absolutely, ma'am. Please sit down," said the marketing girl politely. Axelina explained the various cars in the Toyota showroom in great detail. And finally Axelina decided that the car she was going to buy was the red Yaris RS. When offered credit, Axelina smiled at the marketing girl. "This is the payment on credit, ma'am?" asked the marketing.

The silence in her head shattered into a thousand screaming voices. The car's computer said, Subject 4 active. Proximity: Route 9 Northward. Intercept immediately. Miller's voice was like a needle in her head. The people standing under the streetlamps turned towards the car, their blue eyes glowing in the dark. "What did you do?!" Elias yelled, hitting the console. "Put it back! Put it in the box!" Elara did not listen to him. She closed her eyes and went into the car's computer. She followed the wires and cables like roots into the engine. She found the processor but it was guarded by a strong firewall.

"That’s what happens when you let a human into the bed! The beast gets a collar!" Elara didn't look back. She marched through the dark, damp tunnel, the sound of her heels a sharp, aggressive staccato against the stone. She didn't speak until they reached the armored SUV waiting in the subterranean garage. "In. Now." She shoved the guards aside and slammed the door herself. The interior of the car was a black, silent vacuum. The city lights began to blur past the tinted windows as the driver peeled away from the Pit. Abram sat slumped against the leather, his head lolling.

Wow! Elisa was on fucking fire. “If you don’t want to go then you can get out of the driver’s seat so that either Rain and I can drive,” She put her hands on her waist and tapped her foot on the floor like she was waiting for the both of them to step out. “Sorry, Ma.” “Sorry, Elisa.” They both said simultaneously, Aldo and Vlad then turned to look at each other with narrowed eyes before shaking their heads and looking away. Rain could tell they were both trying to hold in their laughter.