Subaru X Elsa Novels & Stories

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.

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.

It was one of the heavy, armor-plated Suburbans from the Hawthorne Group’s private security pool. They weren't coming up to get him. Not yet. They were just waiting for him to try to leave the building with a suitcase. Elias turned away from the glass, his eyes tracking the dark shapes of his furniture—the Italian leather sofas he’d never sat on for more than twenty minutes, the minimalist bookshelves filled with first-edition biographies his father’s secretary had purchased to fill the space, the clean, untouched lines of a life that had been leased to him on the condition of good behavior.

Elias leaned against the window with a coffee cup in hand. Rowan… Rowan was simply watching me. Somehow, that silent stare made me the most nervous. Xavier’s grin widened. “Look who actually showed up.” Then, his gaze turned towards Elias. “You lose the bet, Elias. The Ferrari is mine.” “Fine. Take it. She got courage coming to our club room alone.” Elias said, throwing the car keys at him as Xavier caught. “She definitely hasn't heard about the club room.” Rowan spoke up, breaking his vow of muteness.

“Thank you, Mom. I’ll see you both later.” As I made my way downstairs, the sound of a car pulling up outside caught my attention. I peeked through the window to see Elara’s sleek black sedan parked in the driveway. She stepped out, dressed in a stunning emerald green gown that complemented her auburn hair perfectly. Her mask was a simple yet elegant design, with silver accents that caught the light as she moved.

A woman this reckless was not someone she could ever admire. Beau pressed both hands against the floor-to-ceiling glass. His and Xavier's expressions were eerily identical. The two boys stared at Corona, so fixated that they even forgot to breathe. Harvey's gaze followed the giant screen. He still refused to believe that the driver inside Corona, tearing through the track at over 200 miles per hour, was Elara! Was Elara really this skilled behind the wheel? She had never displayed any extraordinary driving ability while she was with the Fishers.

What was Mary Sullivan’s problem? Wasn’t it enough for her to text Xyla Quest and yell at her? Was Mary actually waiting for Xyla in front of her house? Xyla’s good mood instantly went away. Her good-looking eyebrows furrowed slightly while the calm expression on her face also disappeared. Speeding up, Xyla drove her red Maserati all the way over to the pink Lamborghini and stopped next to it. Very soon, Mary got out from the Lamborghini.

Elisa did not want to owe Serenity a favor, but also because she felt she could hit it off with Serenity. Thus, she gave the latter her business card. Serenity also saw the line of luxury cars and said understandingly, “You should get going, Ms. Stone. I wish you all the best.” “Thank you.” Elisa hugged the bouquet and carried the insulated lunch box. Instead of running toward the luxury cars, she went straight to the building’s entrance and stood in the middle of the gate.

said Felix, putting his arm around Elisa's waist. Elisa looked up deeply into Felix's face. "Umh? Is she crazy? Yes, I'm a little scared," she replied. "Sure. Listen to what he says; a trapped soul can't live forever. It's like a joke!" Felix continued with a chuckle. Felix opened the door of the red Ferarri for Elisa. Before his body got in and sat behind the wheel, he drove the car at a moderate speed. It took only minutes to reach their lodgings.

The inside wasn’t any better as I could see the peels in the wall, faded paint and the air had a heavy scent of blood and death. “Welcome to the black market, child.” Of course I had already figured they were part of the black market, I was no fool. Looking around carefully I could see body parts of werewolves, elixirs, and rare monster parts. “Tell me your name child.” Osborne asked. “I’m Elsa.” The fear in my voice betraying my supposed poise. “Well Elsa, it’s too bad you’re the unlucky werewolf that was caught today. You can’t imagine what we plan to do with you.