Susie Deltarune Novels & Stories

“Well, welcome to my school, Max. You’re beautiful.” “Her school?” Max’s brow furrowed. She wore a puzzled face as her gaze went across Selena’s. “Hello, I’m Dalett, and this is Trisha,” the girl next to Selena remarked, introducing her other friend to Max. “This school is run by Selena’s uncle, and I know you want to be friends with us. Selena is the queen of Seattle High, and she did not get there with the help of her uncle, the owner of the school. She got there at her own accord.”

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She pretended to be asleep only to be awakened by ice-cold water in the face. She sniffed the air, "It’s her again, Selene." She pondered to herself. "Hey, wakey, wakey, little wolf." Delta Selene yells while lightly slapping Vesper's cheek. Behind her is Delta Dimitry standing still, avoiding eye contact. Vesper stared at Delta Selene with an exhausted gaze. She’s tired, hungry, wrung. She could bleed dry on the spot she is right now and no one will ever look for her.

Lydia had inherited Luna Alice's striking green eyes, long tan limbs, pointed nose, and beautifully shaped lips. Once, her father, Alpha Damon, had claimed he wasn’t interested in women, focusing solely on his duties—until he encountered Luna Alice at a nearby pack meeting when she was just fifteen. He couldn’t take his eyes off her and spent an entire year longing to see her again. The moment he turned eighteen and returned to the pack, he discovered that Alice was his mate. He claimed her that very night and married her the next day, without waiting another moment.

It was lunch period and Susan walked into my office "What’s up princess “ She says and sat opposite me “What’s with you and calling me princess, it’s reserved for Damien only” i say and she puts her hand on her chest “Sorry Milady, what’s up sweet thang” she rephrased and i laughed “How are you doing Susan, come on lets go eat” i say and pick my phone, walking out of my office with her “Susan we are going to Seattle tomorrow, Damien is also coming" i say and she stops walking "That’s amazing, so we all go tomorrow right!" She asks and i nod, we had our lunch and went back to work. The day seemed to go by so fast

Yup, bowed. “Your Highness.” Cassie and I glance at each other, equally stunned. Okay, what the heck is going on? An awkward silence passed, suddenly, the other girl elbowed her. “Gotcha! Don't mind my sister, she loves role play.” I laughed nervously, “Oh!” Weird, “I'm Delaney by the way.” “Celine and this Avatia.” Cassie shook her head, set the pizza on the bed, and clapped, “Enough of this, Delaney here was in the process of telling me who she's in love with. I think you guys came at the right time.”

Patricia said very seriously to the woman she hadn't seen in the last two years. "Of course I'm not crazy. If I was crazy, then I wouldn't be the top model I am today," Olivia Nelson said with great confidence. The woman decided to return to New York after living in France for two years. Olivia had come on purpose without telling anyone and of course because she wanted to surprise Patricia who she hadn't seen in a long time.

I raise an eyebrow at her and cross my arms, "Becky Sanders, you are no longer an Omega. You are a Delta female, a ranked member of this pack, and a member of my team." She takes a deep breath, "I, Becky Sanders, Delta-female of the Druit Guard pack, pledge my Loyalty to my Luna, Amelie Ashwood, the mother of our pack." I bite my thumb for the last time. I was thankful that I heal quickly again. Becky cut her palm.

Mom’s voice came, I smiled, I figured she’d be the first to spot us. The group fell silent as all eyes turned on us. The chatter in the room dropped as everyone looked at us. The future Alpha of the Black Storm Pack, one of the strongest in the country, has found his Luna... Everyone would be watching Delsanra… Mom rushed over. She looked as beautiful as ever in a deep plum gown as she stopped before us. She grabbed my face, kissing my forehead before she turned to Delsanra quickly, her eyes glistening with unshed tears.

I grinned to myself as I parked the Jimny and stepped out into the crisp air, feeling oddly buoyant despite the chilly bite. Inside, the comforting aroma of coffee and baked goods enveloped me like a favorite blanket. I made my way to the counter, where I was greeted by Delta, the owner's son's fiancée, whom I had come to adore during my frequent visits. Delta had a warmth about her that felt like sunshine breaking through winter clouds; she was from a warmer part of the country, where she and her fiancé both graduated from the University of Economics. It was she who encouraged me to apply for an early course at the Marine Sciences College after she heard about my dream of studying marine li