Novel & Cerita Taiki Kou

Now he hasn't just lost me, but everyone else he cares about. “Nothing happened, okay?” I snap. “Akara is truly over me, aren’t you?” Tai says sardonically, twisting his head to pin me with his gaze. His smile may portray one thing, but the contempt that leeches from him betrays his true feelings. “That was fast.” “I never said that," I remind him curtly, aware of everyone watching us, trying to garner as much information as possible, just from the words we share. “You made it very clear," he murmurs.

Taika never has anything good to say. She is now in front of me, her eyes directly pinning into mine. I remain calm and tired. “Can you not greet anymore, ugly duckling?” She spits. “Good evening, Taika” I say with a slight bow to avoid any clash. “What is this nonsense? Is that how you greet the Luna of the silver moon pack? Foolish duck!” She roars with her eyes bulging out. I wince and truly I’m confuse of what she wants.

The rest of us respond with the aggressive calls and warlike gestures that provide the challenge to Mack and his wife to step up to their new role. Most New Zealanders know theKa Mate haka that the All Blacks rugby team performs, but this is a special haka, called Tika Tonu—‘What is right is always right’—written at the beginning of the twentieth century by a Maori chief whose son had gone to college and was having trouble there. Mack already knows it off by heart, but I know he’ll be touched that we’re all performing it for him. I’m conscious that he lost his father some time ago, and Koro agreed that this haka was the perfect way to show him that the rest of his family and friends will alw

*Key *what do you mean? * Ko *all that happened yesterday, that's what I mean* Key *so you felt it when you hugged? * Ko *yeah damn* key *Key, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to confuse you, I just can't think of anything else* Ko *Kojiro please…. *Key

They were complete opposites. Kai came up behind me placing his strong arms around me. He placed his hands over mine guiding them with the pool cue. I inhaled his scent, he smelled like an ocean breeze and made me feel more relaxed than I could ever remember feeling. I turned my head to look at him expecting to see him focused on the pool table when much to my surprise I saw a huge smile on his face and his eyes peering directly into mine. His big beautiful dark eyes held so much emotion. I couldn't quite understand what he saw in me. He had always been known as a player, he had a new girl on his arm every time I saw him. So why would he suddenly be so wrapped up in me. I wondered if this

Kai was the taller of the two, a solid 9'5", his broad shoulders packed with muscle. His dark, wavy hair was cropped short on the sides but left longer on top, framing sharp, high cheekbones and a strong jawline. His hazel eyes glowed faintly in the dim light, his pupils slightly slitted, giving him an almost predatory look. His teal tail was thick, powerful, coiling behind him, its scales gleaming under the lantern light. Every inch of him screamed power—an apex predator through and through. Koa was just as massive, standing at 9'3", his body slightly leaner but no less muscular. His long, inky-black hair was usually tied back, but now, a few loose strands framed his equally sharp features.

Finally, he reciprocated the hug. "I've missed you too," he murmured. But it didn’t last. As soon as they pulled apart, Taiga turned to Kouji. They stood a foot apart, tension like a storm building in the air. Kouji smirked. His height might’ve been an advantage on the court, but Taiga didn’t back down. He released his pheromones slowly. Thick. Commanding. It surged around them like smoke. Kouji’s smirk faltered, then vanished. His body stiffened, shoulders locked.

Ian stood up and walked up to me and kissed me. "Wow....." Kai exclaimed. I looked at Ian. "Get home safe, okay?" He said. I nodded my head. He kissed my forehead. "So you guys are a thing? When did Kaede start dating girls?" Kai chuckled. Ian looked at him. Ian's name is Kaede? "Kaede?" I asked. He rolled his eyes and sighed. "Is that like Japanese?" I asked. He nodded. "That's my middle name," he replied. He sucked in air. "You should go now," he said. I nodded and bid them all goodbye.

“What are you doing?” Kai steps closer, his eyes locked on mine. “Is this the part where you stay away from me again?” I raise an eyebrow, confused as hell. “I haven’t tried to stay away from you.” “Really? Trying to rush to class? Leaving me blocked?” His voice drops lower, edged with something rough.“ Do you know how fucking crazy you make me?” “I already unblocked you, Malakai,” I mumble. His lips curve into a slow, knowing smirk, his blue eyes lighting up. “I don’t even like the full name but I think I could hear it forever from you.”

BINTA I lived on a remote island on the coast of Lafiya called Rayuwa. Lafiya is a country made up of four states. Fili State, Ruwa State, Gona State and Daji state. Rayuwa is part of Daji State, and the capital of Daji is Duniya. The proximity of Rayuwa to Duniya is near. Lafiya is a developed country, but although Rayuwa is a part of Lafiya, it lacks civilisation, and because of this, it serves as a tourist attraction for Lafiya, generating millions in revenue. In Rayuwa, there were no schools, no electricity, or water supply. People usually fetched water from the streams or dug wells in their compounds. The lack of civilisation made it impossible for us to access proper medical care, and