Tangled Series Varian Novels & Stories

Dhruv's shimmered with hints of silver, like moonlight on water, while Ravi's bore streaks of ocean green, reminiscent of the hidden depths of the jungle pools. The three of them towered over their younger brothers, standing nearly thirteen feet when fully upright on their tails, their resting coils alone stretching over six feet. They had been the first, the strongest, the protectors of their brood. Four centuries later came the next clutch-Viren, Omkar, Jatin, and Karan. Ocean blue scales, leaner builds, but no less powerful. Viren's had faint golden edges, Jatin's bore speckles of white like seafoam, and Omkar's held streaks of copper, a rare shade among their kind. They were the most spi

Episode 14 Scout’s POV I wasn’t sure why I did it. Maybe I wanted to test her. Maybe I wanted to see if she would react. Maybe, just maybe, I wanted her to be jealous. Jealous. Was that the right word? The moment I let Tiana flirt with me, I kept glancing at Bella from the corner of my eye, waiting and Watching, Wondering if she would care. Then it happened.

He plucked the napkin from my fingers and dabbed at his jacket himself—slow, controlled, uncaring. “You’re Lana Cruz,” he said. “From marketing.” I blinked. “You… know my name?” He gave a faint tilt of his head. “You’ve been sending weekly briefs with campaign data. Your subject lines are always capitalized incorrectly.” Great. My emails were memorable. But for all the wrong reasons. “I’ll pay for the suit,” I blurted, already calculating how many months of rent I’d have to skip to afford Armani. “It’s tailored. Burned now,” he said flatly, eyes trailing down my dress to where the spill had splashed on my chest. “So is your top.”

"They might strip-search her, scan her shoes, check her jewelry, even x-ray her bags, but they'll never look at her hair, Jaxx. Even if they do, they'd need a forensic microscope to separate it from her natural strands. The liquid-silicone base mimics the keratin texture perfectly… same weight, same light refraction, same everything. Once you loop it near the scalp, it self-fuses within seconds. It's completely undetectable. Perfect." "Good," I muttered, turning back toward the grand entryway of the house, the box feeling heavier in my palm than its actual weight. "Jaxx," Roman called out, his tone shifting, becoming heavy with rare caution. I paused, knowing that voice… it was the one he us

, we will prescribe some drugs for her." The Doctor said to them. "Doctor Tyler", Britney called after checking his tag on his white coat, "Is there nothing else we could do to save her life, I mean we could undergo surgery on her or do some chemo stuff or anything else" Britney continued as she demonstrated with her hands and her attention on the Doctor. "Well it's a 50/50 case, she might come out alive or might not. We can't be so sure of that." Doctor Tyler said to them. "And one more thing, she will be discharged tomorrow." He continued. Britney couldn't believe her friend would go through all these things, she thought of Elena. "You know we shouldn't let Elena know about this, for now,

I could feel the warmth of his breath on my face. His eyes sparkled like an eager puppy wanting a pat. "I work at my family's company, love racing, don't smoke, drink, or gamble. No messy romantic past either. Selena, is there anything else you'd like to know? Even if it's something more private, I'm open." He shifted closer and closer, but a voice suddenly called out. "What are you two doing?" Snapping out of it, I quickly pulled away, only to see Connor standing there with Vanessa Kruger.

And the third matter, sir? Smiling, I stood up and tapped the photograph on the selected profile. "Third: everything we're stripping away from the Bryant Group goes to the Wright family. And make it one hundred times the original value." "Miss Savannah Wright's family?" The assistant glanced at the photo, and his expression mirrored Mervin's from earlier. He muttered under his breath with barely concealed schadenfreude, "If it's Miss Wright we're talking about, consider every detail handled immediately." With all instructions issued, the sky outside was already beginning to lighten with the first hints of dawn.

“Tell me, Andrew, was this your way of getting under my skin? Or just another pathetic attempt to prove you can have what I’ve built?” The word cousin sliced through me like cold steel. Cousin. My brain scrambled to keep up. I stared at Andrew, searching for some sign — some hint — that he’d meant to tell me. But he avoided my gaze, just slightly, just enough to make my stomach drop. 💔😡

Jane inquired. “There is no way Andrew survived. His body had a large amount of mercury in it” The doctor said. “Andrew? Andrew Gilbert?” Jane asked. “How did you know his name? I am sorry but I have to leave now” Dr James said, getting up from his seat scared. He was too late. The police officers in the bar surrounded him and immediately handcuffed him and I got the recording.

she showed her a client's seat. Lisa did something with the computer keyboard typing on it faster than Elsie had ever seen. She then took a photo of Lisa with a camera connected it to the computer with a USB cable and did a lot of typing that resulted into a printer thing printing out a card with her name, designation and her face on it. "Here you go" she put it in a cover and a sling she could use to hang around her neck. "Thank you, we done?" "No I have to take your biometric data"