Tella Caraval Novels & Stories

A night like that would need a lot of water down the drain. ~~~~~~~~~ Stella caressed her self in the bathroom as she wouldn't get rid of last night adventure from her mind. She loved all the swirl,rub,tug,crush,tweak,finger,glide,seize ,thrust, he put her through yesterday. Never in her marriage has she received something has experienced as that. She loved how he took control of her, she barely did anything. She has never been this satisfied before and now she wants more. She didnt care if it wasn't with Marcus, no one has to know after all. She touched some parts of her body as she recap last night again, she swing her hair back and forth in the shower as she moaned with pleasure. She want

I put on the darkest red lipstick I had then looked behind me to see that Talia was ready and damn if she didn't look fire, she always does. We made our way down the stairs and Talia decided to leave the house before me given that she had her car while I had to go in Savaş blue grand cherokee which was beautiful to be honest. I waited for Talia to give me the green light that she left so I could go out and surprise the 'Hurricane'. Once my phone vibrated I knew it was her so I left our mansion and made my way down the stairs until I stopped in front of Savaş who was frozen in place… well at least the plan worked.

It wasn't time for him to tell the pack members that Noura was his mate. ** Tongass Pack This has been the busiest day for Vander. He left early in the morning from the Hamakua Kingdom to the Appalachia Kingdom because Carlen couldn't wait to see a paper containing divination from his father. After that, during the day, he went to the Tongass Pack and arrived at the Tongass Pack at night. If vampires were allowed to use the power to run fast, Vander would use it more happily than he has to get on a plane, let alone a car.

But she turned away before the thought could take root. The Library Again As dusk bled into night, Maris Vale locked her archive room, clutching her worn leather satchel. Inside were duplicates of every file she’d given Elara — just in case. The storm had calmed into drizzle, but the streets were slick and empty. She hailed a carriage, unaware of the dark car following three lengths behind. Inside the tower, Cassidy’s phone buzzed once. “It’s done,” a man’s voice said. “The wheel snapped. The carriage went over.”

Carmilla stepped out from the shadow, her porcelain face entirely serene, a mask of pure, absolute royalty that showed no fear. "Do not waste your blood on them, Astrid," Carmilla whispered, her melodic voice cutting through the tension like a silver bell. She looked directly at Madox, her red lips curving into a freezing, dangerous smile. "If the pack elder wishes to test the vanguard’s wrath, let him try. My scouts have already surrounded this ravine. If a single arrow leaves those bows, your village will be ashes before the sun sets." As if on cue, the faint, high-pitched whistle of vampire sentinels echoed from the cliffs above the cottage. Viktor and the Obsidian elite had tracked Carmi

So, she wanted to know what he wanted from Reverie. “If I could tell. Maybe you will know in the future when I hold it in my arms,” said Carl vaguely. He didn’t want to share, especially not with this bloodsucker. Jennifer rolled her eyes inwardly. Who cares? He had no idea about Gabriel. He was just a young prince who daydreamed a lot. As long as he didn't want Gabriel's possession, he would be good. “How long it will take to reach Calhara?” Carl asked with a reason as he didn’t want Gabriel and Elsa to be alone in the carriage. He burned every time he thought of Elsa with the bloodsucker who coiled his tail around her neck.

Tellan replied with a friendly tone, pretending to type something on his phone as he continued walking. When he reached Victor’s car, Tellan slowed his pace, still pretending to be focused on his phone. Suddenly, he stumbled slightly, dropping his phone on purpose so it slid under the car. “No way, seriously? Clumsy me!” he muttered loudly enough for the guards to hear, shaking his head in mock frustration. Crouching down, Tellan quickly reached under the car to retrieve his phone. In one smooth motion, he pressed the micro-dot GPS onto the underside of the car near the wheel well. The tiny device stuck securely, invisible to anyone who wasn’t specifically looking for it.

My fingers traced the delicate ink sketches—maps, symbols, warnings. One section near the back caught my eye. A sketch of a swirling archway of stone, carved with runes I didn’t recognize, with water spilling like a curtain across its entrance. My breath caught—it was the waterfall. The script beneath was written in the old Balzaree tongue, but I knew it well enough to piece it together. The portal was not just a gateway—it was a seal. Behind it lay Tahr’Vahl, a shadow realm belonging to an ancient deity the old packs had once secretly worshiped. The realm was described as a place where time bleeds, where every step echoes a memory not your own. It was a place of whispers, illusions, and ric

Ewan said, "and I assume you want to take her out for a test drive." "Yes please." "Ok." He gave in immediately knowing how demanding I was. "But don't go far off." He put in. I nodded excitedly and gave Ria another apple. Ewan got me into Ria and I galloped away. A loud whinny, thunderous hoofbeats, racing across the plains, barreling through sand and running like the wind. Into the plush meadow, we went, smelling the clean, fresh air. It was an exhilarating experience.

Between them, held by his upper arm, was the valet Cain had handed the keys to the SUV to. Cain's eyes narrowed as the guards threw him to the ground in front of him. "Alpha Sovereign, this man gave a man, who matches the description you gave us, the keys to your car," one of the guards said, bowing his head in reverence. Cain felt his jaw clench. "Well shit." Daniel said. Ella's P.O.V. The look my grandfather gave me made the fact that we were speeding through the crowded streets of Mumbai feel like a stroll through Candyland.