The Faithful And The Fallen Novels & Stories

Closing her eyes, she trusted them and gulped every little drop. All of a sudden, the flashes of the Witch Ursula’s life flashed in her mind. She fell unconscious. As her body left her consciousness, her soul started leaving her body. She saw how Ursula manipulated and tricked the humans to sin. And how she became bored and sad still continuing with her tricks. As she did so, she realized the existence of her presence. Slowly, she started getting out of the trap by the devil. Also, she saw Astoria come out of the trap. They both left the devil’s kingdom and started helping nature in balancing the peace.

, he told her. "I'll believe that when I see it", Alora said. "How do you know Clark , anyway?" She was curious. "He was Sirus's Beta, before he killed some innocent rogues that crossed the border, wanting to join his pack", Kayden explained. "He punished him in a way that he was banished, and he became a rogue, but we never thought that he was their leader and that he worked with Sirus", Kayden explained. "Sirus is the same as he is", Alora said.

She said with raised eyebrows. Rose was the better of both of us. She was the strong one the smart one, the bold one everything I did she could better. And I love her so..much I couldn't tell you. She was a cheerful, kind, beautiful and bold with a heart of gold. She had long, dark hair, soft brown eyes and a gentle smile that lit up any room. She was confident in her abilities and never hesitated to take on a challenge. She was kind to everyone she met, always willing to lend a helping hand. She was strong and never backed down from a fight. She's my a beacon of light in this dark world.

She exited the library, her eyes scanning the surroundings as she retrieved the shotgun that she had requested Nero procure. With a sudden, fierce movement, Vellu seizes Faith from behind, his grip tight and unyielding. Faith's eyes expanded in surprise. "Get out!" she screamed, her voice echoing through the empty room. "You have no shame!" With a voice that echoed through the halls of the grand estate, Faith cried out for aid from any of the inhabitants who might hear her plea. Little did Faith know that Vellu had already taken the lives of each staff member, one by one, prior to her capture.

Had he orchestrated Alton's demise and then selflessly refused Lennox's debt? I wasn't sure I'd ever know. I smiled and returned the nod, my gratitude, and my respect. "Amore mio," I said, whispering toward Adelaide, "I pray that together they know the joy of fidelity, the joy that only comes with fealty, loyalty, and support." Adelaide lifted her glass of pink punch. "To fidelity." The End... But I couldn't end it...not yet. continue reading for a glimpse into the future—for the epilogues to the Infidelity series.

“Sophia, there's no house without issue, there's no perfect family, we just need courage to overcome the challenges and pass through the phase, stop overreacting” Sophia's tears continued to fall, her voice trembling with a mix of sorrow and anger. “I thought I could trust James. I thought we had something real. But now, looking back, I see that everything was built on lies and betrayal. It’s about the fact that he took everything I believed in and tore it apart.”

I stopped crying after several hours and JD stayed with me the whole time. Before long, the day finally ended. This marked the end of whatever illusion I had of ever being with Adrian and the end of The Decadence of The Fallen as well. We were a band no more after that and the girl who once fell for the "Ice Prince" had given up on trying to melt his frozen heart.

"It was ever since Farah fell from the balcony in her room and was proclaimed dead, then all of a sudden she started breathing again I told her parents what I suspected, that their daughter had changed, that she was not the same Farah we once knew. Her eyes became hollow and her skin paler, she was never fond of the army or being a warrior but she became so interested, I told her parents But they refused to believe me and sent me to the human world, saying I needed rest." “Now my son and his mate are dead and that thing parading as a Danvers is still alive,” she said referring to Farah. The woman gripped Velia's hand, her eyes filled with desperation. "Please, you must do something. You must

Hollowed. “We owe you more than words can repay,” he continued. “But we must begin somewhere.” One of the elders stepped forward—an old woman named Mara who used to braid flowers into my hair when I was small. “We were wrong,” she said, voice trembling. “We let our fear overshadow our loyalty to you as a pack member. We failed you. All of us.” Gabriel lowered his head. “I failed you most of all,” he said. “I was your Alpha. I should have protected you. I… I cannot ask you to forget. But I beg you to hear me when I say I am sorry. Truly. From the marrow of my bones.”