Novel & Cerita The Fox In The Dandelion Sea

Her body was running out of strength and she could hold herself anymore. While she tried to grasp another branch, it broke and she fell down with it. The foxes looked at each other then started moving towards her with their mouths wide open. Gabby knew that she was done for. She could see strange rays of light coming from the foxes eyes. She closed her eyes as she lifted her hands and to her surprise she heard a loud bang . When she opened her eyes she saw almost three foxes lying on the ground. She was stunned and afraid at the same time.

Maybe the baby was giving me an edge, or maybe being marked by three Alphas had finally unlocked the beast inside. I didn't have time to think. Delilah was changing right in front of me. Her expensive suit shredded as her form warped, twisting into something sleek and terrifying. I gasped. The woman I’d thought was a Syndicate CEO was gone. In her place stood a massive, snow-white fox with two arched tails. Her eyes were black pits of ink against fur that looked like fallen snow. You would have been my third tail! The Fox’s voice echoed in my head, a psychic hiss.

She looked up and Dallas flashed her a charming smile. "You look stunning today." He said staring at her with soft eyes and Ophelia smiled mumbling a small thank you. After dinner, they went for a walk along the enormous Mediterranean Sea's shoreline. Dallas continued to speak while she listened, enjoying the salty, warm breeze from the sea. They came to a halt when they noticed a bonfire on the beach.

Clara said and approached her. The rabbit opened its eyes wide and looked at Clara. Even though Clara didn't show her ears, the rabbit recognized Clara as a fox. Clara has bright red curly hair. Her slanting eyes are significant and seductive, and even her heart-shaped lips are incredibly dreamy. Clara is such a beautiful and charming fox. Feeling safe, the rabbit turned into a beautiful girl again. "My name is Dove. I'm sorry that I slept here without your permission." Dove talked in fear.

He broke down crying, like a child, curling up in the chair and hugging the frame. I watched him for a long time. Then, I lowered my head and kissed his forehead. A dead woman’s kiss had no warmth and no sensation. Yet, he suddenly opened his eyes and looked into the empty air, as if he felt something. “Wendy?” he asked softly. “Is that you?” I did not answer. Souls could not speak. In the final moment, I saw him reach out into the air, trying to grab hold of something, only to catch the sea breeze.

Then, out of nowhere, Dale appeared. With a single fluid motion, Dale’s sword cut through the fox’s charge, the blade glinting as it caught the fragmented sunlight. The fox fell to the ground, blood pooling around its still form. Relief flooded me for a fleeting second—until the body began to convulse. I stood rooted to the spot, my breath hitching as the fox’s fur receded, its body twisting and snapping grotesquely. Bones elongated, reshaping with horrifying clarity, until the creature on the ground was no longer a fox, but a man. Pale skin stretched where fur had been, fresh scars crisscrossing his body. His once glowing eyes now dimmed, replaced by an expression of agony and fear. He gasp

She pouted. "What happened?" I asked her. "Where's Talaa?" "I'm not really sure about the reason, my dear. I was at the corner reading a book when they suddenly went wild," she explained with a terrified look on her face. "Especially that nine-tailed fox who keeps on whipping her tails on my poor little body." "That's my foxy," Cordelia lively uttered. She went near the white fox. "Come here, foxy." The fox was trying to escape from her arms, the moment its sharp claws scratched her face, her once lively face became very different.

Darryl gave an insouciant shrug and said with a smile. His hand caught hold of the little fairy's feet again. "You… Don't you mess with me anymore, you..." The little fairy hated him so much, she kept cursing in a low voice. "You must pay the price for trying to kill me!" Darryl sneered, he was about to torture her again. Suddenly, they heard the gushing sound of seawater. It was a strange sound, so Darryl looked toward the sea subconsciously. He shuddered as his gaze landed on the sea. He took in a sharp breath, he was completely stunned!

If I wasn't a fox and on top of that his ex, I probably wouldn't think much of it. There's a reason why he and I were going to start an investigation company together. I might be sneaky and my methods are often out of the box, but he's a physical lie detector. He can sniff out a lie, a truth, any reaction... which is why I'm insane for going along with this stupid charade of being his fake girlfriend. "Yes, that's Darius," I say as I go back to inspecting the bouquet. He's busy dishing out our takeout in bowls for us. "Darius was the first person I met at Galleria Falls."