Tifa X Aerith Novels & Stories

Aria did not move for a long time. She remained anchored to the floor, her body as still as the reinforced walls surrounding her. It was not a paralysis of fear or an inability to stand; she was measuring. She had become a finely tuned instrument, recording every breath, every microscopic shift of her weight, and every small, discordant reaction occurring beneath her skin.

Also, the said daughter is an admirer of Centaurus, who was tailing Tora around. I was so furious upon learning the truth, but I am baffled because Ari seemed to know what was going on. As far as I can remember, Ari is not well-versed in poison. It makes me think that Ari had already learned the situation beforehand, but she was suffering from anxiety, so she had no chance to tell us the truth.

Jae apologized to Ravyn. "It's nothing. But just the real card." The purple-haired girl with a poker face flipped the note page and found that there was a real, unscathed Airtech license card bookmarked there. "Oh, I am the one getting fooled by this." Tisha, who was sitting in a nearby chair, rubbed the back of her neck. Then, Erios' coaching responsibilities pushed him off the comfy sofas in the room. He pulled up the blindfold and got up to talk to Ravyn.

Who would complain about having too little money and not agree, just because the price wasn't right? Tiffany stared at the computer, determined. She was about to raise the price again when she received another email: [I'm busy and don't have time to play games with you. Two nights ago, Eagle already helped you find Dr. Athena. I am the friend of Dr. Athena. If you have time, organize your academic questions, and I'll pass them to Dr. Athena as soon as possible. There's no need to say more; Dr. Athena is on vacation and won't see any patients for anyone!]

“Do you think that is true?” Firlea whispered to Mary. “I don’t know. But it shouldn’t matter what position you have. Being an aari is about helping people, to make life better for others. You can do that even from the lower positions I assume” Mary whispered back. Firlea nodded. They continued to talk, trying to ignore the other woman as best they could. After a while Mildy walked over to the tables together with a group of trainees. The trainees spread out two to each table.

Athara and I sat down at the kitchen table, enjoying the delicious smells and the company of each other. We talked about our day, with Athara telling me about a challenging meeting she had with a difficult client. I listened intently, offering support and encouragement when she needed it. I shared about a project I had been working on at the office and how excited I was to see it come to fruition. As we ate, Athro began to stir and Maid Tanna brought him back to us, smiling as she handed him over to Athara. "He's such a good baby," she said, stroking his head gently. "He must take after his parents."

Arius' first day of school had been interesting to say the least. He had already decided that he didn't like history of government. Math, Science, and English were alright, but gym was his favorite. They were currently doing a unit on running, and he was honestly surprised at how fast some of them could run, Jaida included. She was the best one out of them.

my tone sharpened as I turned toward her “no matter how much she begs or cries, absolutely no TikTok and no sweets. Understood?” Tessa leaned against the shelf, her head tilted. “What does TikTok have to do with this?” A short laugh escaped me, half amusement, half exasperation. “It’s a long story. You know how kids are nowadays they try almost everything they see online. And Aria… well, let’s just say she’s bold enough to attempt things I’d rather she didn’t.” I slipped my feet into my heels, fastening the strap quickly. She nodded, her expression softening. “Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered.”

The swivel chair moved forward under his weight. “No no no” “Don’t worry, I’m not busy. You can come in.” Tanya continued to search for the document Arthur has asked her to look for. Aria proceeded to his desk with a file in her hand. She dropped the file on the desk in front of Arthur. “Some of these numbers don’t add up, sir,” she said, opening the file and pointing at the balance sheet on the first page. Arthur looked up at her strangely. For a long time now, Aria never called him ‘Sir’. They had become so close that she was now comfortable calling him by his name.

Of course, he couldn't pick a side even now. “Are you okay?" “We just took out the trash; the place smells heavenly. Of course, I am okay." I snuggled into his arm. “Can I please have everyone’s attention here?" Tiffany’s voice resounded over the microphone. I froze because it was not a part of the programme, and from the smile on her face, I knew she was about to stir up trouble. She was not happy about this, so why would she smile? “I am Queen Aris."