Tlou Tess Novels & Stories

“You’re not fooling anyone.” Tessa’s head whipped toward Chloe then, eyes narrowing, nostrils flaring like a storm breaking. “You.” The venom in her tone froze Chloe in place. Before anyone could stop her, Tessa lunged forward, seizing Chloe by the collar. “Where are my children?” she screamed, shaking her like a rag doll. Chloe gasped, eyes wide. “I—I don’t—” “Don’t lie to me!” Tessa’s grip tightened, her knuckles white. “You think you can hide them from me? You think you can take them away from their mother?”

She swallowed a mouthful of the sweet berry juice the servants had left, her fingers tapping a restless rhythm against her knees. "Can we go out and see the Citadel later?" Tess asked, her voice carrying a rare, vulnerable curiosity that she usually hid behind her tough, survivalist exterior. "I have always imagined how it is going to look like. Ever since I was a little girl staring up at the mountain from the factory gates... I always wondered what was behind the steel walls. Now that I am here, I would love to see it." Leo jumped up from his cross-legged position on the hand-woven rug, his furry ears twitching frantically with excitement. His small tail began to wag back and forth, brushi

That’s growth. — H. She closed the book, smiled softly to herself, and turned off the lamp. Scene – Tessy’s Bed, Same Time Tessy stared at the ceiling in the dark, earphones in, listening to the playlist Leo once made for her—filled with ridiculous love songs and inside jokes. Her phone lit up again. Leo 🐒: Can’t sleep. You okay? Tessy: Yeah. I had fun. Just...thinking. Leo 🐒: About me? 😏

he trailed off at Aurelia's lost expression, "You had to be there." Crates and cages were stacked in a maze-like pattern, despite all their enhanced abilities, the werelions managed to find the stairs twice before the sound of voices steered them in the right direction. Tess was a woman in her early thirties and walked and talked with sophistication and wit. She carried herself with confidence. She had down-to-earth good looks and a keen eye for observation. She gave both Zinjo and Aurelia a suspicious look. "I don't know what you heard, but this is the last place you come to peddle your illegal goods," She warned. Her hand slid down her thigh and rubbed against something tucked in her garte

With a scream from the Rank 1 Ultimate Earth Ranked Realm Human-shaped Mantis Monster, his life would disappear from this world forever. On the other side, Tess was dumbfounded. Lucas naturally saw Tess' expression as he couldn't help but sigh. He had told Tess never to be shocked, but she didn't believe him.

ELIANA I turn off the tap then slowly raise my head to look in the mirror and we lock eyes, the redhead, Tess. “Can we have a talk?” She asks. “What do you want to talk about? About how you stole her boyfriends?” Zoe responds way faster before I do and I can feel the anger in her voice. “I come in peace. I’m not here to cause any problem.” Tess defends, “How kind of you? You already did, bitch.” Zoe fires back, not buying her words. Neither do I.

Aaron replied. Aaron left his room a few seconds later. He walked to Tessa's door, he took a deep breath, and knocked, he waited to get a response. "Come in" came Tessa's soothing voice. Aaron slid the door open and walked in, he gulped at the sight before him. A dripping beauty goddess. Tessa gasped at seeing Aaron, he was the last person she expected to see, not after what he said to her. She had thought it would be Leilani knocking but it turned out to be Aaron, that had never happened before hence her surprise.

The moment I saw it—tents made of stitched furs and makeshift tarps, a weak fire flickering in a stone pit—I felt it again. Home. It looked like hell. But it was ours. The rogues followed me in, their footsteps heavy with purpose. Some stared like they were seeing ghosts. Others dropped what they were doing and came running. “Xavier!” A young girl barreled into me—Tess. Barely thirteen, with a burn scar across her cheek and more guts than half the warriors combined. I caught her with one arm, lifting her off the ground. “Careful,” I murmured, voice rough. “Your king’s still bleeding.”

“Set traps at every entrance and post two guards at each choke point. If she’s underground, she’ll need food. She’ll come up eventually.” Oscar leaned in. “What if she’s not alone?” My eyes narrowed. “Then we take them all.” Tess wasn’t just a rogue werewolf. She had followers—those who clung to her ideology like a religion. Most had been scattered, imprisoned, or stripped of power. But Tess… Tess was the root. And the root had to be severed. I rubbed a hand over my face as the room buzzed around me. My thoughts drifted to Celine again. Her smile. The way she laughed in her sleep sometimes. The calm in her voice when she told me she understood her magic at last.