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The Dance of Fates: Bellatrix
Almost.
"I didn't," Neptos murmured before drinking half of his beer. "There's no reason to visit her any longer."
Tara of the Wild scoffed and said, "I thought so." She drank all of her drink and put down her empty mug on the table. "Well, I must go now. Hemera must have been waiting for me." She started to stand and looked down at Chloe's sitting form. "I am now glad to finally see the Blood Star grow up into a fine woman."
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The Deal with the Billionaire Devil
TARA
“Stop manipulating our father to return your titles and job. That’s not gonna happen, and if I become a king, I’ll make sure you won’t step into Serevian soil ever again. You’re a disgrace to Serevia, you ungrateful shrew!”
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The Billionaire Racer I Kissed
Tara looked at her for a long moment.
Then she sighed and rubbed her temple tiredly.
“You really stressed me tonight.”
“I know.”
“You’re lucky I love you.”
A small laugh escaped Clara despite herself. Tara pointed toward her immediately.
“Don’t smile yet. I’m still annoyed.”
Clara walked closer carefully.
“I said I’m sorry.”
Tara narrowed her eyes dramatically before finally speaking again.
“My new password is your birthday backwards.”
Clara blinked.
“You’re still giving it to me?”
“Obviously.” Tara rolled her eyes. “Because unlike you, I’m not secretly suspicious of my best friend.”
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Flames and Roses
Aarhan said
He wants to know the little girl's name.
"oh ho silly me, I didn't tell you my name. My Name is S...Tara. (Tara means star) bye," Tara said and left Aarhan alone
Aarhan smiled hearing her name the perfect name for a girl like her.
Tara who shines in the dark night sky. Who left a smile on his gloomy face as well.
He went back to his house with a smile on his face and that was not unnoticed by his brothers and Azisha.
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Incognito
She needed to act quickly, and with precision.
“Lupa, fetch the antidote kit from the cabinet,” Tara instructed, her voice steady despite the fear gnawing at her. “We need to neutralize the venom first.”
Lupa nodded and moved swiftly, her own fear masked by determination. She found the kit and brought it to Tara, who immediately began to mix a concoction of herbs and potions designed to counteract supernatural toxins. Time was of the essence, and every second counted.
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The Despicable Lycan King's Forsaken Luna
However, I lost Tania, so I knew how heartrending it was to lose the person you love.
“Oh look, a squirrel.” Tara declared in an almost whisper.
Without wasting time, she positioned her spear and threw it off. The piece flew across a few feet and then landed on a tree bark right on the squirrel.
“Wow!" I breathed. Amazed by how swift and precise she was.
Tara immediately set down the second spear and the carcass of the hare, then she sprinted over to get her catch.
Walking back, she handed it out to me. “Here, take it.”
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Alpha, I Won’t Let You Banish Me Again
She rushed towards the abandoned outpost and turned to face as she jumped with arms raised above her head, as if showing the hut, even though all that we could see was the abandoned outpost.
“Tara!” She blurted out, laughing as she proudly said, “Meet the hut, the special place I was telling you guys about.”
“Baby,” I said softly, “Tell me what you see exactly.”
“What do you mean?” she asked, looking confused. “Aren’t you seeing the hut? It’s right here.” I pointed as Leo looked where I was telling him, but the way he was searching confused me.
“Don’t you see this window? Or the lamp with its light shining brightly inside?” she continued to say as she began to panic.
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THE MAFIA'S FATAL ATTRACTION BOOK 2: A PRINCESS'S CHALLENGES
Tara.
That's all I have left.
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Chasing Tara
I know that.
I just don't know when. But until then, I'll enjoy and focus on becoming a better person.
Two years later...
Tara's POV
Its been three years. I spent the second year travelling around the world with some of the girls.
It was fun and exciting. We visited Spain, Paris, Greek, Egypt,England and so many countries.
My favorite part was Brazil. I loved the culture and the animals. We spent the last year back at the coven.
But now I was a senior and this was my last year. I want to spending it with my friends.
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My Heart Belongs To Katy, The CEO Cried Out
'Tara retorted, “can I talk to Zack?“ she asked,
“sure” Tolu retorted, and he gave the mobile phone to Zack, “hello” he responded, “and any problem?“ he asked,
“Remember to ask about your mobile phones and your arm card from Tolu” 'Tara says,
“I will do that,” Zack says, take care of yourself,” he says,
“Are you not coming back today?“ 'Tara asked,
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I've always been fascinated by ancient literature, and 'Hitopadesha' is one of those timeless classics that never fails to captivate me. It's a collection of fables and moral stories originating from India, believed to have been compiled around the 12th century. The stories are framed within a larger narrative, where a wise teacher imparts lessons to young princes through animal characters and clever tales.
What makes 'Hitopadesha' stand out is its blend of entertainment and wisdom. Each story is a gem, teaching practical life lessons about friendship, loyalty, deceit, and governance. The animal characters, like the clever jackal or the noble lion, make the lessons accessible and engaging. The book is often compared to Aesop's Fables but with a distinctly Indian flavor. I love how it weaves philosophy into storytelling, making it a must-read for anyone who enjoys tales with deeper meanings.
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