Toriel's Home Novels & Stories

“If we want Ian to survive, we need to hide anything that's counterproductive.” “Fine, I'll check his aura and do a study of his power, but I need him to be fever-free and for you to help me find the spell materials,” Tori said, and my father and Archer agreed. I fell asleep, and when I woke up, I was alone with Tori. Somehow, my fever had broken, and I was feeling better. “Where are Archer and my father?” I asked the woman, and she looked at me seriously. “They're still searching the forest for the elements for the spell,” Tori said. “Can't you remember anything before you were at the orphanage?”

A few seconds later, the door swung open. “Kenz!” Toria’s face lit up. Without thinking, she pulled me into a hug. “Hi.” I laughed. “I was starting to think you’d forgotten where we lived.” “I’ve been busy.” “Liar.” She stepped aside. “Come in.” The house smelled exactly the way I remembered. Fresh laundry. Vanilla candles. And whatever disaster Toria had cooked earlier. “I brought food.” I held up the bag. “Trying to bribe us?” “It usually works.”

She unlocks her phone screen and taps a button, sending a dark video file straight to Kaelen's private network link and his personal pack mail so his eyes can't possibly miss the clip. Down at the safe house… Mirelle has the entire kitchen smelling like a giant pack feast, piling the wooden table high with cooked meats and fresh roots as if the moon festival arrived early. Mom is busy carrying the bowls of hot soup over to the mats, while little Liora plays with a plastic hockey puck on the living room rug. Orion is still hiding inside the back bedroom, refusing to show his face to the house. The poor boy keeps whimpering that his cheek looks too ugly from the slap, and he doesn't want anyon

Several had been at their wedding last year. Jolene exchanged hugs with Tori, Parkers fiancé. “I hope we weren’t supposed to bring anything.” “Just yourself.” Tori said with her sweet southern accent. She was a strawberry blonde with dark blue eyes. Where Jolene had her mother’s fluff, Tori was rail thin. “I love this sweater. Of course, I don’t have the chest for it.” Jolene laughed as Tori placed her hands on her chest feeling her small breasts.

Finally, Reyona sighed and said, “Back me up here, okay? I need to see the house at least.” “Okay, I will back you up,” Toria said simply. “Thank you. What are you doing?” Reyona asked when she saw Toria dialling a number. “Backing you up,” Toria said with a sweet smile. “What happened, Toria? Is she fine?” Carlisle asked anxiously from the other side. “Daddy, Rey wants to go see the house and yes, she wants to go to work too,” Toria said emphatically. Reyona smacked her hand against her face in exasperation.

I whispered. “So did I.” Tyrelle muttered in embarrassment before looking back to his father, who was wearing a tailored suit with jewels for buttons. Even his simple accessory necktie seemed to beam with a massive ruby gem at the knot. “Dad, we’re here,” Tyrelle announced our arrival. The Alpha, Torian Gridon as I remember him, acted surprised. “Oh my. I did not expect that you two would arrive so soon.” He chuckled. “Now I feel embarrassed for not preparing myself. I’m so sorry about the mess in the house.”

Garrett’s house reminded me of a show home, beautifully decorated, but cold on the inside. My stomach dropped as we pulled into the driveway of Alec and Kade's house. My eyes were glued to Tori's house, which was just a few houses down the block. Her driveway was empty, she must have not been home. Swallowing the nausea, I felt, I let Alec open the door for me and followed him into his house.

I have been here in less than a week and there are more things to learn because this is my new home, Null Town, a place somewhere remote, less civilized, yet more peaceful. "Aren't you too young to be on your own? Come here, you might get lost." I held Tori's hand and he stopped walking. He looked at me with innocent eyes and I gave him a smile. These past few days, I noticed that he is a shy little child. He also loves to sleep. The doctor said that Tori has no family and I felt sad upon knowing that so I decided to be his family and give him the love that he deserves. It was a sunny and bright morning. Being under the sunshine already boosted my mood. It was a refreshing feeling and with t

Mrs Weitheimers exclaim turning something in the pot with a spoon. "You both are getting closer, are you sure that you are not pregnant for Felix?" Tori accuse pointing a finger at them questioning. Tori is seated at a corner of the kitchen with an apple in the hand she uses to point at them and her laptop on a table close to her. "No Don't say that." Olivia finds her seat at the table that surround the countertop and beacons on Felix to seat beside her. "So why are you all home?" "First of all since you came to this house none of them stay long on trips or work a d secondly," Tori stops and turn her laptop screen to Olivia "The wedding of Mackie Williams and her unknown groom."

I shifted Oliver in my arms again, bouncing him gently as he started to fuss. By the time Randal and his family had stopped and taken their leave back across the street, I was sweating, and my head was brimming with a seemingly endless to-do list. The castle wasn't the only thing in ruins; the Isles were as well. I finally went into our temporary home and found Troy. He was already packing for his journey through the pass. Everything felt rushed. "Troy," I said softly, laying Oliver down on our bed. Troy broke his gaze from the duffle bag he was packing, looking up at me. "We have a lot of work to do."