Toriels House Novels & Stories

Dread suddenly filled me, knowing that it was going to be something inconvenient. "From what my contact said, it looks like Torrez has upped his security. They know you are coming for her, and when we get there, it's going to be hell getting in. The house is fortified, with twelve-foot walls around the outside and guard towers. It's more secure than the council was, and that's saying a lot."

“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?”

“Tori! I’ve been searching all over for.” Catori’s minute reverie was broken by Kasa’s voice as she jogged up to her friend, who was just few steps away from the Dolphus magnificent family mansion. “Hey,” Tori responded weakly.

Ellie’s POV Terence’s house was located further up the mountain, situated in a secluded spot overlooking the valley below, hence why I hadn’t noticed it before. It was bigger than the other houses in the village, more sprawling, but with none of the over-the-top opulence of the lower territories’ Alpha houses. Staff were moving around in the fading sun, finishing up their work in the gardens, and somewhere, a rooster was currently making a lot of noise to announce the end of the day.

Tory relps trying to make herself feel better that her little sister had to drop out for her, she really miss having her around, she quickly turn to Grace. " Please no one should use any of Sky's things in the house, when Gold comes please let her know" Tory announce. "I will, now let's get something to eat before I faint" Grace laughs as they head out to get what to eat.

Ysabella's chest ached. "It is a blizzard," Tori said from the sofa. She had settled into the cushions with Isaac curled against her side, the boy's dark head resting on her shoulder. His wooden wolf still dangled from one small hand. "With luck, it will ease in a few hours." Ysabella turned from the window. Her eyes swept over the room, the crackling fire, the shelves of herbs and books, the worn rug on the floor. And Tori. Her Tori. The friend she had mourned, the friend she had failed.

“I’ll set the table,'' Tori declared and started making her way out of the now crowded kitchen. Eric’s house was not very big. It was a three bedroomed bungalow. It was nothing compared to the sheer size of the house that we grew up with but Gloria had insisted on it. She wanted it to always feel cosy and warm and they had accomplished exactly that. I loved it there. “Aren’t you going to say hi to Caleb darling?” Melissa asked Tori who was halfway out of the door. “Hi Caleb!” she said without even turning to look at me. The last thing I saw was the swish of a red ponytail.

"I don't mind at all. But what about you? Wouldn't you mind if our neighbours heard us?" "What are you talking about? How can you say that when I'm feeling so sad!" Tera crossed her arms and turned away. She walked past her husband and entered the narrow path that led to her house. It was an old, simple building made of a combination of wood and concrete walls, in a proportional manner. It was the type of house one might find in a village – the type of house where grandparents used to live. Tora was the only resident left in the house; he commuted between this village home and the city where he worked. He refused to rent a house there, and even the house Sebastian provided was left vacant.

Ariel felt a shiver run down her spine as she gazed out at the mist- shrouded landscape. Her eyes wandered to the guest house. From her window, she could see the guest house nestled at the far end of the property. It was quiet, but not empty. She could sense that someone was inside, and she knew that someone was Tori. Tori was still here, something about her made Ariel's skin prickle. It wasn't just that she knew Connel. It was the way she looked at him, like she had owned him, like she still did.

Tori giggled, making a turn down another road. "You have to take me there sometime." I grinned back at her, confused by the hidden emotion flickering in her eyes. "Of course." Tori grinned, the hidden emotion buried deep. We turned down a different road and headed a little deeper into the forest. The Towns square was still visible as Tori pulled into a strange looking cul de sac. A absolutely huge house sat at the end, with a driveway big enough to fit at least six cars. It was at least three stories high, painted the color of a clear sky. Huge windows adorned the house, making it look like a modern version of a farmhouse.