Trilogía Divergente Novels & Stories

But Dante didn’t know that. When I finally pulled back, Dante’s eyes locked on mine, sharp, cutting. He hadn’t missed a thing. “Alina.” His voice was low, threaded with warning. “What was that?” Before I could answer, George and Barry walked past us. I caught the brief glance Barry threw me,shock, confusion, something dangerously close to regret,but he didn’t stop. He followed George, heading straight for the wreck. Dante’s hand closed around my wrist, firm. He pulled me a step back, away from the street, his expression hard.

The sudden news took Lucian by surprise "my thoughts exactly" "but the security was tight, both physically and spiritually." Lucien said. Diablerie was the last magic mirror that allows and grants one the power to see the past, present and future whether hidden or secret. But one needed to possess an extraordinary amount of power to control it. "Apparently, the intruders used some kind of charm to make the guards fall asleep but I'm yet to find out how they managed to get pass the spiritual border." Zephyr calmly explained. "Black magic!" Lucian exclaimed.

"Deal. But remember, don't try and pull one over me. I can't promise she'll stay intact if you do. She might lose a finger or two." The call ended. However, Dad was much calmer than he had been before. He stared into the distance, his eyes unreadable. Soon, the day of the exchange arrived. Yannis accompanied him to an abandoned warehouse. As instructed, Dad only had to slip the agreement under the door of the warehouse and leave. Just as they turned to leave, Dad struck Yannis, knocking him unconscious. I was stunned for a moment. I watched as Dad kicked open the old, decrepit door of the warehouse and dragged Yannis in.

I gasped lightly as my back met his chest and he rested his chin on my shoulder. “Tell me what you’ve been working on while I’ve been away.” He said as he leaned his head against my cheek. I’ve been practicing what you taught me about barriers, I replied as I folded my hands in my lap. Show me he commanded. Without warning I raised my mental barrier. In my mind’s eye, it resembled a forcefield, it was blue and crackled menacingly at Lucas. I felt a slight pressure on the barrier and increased my focus so it wouldn’t give way.

It was a smooth, incredibly cold, and vibrating hum. Chloe slowly pulled back, opening her pale eyes. Deep within the dark void of her mind, the digital entity was waking up. It did not flood her vision with menus or tactical grids. It simply manifested as a soft, glowing amethyst light in the absolute center of her consciousness. It was completely passive, waiting silently for her command. "It is awake," Chloe breathed, staring directly into Julian eyes. Julian went completely still. "The System?" "It is different now," Chloe explained, her voice dropping into a focused, clinical whisper. "The blue interface is gone. The Blood Covenant permanently altered the architecture. It is running on

I said, looking at him. He raised a brow. "But it’s your right." "I don’t need it." "Let it be like this. After our divorce, if you still don’t want the money, I won’t force you," he suggested. I thought for a moment before nodding. "Okay." Then I picked up the pen and signed. Diago took the document from me and checked my signature before handing me my copy. I tucked the papers into my bag. I remained seated as Andreas picked up the pen and signed each document one after another. Once he finished, he handed the papers to Diego and turned his attention back to me.

And if Death continues to turn, there will come a moment when I cannot see through him at all. Not because I am denied. Because he will no longer be aligned. This is not rebellion. It is divergence. And divergence, once noticed, does not resolve. It progresses.

My mother suddenly suffered a brain hemorrhage, and I needed to pay $80,000 for surgery immediately. I called my wife right away. Before I could finish, she cut me off impatiently. "Gabriel Cole, didn't we agree when we got married that we'd keep our finances separate? Your mother being sick is your family's problem. Why should you touch my savings? Can't you have a little respect for the contract?" Then my stepson's sneering voice came through from her side. "Uncle Gabriel, can you stop morally blackmailing my mom? As a grown man, isn't it pathetic that you can't even pay your own mother's medical bills? Stop bothering us while we're eating sushi." Because I couldn't pay the fee in tim

Legendary Wolves Series. Book One: Convergent. POV. Isabella Di'Giotanno. I always thought I was different. I was certain that I was. Most of us change for the first time around age ten. But that was not my case. So, although no one made me feel strange, I felt like the weirdo. I think my last name kept everyone from rejecting me. Unlike what happens in most packs of the world, in this one, my mother is the beta. This pack is from our Luna, but she transferred it to the Alpha when she had her first pup: Eric.

"Zyah has nothing to do with my son's accident, Dale. That was an accident. His dad doesn't want that to happen. I know that her father has been living his life in guilt, that is too much to bear, Dale." "Lola. Why-" "Teach yourself every day. You know, you need to let that off. If you don't know how to forgive, then how can you learn to love again? Surrender that to our Almighty One. That's the very first thing you must do." END OF FLASHBACK "Sir!" I received a strong punch on my elbow from Trish. "It's time for our flight!" he added. "Ah? Let's go." See you soon, Paris, France.