Tris And Tobias Novels & Stories

But I was a rogue, instead of it, Sebastian who she seemed to not like much told her everything. "What's confusing is why would they want me? Or not want me to mate with Xavier, my mate?" "You're the tribrid's mate?" I nodded. "It makes sense, they don't want anyone to be more powerful than them. A tribrid is not a big problem to them but a rare hybrid and tribrid after mating is all for their end. You both can bring this whole world down because your power will merge and no one can face the two of you." She was sounding dead serious. So it meant it could not be a joke. Who knew the danger was coming nearer as we were discovering one after another thing.

We made our way further towards the trap when we heard a voice, it was a female voice and mind you it was the most beautiful voice I've heard, even in her scared state....she started blabbing about how she doesn't taste sweet or how the gods won't accept her flesh, the most funny one was her sayings no one will buy her organs as they won't work without her, she thought we were carnivores, she must have really been scared, my parents and sister fell into a fit of laughter but I just managed a smile, the soul must have been scared and I was the one

Tobias answered, "Oh yeah, how could I forget?" "Stop it. We can't let her hear anything she shouldn't. It'll bring trouble." Travis interrupted them and lowered his voice. "Pack up. We’ll be leaving soon." Tobias refuted, "Are you stupid? There are three hours left before the meet-up. Why are we leaving without taking the money?" Troy, on the other hand, had seen through everything. He glared at Tobias. "You're the stupid one, Tobias. We're working for that big shot now, so we can't engage in illegal activity like before."

“Peace is always possible. But peace requires trust. And I think we both know how fragile that can be.” I looked straight at the camera. “Peace also requires truth. I’m done pretending those two things are the same.” Lila nodded quickly, clearly relieved. “Well, that’s all the time we have for tonight. Thank you, Ava Robertson and Alpha Cassian Vale, for your honesty.” The red light went off. The cameras powered down. The crew started clapping softly, some out of politeness, others out of nervousness. When Cassian turned to me, his expression was unreadable. “You handled yourself well.”

I ask as I sit here, stunned. Uncle Apollos and Auntie Skyler exchange knowing glances, their eyes full of wisdom and understanding. “It is a rare and powerful gift, sweetheart,” Uncle Apollos explains, taking a step closer to me. “Throughout history, there have been other Tribrid beings who have walked among us, but you are the first in many generations to be born into our family. It's a testament to the strength of our lineage.”

"Wait it out." "But he is clearly a hybrid. You all saw it." Bri muttered in worry. "What more could she want from him?" "I just happened to wonder..." Isobel called their attention. "Having mixed genes from three different races makes you a tribrid, right?" At her question, they all fell silent. Bri lost her ability to breathe for the next few seconds. "Your boy is so lucky, Bri. A force to be reckoned with."

It was as if the universe was orchestrating their reunion, intertwining their lives in a tapestry woven with mystery and destiny. Tobias couldn't help but wonder how their paths had converged once more, what greater purpose lay hidden within their shared experiences. He yearned to uncover the truth behind this inexplicable connection, to delve into the depths of their intertwined pasts and discover the significance of their reunion. As he stood there, caught in the riptide of memories and emotions, Tobias knew that he had a choice to make. He could either embrace the enigmatic bond that bound them together or turn away, allowing the mysteries of their past to remain shrouded in uncertainty.

His hands lingered there, warm and supportive. "You okay?" he asked simply. I nodded. "It's done." As I was about to get in the car, something made me turn around. I saw Daniel and William behind me, having followed me out into the snow. They stood close together, leaning slightly against each other for support. Their hair had turned completely white, their features weathered by time. Deep lines etched their faces, eyes sunken from grief and decades of regret. William's shoulders were permanently stooped now. Daniel's once-confident stance had become hesitant, uncertain.

“That’s enough. Everyone quiets down. Elowen, take your seat.” I made my way over to the empty seat next to Lisa, who gave me a thumbs-up as I sat down. “That was awesome,” she whispered. “But you know that girl you just fought with? Her name’s Alisa, and she’s an ally of the triplets. No one talks to her like that.” I rolled my eyes. "Great. Bullies everywhere." Lisa nodded solemnly. "She’ll complain to the triplets, you know." "Let her," I muttered. "I’m not scared of her."

“Tobias has been sent to deal with a group of rogues causing trouble near our borders. He left a few days ago, but he should be back tonight for the festival.” My heart tightened with worry. “I hope he’s safe. I’ve been so worried about him.” Elena squeezed my hand. “He’s strong, Maxine. He’ll be okay. And I know he’d be happy to see you here, enjoying the festival.” I nodded, trying to push the worry aside. “Thank you, Elena. I’m so glad you’re here.” We rejoined the celebration, and I introduced Elena to my new friends from the dungeon. They welcomed her warmly, and soon we were all laughing and sharing stories under the moonlit sky.