Twilight Siobhan Novels & Stories

Gulping hard as the words started registering in her head. “And how will you do that?” “Ahh!” She exclaimed as she pointed to the witch at the work table. “That’s where Siobhan comes in. She’s going to come up with some sort of magical instrument that will drive you crazy. The kind of crazy that would hopefully have you going on a rampage where you be one very violent.” “You see Siobhan is renowned for this. She has tested this formula on wolves, vampires, it even works on some demons!! But never your kind so she’s happy to try.”

Sebastian said, “There’s one more thing.” And something in his voice makes my blood run cold. "I've submitted a formal request to the pack council. And as Sierra's maternal uncle and nearest living relative from the Silvermoon line, I am seeking guardianship of her until she reaches the age of twenty-one.”

At 5'10", her presence commanded attention, but she preferred to stay unnoticed. Her dark skin glowed under the morning sun, and her eyes, a striking shade of amber, held secrets untold. She pulled her hood tighter, hoping to shield herself from the prying eyes she could already feel on her. She sighed, remembering the last town, the last school, the last narrow escape. The coven was always a step behind her, their sinister intentions cloaked in shadow but ever-present. She couldn’t afford to grow attached, couldn’t afford to make friends or enemies. But she knew this routine all too well. Blend in, keep your head down, and move on before anyone gets too close.

she suggests. I agree as I can hear Sia’s stomach making growling noises with hunger and it was dinner time. Olena nods and leaves as if on cue to check on the dinner table. I try to not bring the topic up during dinner but what my mom said has been haunting me. Who was the girl she was referring to? Was it Sia or someone else? But she started speaking strangely and went into a trance as soon as she touched Sia so definitely she was talking about Sia. But how can Sia be a pureblood? If Sia was a pureblood werewolf then where did my father stand on my punishment. I tried to hurry and get the dinner over with but my parents were taking their own sweet time and dad kept looking at mom as if she

I couldn't wait to start. On the other hand, she looked horrified. Like she couldn't believe what was happening. She fixed her glare on the plate in front of her. If looks could kill. I was honestly enjoying this. I called the waiter over to order dessert and asked her if she wanted any. She looked like I had just brought her back from whatever world she was in. I waved the waiter off. “Sorry, I zoned out,” she apologized as she regained her composure. “It's fine. I just wanted to know if you wanted dessert.” Immediately I mentioned dessert, it felt like she just realized she had food in front of her. She dug back in without responding to me. I resisted the urge to chuckle. I let her go on f

I took a deep breath and stepped out of the woods. Suddenly, two Betas spotted me. Their eyes flared open as soon they saw my face. “Annie Wolfe?” one of them said, his voice full of shock. “You were banished. You should not be here.” “I know what happened,” I snapped, keeping my voice firm even though my knees felt weak. I am not here to beg. I need to speak to Alpha Damon. I also want to see my mother.” They both sniffed the air. Their noses started squeezing at the strong scent that came from the twins. One of the Betas had a nervous face and could not say a word when he saw me. He turned and ran back toward the gates without saying another word.

It seemed so effortless for her, as though it meant nothing. Alyssa prowled closer, her claws digging into the earth, breath heavy. Then she howled at the moon, the sound echoing, sending chills down my spine. Soon after, her body shrank again, bones snapping back, until she stood once more as a woman, her lips curled in a mocking smile. “See? Easy.” I lowered my head, unable to meet her eyes. Tears welled in mine. “Alyssa, never compare her to you. You shift quickly because your blood is pure. Sienna is different. She needs time,” Liam said.

This was her last gambit, using the child to bind herself to the Quinn family fortune. In my previous life, after my death and my parents’ fatal accident, Rosie used my name as a shield and swallowed the Quinn Corporation whole. Now that things had gotten to this point, it was no surprise she would resort to such tactics. Ironically, I had Tyler’s arrogance to thank for the damning evidence of their affair. Without his recklessness, I might never have gathered solid proof. Rosie continued her performance well into the night. When she realized her words were not getting through to me at all, her tone turned sharper and became tinged with anger.

“You think she’ll thank you for this? You think she’ll forgive you for denying her what she earned? Do you think that she's going to want anything to do with you? She is my. Daughter Marissa's daughter. Or as you want to call her, Tatiana. A monster. That's all she'll ever be.” Sienna tilted her head, her eyes narrowing slightly as she stared at him one last time. “She’s not like you,” she said. “She's not like her. And if you do think they're being blood related to whatever monsters you are will change anything then. You are very wrong, Giovanni.” Then she turned her back on him. And just like that, it was over. At least for tonight. My wolf settled inside me as she walked past me, her hand