Twisty The Clown Without Mask の小説・ストーリー

a woman gotta make the guy hustle" she said waggling her brows I immediately blushed "Ilham !!" "You are getting laid .. tonight" "No one's getting laid tonight"a deep masculine voice boomed and we both gasped .. we turned to meet Naseer by his room door's frame Huh?! ... he's home.. Oh earth open up and swallow me.. this is so embarrassing It seems like he has just showered ,he folded his hands and his t shirt clung to him he had his towel hanging by his shoulders..I turned to look at Ilham

The footsteps began to circle around in the opposite direction so Clare paused, clamping a hand over her mouth to stifle the giggles that wanted to escape. As the footsteps drew closer, she tensed then leapt up, yelling “Boo!” The man who was not Hank let out a high-pitched squeal and stumbled back a step. At least she assumed from the build that this was a man, dressed in black jeans and a black sweatshirt, as if wanting to blend with the shadows of the night. His face, his entire head actually, was concealed by a ski-mask that only revealed his eyes and mouth.

But I clenched my fist tightly. Just what was this place? I was sure they weren't my real parents, but they wore my parents' faces. Everything was so twisted and bizarre. What was I supposed to do? At dinner, I found a finger on my plate, a shiny platinum ring wrapped around it, strangely familiar. Cold sweat ran down my back when I saw the human finger appearing on the dinner table. I set the finger aside and forced myself to eat the pasta as I tried not to throw up, one small bite at a time. But with every mouthful, I could feel my stomach churning.

“But dignity? Unfortunately, you can’t buy that at any boutique, Aeri-ssi.” Ivy exhaled slowly, ready to walk away—but her step halted when Clara lunged forward, snapping toward her mask and yanking the thin satin ribbon. “You—!” Snap! The delicate strap came undone. The mask slipped from Ivy’s face, landing softly on the marble floor with a faint clink. For a moment, Ivy kept her head bowed—then she lifted it, eyes meeting the crowd. And in that split second, Clara’s entire expression crumbled. Her eyes widened, mouth falling open—shocked, furious.

“Later, you’re treating me to turon. I’ve been craving it since yesterday.” “Turon? Banana dipped in melted brown sugar?” Ainara asked, and Marge nodded. “Fine. I don’t eat that. I hope they have carioca too.” It's a glutinous flour rolled in melted brown sugar. “We’ll find some.” She took another sip of her drink. “By the way, how’s that grumpy boss of yours? Isn’t he supposed to be good-looking? I just don’t get why he’s so grumpy when he should be happy with his love life.”

Twisted. Eerie. Like he’d been wearing a mask this whole time. And now it had finally slipped.

Ajax’s flat expression remains as one of filthy and disgusting vampires (according to him) is touching his face. "Can't we just go straight to the ceremony and leave this disgusting cosmetics?" he snarled, eyes boring a hole to now scared regular vampires putting makeup on him. "Ajax, don't scare the makeup artist away. If you can't bear wearing heavy makeup—" "Y'all up for this? Pathetic." he said and rested his back on the chair, facing the mirror.

Claus was part of the gig, part of the tradition. Everyone had their own take on it, and as I checked myself out in the mirror, I was satisfied with my look. I ran my hands over the flared red skirt and double-checked that the back of my diamond red earrings were on securely. “I got the masks!” Abigail said as she clunked through the house in her white heels. “Let’s get this show on the road!”

“The other girls aren’t concerned about that.” “Well, I’m not like most other girls.” “You’re not?” He scoffed. “I’d say you are. Ordinary lips…” His hands moved gently over my lips. “An empty gaze…” His fingers brushed my hair back. “A neck…” Immediately, I pushed his hands away. “What’s that?” he asked. “A knot.” “A knot?” He raised a brow. “To show how twisted you are?” He laughed softly. I pushed him back. “To show how strong I am.”