Umbrella Academy Fanfiction Novels & Stories

If Maeve ends up being chosen as Prince Brynne’s mate, she’ll automatically be joining her elder sister there. Shadowspire Royal Academy is a boarding academy for higher education. That means I’ll be free from them until they return home during their breaks. What’s a few more days of endurance until they both resume at the academy in one week? Aunt Helen might be mean, but she has a job that keeps her away most of the time. Maybe she’ll finally reconsider letting me go to a university since I’ve gotten my high school diploma. Our lives can truly get better here.

I yell out as another long finger digs into my face. "Give her up!" Umbra yells at me. Umbra is enjoying my pain, both the physical and emotional. "Look in my mind and see what I see. Look at Fallon with her legs open for Ryan, begging him to mark her. Look at it. Open your mind," Umbra whispers into my ear.

A Sombra in enemy colors. “Okay,” she told her reflection. “Don’t flirt with anyone you’re not willing to bury.” Umbra sneezed at her. “Fine,” she amended. “Don’t let them bury you first.” The school was quiet at six. The overachievers hid in their rooms pretending they didn’t care about grades; the worst of the rich boys slept off last night’s imported whiskey. Crossing the courtyard, she heard it again: “Sombra? The one with the dog?”

“The Bane pack youths had latched onto Ember while she was at the academy.” “What academy? You didn’t want her off pack lands?” Calum asked with confusion. “Bernadette had banished Ember and sent her to Wood Creek Academy as a scholarship orphan after Ilene had framed her for changing grades on the teacher’s computer.” “What? That academy is full of pompous pricks?” Calum answered with concern. “Well, turns out the Bane pack have some of their youth there and they took Ember in. She had requested to stay after I found her and I was forced to agree, since she no longer trusts me or the pack after what she’s been through.”

Raeyan muttered when he saw the umbrella on top of Raine’s study table. “What’s wrong?” Raine asked and turned to look at where Raeyan was looking. Then, he saw the umbrella. “Oh. It’s Vermeil’s umbrella.” He said. Raeyan could recognize that it was not Raine’s umbrella. “Why do you have his umbrella?” he asked. “He lent it to me.” Raine answered. “Then how about your umbrella?” Raeyan asked. “I lent it to another student.” Raine answered. “Why?” Raeyan asked.

Because that was what she did. Although, the umbrella couldn't reach his head, because he was taller than her, despite she was tall as well. He chuckled to himself, and then raised the umbrella up, because his head was already getting soaked. Causing tiny droplets of water to drip and then enter into his mouth. He knew he was going to get sick, but he didn't mind. He wanted to get to know this intriguing little girl who acted like a mature woman.

Blake called, blowing her a playful kiss. Gabriella shook her head with a smile as she walked away. For a first day at university, things were going surprisingly well. Once she disappeared into the crowd, Amanda dropped into her chair with a heavy sigh. “Can you believe it?” Blake said excitedly. “Our first recruit this year!” “I’m tired, Blake,” Amanda muttered. “Well, at least we have Ella. She’s cute. I think Xander is going to like her.” Amanda rolled her eyes, muttering something under her breath.

"Don't worry about knowing each other, Nimue. I have a feeling we'll have plenty of time for that soon. Oh, I'll know you in ways no one else could. Sounds about right, don't you think?” I wanted to say yes for heaven knows what reason but swallowed my words when his fingers began to trace my arms in an upward motion. Luna let out a horrified shriek in my head. "Run! Run away, Nimue! He's a freaking creepy guy! He might be hot, but he's crazy!" Umbra, on the other hand, seemed entirely unfazed. "Nonsense, Luna! This is the most romantic thing ever! He's clearly smitten. Nimue is so lucky and you, Luna—are a fool.”

Should have told them she didn’t mean it. The rules of the Academy made it worse. She couldn’t just walk into their castle to find them not as a member of Umbra. Crossing into another Castle’s territory was forbidden for Umbra students, and she doubted barging into their halls would be welcome. So she could only wait. Wait until she catches sight of them in the courtyard or in school grounds again. Wait until she found the courage to say the words. A breeze stirred her hair as she stepped out further, the sound of laughter rising from students heading toward the Aether Grounds. For a heartbeat, she almost wished she’d gone with Maren and Elira.