Unfriended Blaire Novels & Stories

"I checked the cameras, and she left, Massimo. She had a backpack, and she got into a rideshare before heading south. That's the last I saw of her. She left the phone here, so nobody has been able to get in touch with her since." I stare at my oldest friend for a moment, and the longer I stand there, the hotter the burn of betrayal feels. I don't know how, I don't know why, but somehow, I know that Dante is involved in this. Seraphina's disappearance, wherever she is. "When did you see her leave on the cameras?" I finally ask, struggling not to fly off the handle and let him know that I'm already onto him. Dante flinches a little and looks away from me. "Maybe an hour after you left?" he say

I manage to drag myself towards the lab to see who's still there, but I feel a tap on my shoulder. A familiar figure comes into place the moment I turn. "Priya? What are you still doing around the school grounds at this time?" She was breathing as if she'd been running her entire life. "Uhmm... we were having late-night practice..." She stammers between breaths, as if looking for the right words... "You need to come with me quickly." "Why, what's going on?" "Let's go, I... I found Blaire injured in the woods at the back of the school when we went for a run with the other girls—" I didn’t let her finish before I pull her along.

“No text? No ‘Hey, I’m not being kidnapped’? Nothing?” I forced a weak laugh. “Yeah. Pretty much. I’m sorry.” She sighed — annoyed, but relieved. “Okay. Fine. But next time, at least tell me before you disappear into the void,” she muttered. “I nearly went alpha-wolf mode on the whole house.” Despite everything, a tiny smile tugged at my lips. Sarah Blaze: fiercely loyal, terrifying when angry… and the only person I trusted besides— No. Don’t think of his name. Not now.

“And, well while I don’t have any concrete information, I do have a potential source that might.” “And who is that?” I asked, suddenly intrigued again. “My sources say her name is Blair.” Niki answered. “Blair Davis.” “Hmm,” I turned to Niki. “And what makes you think she’ll help us?” Niki laughed. “Oh, she’ll help. She has a score to settle with Lucy.” “Oh really?” I replied with further intrigue. Niki nodded. “Lucy Whitmore ruined her life.” I glanced off in the distance to see that Alaric was still talking to that irritating wife of his. I forced myself to shove the feelings of jealousy aside to focus on what Niki had to say about this Blair person.

The villagers, believing they had witnessed a miracle, made the silence a permanent tradition. By the time Eleanor Cross arrived in 2024, the rules had softened considerably. Villagers now spoke freely in their homes and greeted each other with brief words. But in public spaces — the square, the church, the paths between cottages — silence still reigned. Eleanor, a journalist researching forgotten English customs, found herself both charmed and troubled by Oakhaven. Charmed, because there was an undeniable peace to the place. Troubled, because she sensed something darker beneath the quiet.

When I watched the disappearing figure, something tugged at my heart and I muttered, “Stay safe Little Cracker.” Someone grabbed me from behind, forcing me to turn around. It was my sister, Zaviana. A deep sense of worry shrouded her gaze. She shook me up as she spoke in a horrified voice, “Do you have any idea what you have done, Ora? If the Magus finds out, she will kill you….” I shrugged my shoulders, “Who is going to tell her? I know I won’t.” Looking into her eyes, I stated in a confident voice, “I know very well that you won’t either.”

She had to try not to forget that part, but she found herself asking Tilly, "What do you think about Kaleb's girlfriend, Claire. Do you like her?" Tilly frowned, "No I don't. In fact I don't see what Kaleb sees in her. She's very obnoxious and in a very weird way, but that's Kaleb's business not mine. It's not like he will listen to me if I say anything. I hope he keeps her far away from me. She's too nosey for my liking. Why do you ask?" Sasha looked away. "Oh nothing." she said hurriedly. "I was just asking, that's all. Just curious. Let me take a shower so we can go see that movie."

She had come to the realization and she knew it, she needed Ashier to stop this pain of hers. But she didn’t want to do that, she didn’t want to accept that fact. How could she when this man had done nothing than to cause her pain? Blair suddenly broke the eyes contact and pushed Ashier away, “I don’t care what you say but I won’t leave until my friends are saved too, they did nothing wrong to deserve this,” she murmured and ran back to the execution ground with Ashier running behind him and calling on her to wait. “My friends, they don’t deserve this, they did it all to save and help me, it wasn’t their fault, they did nothing wrong.” Blair said as she ran.

I smiled thinking it would be nice to do something like that. "It will be in the woods still but I randomly came across it one day." Brian said telling me about a little cabin he said we could use to have some time away from the castle. We talked about our plans and that we would be leaving tomorrow. I took a hot shower while Brian went hunting again. I got dressed in pants and black top with a camoflage jacket and a bow and arrow and a hunting knife. I went outside looking for Brian. I found him looking at a couple of people. A man and woman. I got my arrow ready when I snuck up behind him and managed to shoot both of the people. Brian quickly spun aroundand saw that it was me who shot them

Meanwhile, Blaze was on his phone, looking at his mails, Mia waited for him to finish, he looked up to her with a smile but once he saw her angry face, his smile dropped. "Are you kidding me? A pack of pads in size of XL." She threw the pack on the ground and ran upstairs. "What the fuck?!" He yelled. "Dude I need your help!" Blaze mind linked Zach, his beta. "The fuck?! I'm busy." "Fuck that, I need you now in my room, right now!" He ordered. "I hate it when you become so annoying!" "I know you love me." He smirked and cut off the mind link.