Unordinary Novels & Stories

On the bright side maybe she would make friends today, she thought and laughed sarcastically at her predicament. Sara went down the staircase, beads of sweat falling from her face. Her heart was racing and she thought anyone standing beside her will definitely hear it. She never knew her home where she spent all her years in was extraordinarily big. “Grip yourself together, Sara,” His uncle came from behind and held her hand. She composed herself, not wanting to embarrass herself and her uncle. She did not even realize she was almost passing out. Sara stood beside her Uncle and his family. She could feel Aunt Mary’s stares. She could even read her mind, perhaps she was regretting telling her

Kyson I had just sat down with a scotch on the porch, enjoying the cool, fresh air. It is so peaceful here. My cell vibrates on the table next to me. I glance over and see a text with a number that isn’t stored in my contact, but the second I open it, I realise who it is. Arya! I read the text and smile because I am glad she has finally worked out who I am. I quickly save her number before texting back.

I tilted my head in amusement. "But, I'm not a normal groom. We are not a normal couple in general. Waiting at the end of the aisle is cliché so you and I need to do everything in our own special way. We are a special couple, are we not?" He asked. With a giggle I gave a nod, "Yes, we are." I giggled. "So, everything of ours has to be done as such. Including our wedding. Besides, it's only fair that I meet you half way because that's how we'll forever meet, in the middle." He said, making my heart flutter.

Knowing you will make the pain go away. I will always be watching you and taking care of you from afar. Love, Grandma. I couldn’t cry anymore. I’ve read her letter over and over. Each time I understood less. Who was Claudia? What prophecy? How could I stop the war between our kind and humans? I was nobody. A little witch who lived in a small village with her grandma. I wasn’t important or powerful. I didn’t have any special skills. I was not gifted with any unique magical powers like some witches and warlocks. It just didn’t make any sense. I decided to get off the dirty floor and try not to think about this anymore. It was the only thing I could do until I got to Moon City.

“Romano would never lead you somewhere important. Not because he’s brave… because they’ve already calculated your every move.” Enzo crossed his arms. “So what are you suggesting?” “That you stop being predictable.” Antonio scoffed. “We’re predictable?” “You’re disciplined,” I corrected. “But an age-long family-oriented.” “And that’s a problem?” Romeo asked lazily. “It is when your enemy is someone close to you… A part of the family, perhaps.” I dropped the marker and turned to them. “Which brings me to my main point: If we want to one-up them,” I continued, “we have to do something none of you would ever do. Something unorthodox. Something they would never see coming.”

You have a big day tomorrow—checking out the apartment and surviving another day with your mysterious little charge. ---------------------------

Imara said quietly. "Yes." "And normal scares you." "Normal is how you stop paying attention." She put her fork down. "Normal is how you end up back in a place you already left once." Imara was quiet for a moment. "Nia. What he is doing now is not what he was doing before." "I know that." "Do you? Because what I'm hearing is that the moment things started feeling good you started looking for the exit." A pause. "That is not caution. That is something else."

Ordinary** **Aria** An ordinary day turned out to be the most extraordinary thing we'd had in a month. Which sounds like something on a motivational poster and I'm aware of that but it's genuinely true, so. We stayed in bed until ten, which for Caden was basically unheard of and for me was medically necessary given the previous four weeks, and nobody knocked on the door and nothing buzzed with urgency and the only sound was Minnesota doing its quiet winter thing outside the windows.