Walking Dead Tripp の小説・ストーリー

“Are you okay, Babe? Are you alright? Your wound, does it still hurt? Is it still there? Are you really okay now? What are we going to do? How can we defeat that witch? And also, there were over a hundred more and more werewolves there outside the wall of fire. What are we going to do? But first, tell me you are okay. Are you?” “Yes.” She replied, and that was all she answered me, and then she was gone. She disappeared into thin air. Huh? Where did she teleport to? “Okay. Great plan, Cupcake. That is very nice. I know it will work.” I muttered, lost and clueless as heck, and I stood up to face the fangirling bad witch. And I saw that she seemed bothered as to why I am all alone here now. “Ex

"A new start? You want a new girl to ruin huh? Because Debby and I weren't enough. I wish you the best of luck then. I hope you find whatever you're looking for. I genuinely hope you find healing and stop fighting with the dead." "Uh.. I— thank you." He said not knowing what to say. In all honesty, Eric wanted a new start. Without Debby or Leona. Overall he was always the toxic person that people cut off. His character had cracks of disloyalty, betrayer and heartbreaker. "I will go pack up.." "No.. you can keep the suite. Laura has already booked me a flight. The suite has been paid for one more week." She said with a straight face. He nodded.

I bit my cheek until I tasted blood and swallowed my wolf’s cry. I stumbled back. Hands caught me before I hit the wall. The third alpha stood over me. His steel-gray eyes met mine. Shock flashed, then vanished behind control. His bond locked into place. Heavier. Deeper. Three bonds. Three alphas. Three irreversible mistakes. I stood half-naked in the middle of this hall, exposed and trapped. "Alpha Kain. Jax. Riven!" Alpha Garrick’s drunk laugh cut through the moment. “The Triad circling one of my servants?” he said, amused. “She’s plain. I saved better girls for you. Oiled and ready.”

“Why did the witches find Barbara's place being held captive this late? We won't have time to save that girl!” Rokan Allegro took a few steps forward and patted Linda on the shoulder once with understanding. “Don't worry, Mrs. Alexander. We've sent a select group of witches over there. We will never let Sacred Wolvire fall into Hugo's hands, I promise.” “But they will still be late!” Aryadi interrupted loudly from where he was sitting. Rokan Allegro raised his hand as if he was going to stop something. “They used Body Transfer to go there. It will only take five hours. Pretty quicker than if a vampire or shifter darted over there.”

I suspected that something was wrong with him. "What?" I asked. "I found something"he said walking out of the room hastily. He came back into the room carrying his laptop in hand.He placed the opened screen on my lap. I stared at the chart, unable to make sense of it all. "What am I seeing?"I asked. "Its a deadly gas that was banned by the human society. "he explained. "What?" I asked. "Its called trillium.Its deadly to humans and highly lethal to werewolves.Its works through inhalation. "he explained.

“Do you take Marco De Luca to be your lawfully wedded husband?” “I do.” The moment he kissed me, applause and cheers filled the chapel. I closed my eyes, feeling only peace and contentment. In my previous life, I died in the hands of the one I loved the most. This time, I was held gently in the care of someone who truly loved me. Walking out of the chapel, I spotted a familiar figure standing across the street. Alessandro had lost a lot of weight. He looked drained, standing there alone, holding my favorite bouquet of chamomile.

Elowen’s POV By midafternoon, the suspense had become an almost unbearable tension. They couldn’t stand to wait any longer. The quiet, profound shock of my whispered revelation that morning had hardened into a desperate need for confirmation, a tangible reality they could grasp. Alaric, with his usual efficiency, had already sent word to the pack healer hours earlier, a quiet but insistent request for an immediate consultation. And now, the four of us walked through the quiet, sun-dappled streets together, the triplets flanking me like ancient sentinels. Their presence was a living shield—so warm and solid, so utterly reassuring, that I could almost forget why my heart wouldn’t stop pounding

He urges me through gritted teeth. He reaches out, pushing me away from the wall. Just as he pushes me behind him, something crashes through the glass on the wall. It’s one of the guards. He’s dead. Shocked, I look towards the broken glass. I’m surprised to see Traeger standing there with predatory eyes. His claws are retracted, and his fangs are bared. I take a deep breath and slowly move towards him. Shaking like a leaf, I hold my hand out calmly. I feel like I’m calming a wild animal.

Bethany scoffed. "At least I'm not the hoe in this trio," Ashleigh argued. "Well Ash, I'm gonna be honest, if I were you I would've taken him on the on the first month anniversary," Heather stated. "Oh hell no! I would take him on the first day!" Bethany exclaimed. Ashleigh rolled her eyes as they arrived at campus. "I'll see you two hoes after class," Ashleigh stated before they went their separate ways. Meanwhile Damien had just woken up, he was resting in bed when he heard coughing coming from a room. He got up and went downstairs to the kitchen where the coughing was coming from.

The triplets, Lucien, Riven, and Darren, stood on the third-floor balcony, their eyes fixed on me. As werewolves, their heightened senses meant they could have seen everything that happened in the car, as long as it was within view. And it was. I bolted straight to my room and slammed the door shut, the echo of it bouncing through the empty hallway. In the bathroom, I pressed my fingers to my lips, tracing the faint imprint of what had happened, shaking my head as if I could erase the memory. Something felt off. Not with me, not with Fenrir, but with whatever this feeling was. That kiss, it didn’t belong in the way my mind thought it should. I didn’t want this. I wanted him as a friend, noth