Wander X Sylvia Novels & Stories

Sylvia’s POV The moment Raven's words about Astrid helping manage pack affairs registered, something inside me snapped. The audacity of it - the sheer insanity of suggesting my would-be murderer should help run the pack - sent a wave of hysteria through me. "If you think I'm going to work with her," I said, my voice trembling with barely contained rage, "then you're even more delusional than I thought. I quit." Astrid's eyes widened with mock concern. "Luna Sylvia, please. I only want to help-"

She just nodded and followed Sylvania quietly. Together, they walked to the gate. Sylvania carried her small shoulder bag and a rolled-up sketch pad. Wendy, still puzzled, pulled the suitcase behind her. Outside the gate, the same taxi from the day before was waiting. The driver stepped out quickly, opened the trunk, and lifted the suitcase inside. “Morning, madam,” he said politely with a smile. Sylvania smiled and nodded. She opened the back door, placed her small bag and sketch pad on the seat, and turned back to Wendy. For a moment, she didn’t know what to say. Her lips parted, but no words came.

Sasha cried in my arms for a long time. My heart ached as I gently patted her shoulder. "Don't cry, Sasha. I didn't expect to drag you into this. I'm sorry, I was too lonely and scared." "Nonsense!" Sasha wiped her tears. "You should've told me a long time ago. My dear Wendy, just how much have you suffered?" She encircled my wrist with her fingers and said, "Look at how thin you've become. Would Luke even have noticed if you didn't tell him?"

Though she had prepared herself to see this particular scenery again, none could’ve prepared her for the memories that would resurface, and with them, a dangerous torrent of emotions. Sensing that the two intended to follow her, Sylvia spoke. “I’d like to go alone.” “I’m afraid I can’t allow you to wander alone, my lady.” “I won’t wander. I’ll remain in the garden.” “The garden could be a maze if the lady gets lost,” she insisted, her tone still neutral. “I’ll be by the tree,” Sylvia replied promptly. “We’ve been together all day, Nina. Can’t I have a little time for myself?” The maid could no longer push on.

The house had suddenly become very empty without the both of them, and I didn’t know that I had grown so fond of them until I walked into that room and met it empty. “You know Jax Davetry to get to her, right? You can’t let that happen…” Sylvia seemed to be trying to tell me something, but I wasn’t sure of what she was trying to say to me. “You stand a greater chance of becoming more powerful than Jax, even more than you can ever imagine…” “How do you mean?” I asked almost immediately, unable to pretend like I wasn’t interested in what she was saying. Sylvia simply chuckled softly, and then she maintained a sinister look on her face.

Sylvia mumbled as she passed the field. This woman seemed disappointed that none of the men's eyes paid attention to her. He seemed to be hoping that the camper's parents would be interested in him. However, it turned out that there were only administrators and children in that place. Sylvia snorted in annoyance and stepped into Mr. Woody's room as she had initially intended. "Good afternoon, madam," Mr. Woody's wife, who opened the door for Sylvia, greeted. His eyes looked up and down, and he shrugged and looked Sylvia up and down. Mrs. Woody's gaze looked so disgusting at the almost naked Sylvia.

She couldn't banish the image of this rakish man from her mind. She'd never felt this feeling before. After leaving Nimbus Summit Heights, Ashton dropped by the Curios Chamber to form a new plan to cash in on the gamblers with Wanda. He wanted to turn this battle into a full-blown frenzy across the entirety of Javonbury. Once that was done, he returned to Lakeview Heights, where Sylvia was waiting for him. After the paired cultivation with Ashton, Sylvia's Stellar lineage reached the threshold of fully awakening. As a result, her body became even more enticing, radiating charm with every move.

"Wow. That's strange. What's a wanderer?" "Wanderers are creatures that can detach their souls. They can be in several places at the same time. They can also use time to their advantage" he said. "That's amazing" I said and he smiled. "Is she okay now?" I asked. "Yeah, she's fine" "Thank you" I said to him "You don't have to thank me, love" "You'll come over for dinner tomorrow, right?" I asked. "What about your dad?" He asked. "He's not going to be home"

Sylvia stuttered, panting hard. Stop joking here, Sylvia. I was really enjoying this book and.... Shut up, Roxanne...It shone and I saw it. She yelled again. Wait...wait. You said you saw me disappeared at the Zoo and now my eyes shone White. What's all this? A joke? Roxanne sighed. Am being serious, Roxanne. Sylvia said and folded her arms. I won't be surprised, when you turn out to be a Witch or a Wolf. It'll make perfect sense, seeing that you just woke up one-day and decided to read about Wolves and Witches. Sylvia blabbed.

"I don't know how she woke up, but from the looks of it, something's definitely off." Sylvia looked stunned and hurried toward her, stammering, "O-Officer Weber, you… Weren't you in a v-vegetative state? You weren't supposed to wake up again…" "What's wrong? Are you disappointed that I woke up?" Raven asked bluntly. "H-How could that be? You saved me. You're a hero loved by the whole internet! I'm delighted that you woke up!" Sylvia said quickly. Right after saying that, she looked at the cameras and bowed deeply to Raven. "Thank you, Raven. If you hadn't risked your life for me, I would've died… You deserve all the praise!"