When You Wish Upon A Well Sofia The First Novels & Stories

I asked, confused, or had Noah made a mistake? “Oh! This is her home and I am her best friend,” she answered. “Is Sofiya home?”I asked. She nodded and then called out, “Someone wants to see you,” Sofeya came to the door and once she saw me all the blood ran out of her face as if she had seen a ghost. “Is everything alright?”Her friend asked, seeing Sofiya’s reaction. “Uh.., I did…” she stammered, “I was not expecting you to come see me,”

A message, two lines. Congratulations on tonight. You performed well. Enjoy the next three days, Sofia. They're the last peaceful ones you'll have.

“Miss Griffin, that’s a lot of calls. Do you want me to wait while you reply to them?” “No need. They’re nothing important,” I replied casually, my tone indifferent. Once we were on the road, he asked, “Miss Griffin, is this your first time here? Do you want to go anywhere before work starts? You don’t officially begin until the day after tomorrow. I can show you around.” “Yes, this is my first time here,” I said as I gazed out the window at the passing scenery. Suddenly, my phone rang again, the sharp sound filling the quiet car.

Carter struggled, stubbornly squeezing a few words out of her suffocation, "I'm an Alpha of the Werewolf ... Sofia! You can't do this!" "I'm not going to kill you," Sofia quirked up the corners of her mouth in a mysterious smile, "I just want you to spend all of your future lives tasting what it's like to lose your wolf as well. Surely you're well acquainted with this, as you have poisoned my child since she was born!" Sofia's hair floated up and black filled her turquoise eyes. She recited a spell again that was much more obscure than the last, complicated as if it were words that didn't belong in this world.

It was fair to say so far, that was the best staycation experience she ever had. “When I look at these things, it remind me of all the wonderful things humans are capable of doing.” Sofia muttered as she looked up at the painted ceilings. “Yes, anything is possible when you put the effort in it.” “Do you think one day I will be able to have something similar to this?” She asked him. It was more like a rhetoric question, but Dion took it to heart and nodded. “Of course, I assure you, one day you will have something similar to this.” Sofia wasn’t thinking much about it, but little did she know that the small wish she had would lead to a bigger event in her life later on.

Sofia Russo dashed into the elevator, running late for work, she also needed to give a reasonable explanation why she didn’t show up for work yesterday, but the guards were aware. But as soon as the doors closed, she found herself face-to-face with the notorious mafia don, Luca Greco. Her heart raced as he pulled her closer, his smoldering gaze sending shivers down her spine. Suddenly, he whispered in her ear, "Two minutes before the elevator stops. Enough time for a quickie." Sofia was taken aback, disgusted by his brazen proposition. She tried to push him away, but he was too powerful.

Then she chuckled and proposed cheers to Annika. “You know Annika, I really haven’t met Kurt’s mother, and now that I think about it, she looks awfully familiar. I think that I’ve seen her somewhere.” Sophia said as she drank from the beer. “It’s because that old bitch is everywhere, and has the means to make everyone’s lives miserable!” Annika furiously said.

“I need to hear it.” “I can’t give you a lot of details.” “The truth.” I bared my teeth, “let’s hear it.” “I’m a Russian Vampire princess.” I stared at her for a good few seconds before I laughed hard. Sofia didn’t seem amused. She appeared to be dead serious. “That’s the best you could come up with?” “You wanted to know the truth so I’m giving it to you. If you don’t want to believe me, that’s up to you.”

I deserved more than a life spent being grateful for the bare minimum. For once, I wanted to live for myself. Sofia rushed over and shoved me hard. "If you want to leave, then get out right now. Stop hanging around our family like a stray dog." The push sent a sharp jolt of pain through my lower back. I clenched my teeth, cold sweat breaking out across my forehead. Vittorio seemed to sense something was off with me. "What happened to you?" he asked with a frown. "Why didn't that fall kill you?" Sofia said viciously. "She fell from the balcony. What a pity she walked away from it."

Measured. Sofia moved through the room like she had been waiting for this all night. Her dress shimmered under the lights. Her chin stayed high. Her smile perfect. She kissed Maddalena on both cheeks before turning to face the crowd like it was all hers. “Thank you, Zia,” she said sweetly. “This evening has been… magical. Full of light, laughter, and of course… surprises.” The crowd chuckled. A few people nodded. I kept my eyes on the ground. But every word hit like glass tapping on stone.