Winnie X Augustine Novels & Stories

Aidinth looked at me funny and I laughed as I said, "Tell you about it later." Aidinth said, "Do you want to draw the vision you had?" I said, "Yes. It wasn't a good one, but it wasn't super scary either." I started drawing the background, then the people." I said, 'Winnie, I have started having visions about myself!" Winnie said, "Really? Are you sure it's not one of your children?" I said, "I don't think so. I could feel all the feelings too." Winnie said, "We need Selene for this one. Hey! Selene! We need you down here!"

Technically, I would have thought the same thing. “Well,” Winny’s voice echoed through the room from the deep silence. It’s almost like some people stopped their hearts from breathing. “Here I am. Alive and healthy as you can see.” She raised her hands with a smirk before dropping them back. “Remember what I told you all? You all…” She pointed her index fingers around till she was sure she saw everyone’s face. “Will have to apologise to me here and now for sending me through hell for a sin I didn’t commit.”

"You're hilarious." Winnie knew Charlotte didn't really understand her family. In Charlotte's mind, even if she had been excluded by her family, she probably wouldn't have lacked food or basic needs. But Winnie had grown up that way. From childhood, she had learned not to chase after tasty food. If you don't chase, you don't go hungry. You never feel the pull of an empty craving… "Winnie," Charlotte said gently, noticing Winnie glance at her phone every so often, "is something going on this morning?"

His dead eyes that never lit up except when it came to the things that interested him. Winnie hummed as we took another path deeper into the woods. I glanced through the darkness searching for something humanly warm — to kill. “I need to read The Heiress to Kill, a new chapter just dropped!” She groaned, throwing her hands up. I scoffed. “How did Zero contain your attitude again?” I asked sarcastically. Winnie opened her mouth to speak, but before she could utter a word, a loud bang sliced through the air. I pulled Winnie behind a tree as the bullet scratched the tree surface.

“You’ll never be like that woman.” I can’t help but shudder a little, too. Something in Augustine’s voice makes me feel uncomfortable. “Can I ask,” I say, turning in my chair to face her, “why would you be so unwilling to open the door if I was Selina?” Augustine’s brown eyes, normally sparkling with life, suddenly go cold. She wrings her hands. “She’s a bad woman,” is all she says, wrapping her arms around herself as if to shield herself from the thought. “A very bad woman.”

“I don’t understand why you are still thinking of that? Xavier's frustration hung heavy in the air, a palpable weight mirroring the despair I felt for his situation. After our baby girl Aurora was born, Xavier became even more protective of us. He couldn’t stand the sight of us in misery or trouble. Her vaccinations or our routine check ups seemed like hell to him. “I met Nina at the park yesterday, in the evening.” “Nina?” “Yeah, she is Augustus’s mate.”

Meanwhile, Catelyn frantically pulled her hand away from George's. "Master Cedrick, it's my fault for interrupting the others' work." After a brief silence, George bowed and apologized to Cedrick sincerely. However, Cedrick had not spared him a single glance and, instead, turned to look at Winnie. Winnie was about a year or two older than Catelyn and appeared dominating with her long hair tied up, sporting the professional outfit and heels she was wearing. Without a doubt, she was a standard beauty who had a small face and pouty lips with just a touch of valiance.

Every detail seemed to radiate a sense of otherworldly allure, leaving me spellbound in the girl's presence. “Hi.” She said in smiles. “Didn't see you there.” “Aurora is the name.” “Hi, I'm Gwen.” I shook her hands in admiration. It was so cool to know she could control the direction of the wind. “You're very pretty.” She complimented me, smiling. “You’re prettier.” I replied blushing. “Don't try to be modest, you're the prettiest thing I've ever seen.” “Why does his taste have to be so rich?.” “Why is he so perfect?.” She lamented. We both laughed.

“He has to listen to me. We haven’t talked since I told him about you.” “He’s still mad at you,” Winnie said sadly. “I don’t want you two to get into another fight.” “But I have to talk to him.” Cassius stood up and headed toward Luther’s office. “But Cassius…” Before Winnie could complete herself he had already disappeared from Luther’s office. “For God’s sake.” She sighed, falling against the couch and thinking about today's incident. Her thoughts were interrupted by a ring. She quickly picked it up and pressed her cell phone against her ear. "Winnie, in your backyard, hurry up!” A foreign voice said and hung up. She recognized his voice and rushed toward the backyard. She glanced around t

He barked at her making her flinch. She stood up rubbing her butt and forehead simultaneously. She knew it was going to be hard for her mostly due to her lack of social experience. “God, please help me,” she said as making the Trinitarian formula. Inhaling deeply, she walked ahead to cover the distance between them.