Witch Wars Charmed Novels & Stories

"We chatted a little, last time I dropped off your dry cleaning. She asked me if I preferred aqua blue or teal, for the motif." "What?" He almost yelled the word and laughed. What she said just sounded odd. Hilarious. First off: 1. Charm hadn't told him she changed her mind and wanted to get married soon. 2. Nor had she mentioned anything about "choosing a motif". 3. Charm hadn't talked to him about their wedding plans at all the past weeks. Oh. Shit. Wait a sec. Charmaine must be playing mind games with him...and Jessiah. Charm seemed to be leery of Jessiah the past few weeks. She even commented that Jessi seemed "too young and inexperienced" to be his personal assistant.

Jessa teased, still dancing. "Put me down I am done with this," Charvie demanded, her anger evident, the strange dude obligingly set her down, before walking away, covering the v-shaped place, as the ladies around swan over him, leaving Charvie fuming. "Hey, I hate that face, I was just trying to make your bachelorette party a memorable one." Instead of holding a look of remorse, a naughty smile, played on Jessa's lips. "Gosh!" Charvie rolled her eyes, before she suddenly widened it back, pronouncing a louder "Gosh!!!! Gosh gosh gosh...."

She winked at me, eyes glinting with that dark humor I loved. I grinned despite the shitstorm swirling around me. “You’re unreal, Walda. That magic back at the Dom blasting him with green lightning? You’re so strong, it’s crazy!” She chuckled, puffing up a bit. “Oh, I’m the best! Centuries of practice, Erasmus doesn’t stand a chance. He was only lucky it was a draw!” Charlie trotted over, tail wagging, his tri-colored fur catching the light. “Good morning, princess!” His voice purred in my head, all flirty and warm.

Weiss looked at his hands, at the ring that suffocated him every time he looked at them. He thought he'd learn to love Charlene once they were engaged, but now that Ignes was in the picture, Weiss could not see anyone but her. Weiss never tried liking Charlene. He thought it’d come to him just like how he never tried loving the woman he loved. It had been a long, tiring year for him, and now… he was almost exhausted. No war broke out between their pack and the White Moon’s. Weiss does not know how it happened, but Charlene talked about it with her father. No news of war came afterward, and Weiss could not thank her enough for that.

“Cassius won’t be giving you a dime. Bring war between our packs. You won’t like the outcome.” “Honey. You heard the alpha. We’ll be going to war in a week,” Charity says, glancing over at her mate and he nods in response. “I guess we’ll see you then,” she smirks at Xachariah as she walks over to her mate.

The other woman replied to calm her down, and pushed her sister-in-law forward a few steps. Skandar Hemingway finally greeted Davis's wife, then his eyes turned to the young girl in a long blue dress. There was no need to ask for her identity card even to test whether the girl was young or old, because Skandar even doubted if the girl had already had an identity card. Skandar threw a cold gaze on the girl. Charisa Zwetta Davis was shorter than him, the girl looked away from his gaze. Ckk, See, even though we had not married yet, we had been in a cold war like this!

After an exhausting day of phone calls about war and rumors of war, Charlie and I had spoken to nearly all of the packs on the East Coast. We had alliances with several of them and several owed us favors. These packs held strong to their promise to us. My Goddess given gifts of negotiation had helped many and they wanted to help if they could.

Dion responded, “I also thought that he wouldn’t that’s why I was surprised that I got an invitation for his 21st birthday even though Nathan knows how his father hates me so much for taking his spot in the global rankings.” Victor all of a sudden laughed when he reminisced a certain memory, “I remember him throwing a tantrum behind the stage after that, he was as red as a tomato.” Dion tittered from what happened in the event two months ago, Charles Rhyss was his mother’s rival in business but after she retired he became his new opponent. Charles was a famous top leading businessman for twenty-eight consecutive years until he took the spot as the new Number one and Charles was demoted to th

said Wira in a voice full of pride. William looked at Wira with concern. He could feel the chaos in Wira's mind and heart. However, William didn't want to let negative emotions rule the situation. With full understanding, William raised his voice as he reprimanded Wira, "What are you doing here, Wira? If you came here to create chaos, then while I still have patience I politely ask you to leave immediately Because I wouldn't hesitate to ask security to kick you out if necessary, since you've caused a bit of a ruckus back here on my wedding day."