Xenoblade X Mia Is Missing Novels & Stories

Tyler’s POV The cigarette burned slowly between my fingers as I stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city. Five weeks. Five damn weeks. And Evans had disappeared without leaving a single trace behind. The glowing ember reflected against the glass as I took another drag. Somewhere out there she was hiding, probably convincing herself she had won. Probably sleeping peacefully. Probably believing she was finally free. A bitter smile spread across my face. Nobody walked away from me. Nobody. Behind me, a chair scraped against the floor.

The response came swiftly, and it helped me from telling her the truth, which was that I had been watching her way before I bought her from Madeline Dmitrii. I knew that she didn’t have friends. After trailing her for weeks, I realized that she only went to work from the apartment she shared with her mother and my biological father, and back there. She had no friends nor boyfriends. And she didn’t visit anyone. “Well, I do miss my cell phone because I play games on it sometimes, and even listen to music, especially when I am trying to get some sleep,” Mia said. “But after I got dragged out of his office, I never saw my cell phone again,” she added wistfully.

“Mom, why?! That’s rightfully ours. Why are you giving it to those awful people?” Mia heard what I said and wrapped her arms around my neck, quietly sobbing. Xena narrowed her eyes and shot Mia a sharp glare, then hugged Charlie and said with feigned sympathy, “Such a lovely girl but it’s a shame her mother’s bad influence has made her so ill-mannered!” But when I mentioned giving up the inheritance, I noticed her eyes light up noticeably.

I point to Harper's name, jabbing it repeatedly. "Harper's with the vampire," he mutters under his breath, dropping the paper, and leaving the room. By fate's hand, Liam comes trudging into the house as Harvey and I emerge from the hall. Liam stands tall, but nothing can hide how spent he is. "Alo and Kieran are—" "We have to go to Mia's house," Harvey interrupts. "Her sister is there with the vampire." "Vampire? But the—the—" I knot my arms around Harvey's, not wanting him to leave me. He peers down at my silent pleading and clutches me against his chest.

" I nodded and smiled like everything was alright and I wasn't fighting the pain in my chest. As if that wasn't enough, I heard the galloping noise of a horse and when I looked at where it was coming from, I saw the almighty Hazel coming towards our direction. Mia's POV It almost seemed as though Xavier wasn't happy that I finally decided to give love a chance. Maybe he's just trying to look out for me like he always does. "He's different, I can feel it…" I said to myself as I went inside to drop the flowers. "Hey, Mia right?" I turned around at that familiar voice and saw Hazel standing in my garden!

he muttered to their host and went in search of Mia. Nero who noticed the tension and anger rolling off Reed followed after him as well. He too looked around the room for Mia, but when he noticed that both Mia and Alesso are missing, he understood why Reed is angry and worried. 'Damn it, now don't let this Alesso kidnap Mia. Reed will kill him and even I cannot help him ' he prayed. On the other hand, Victor and his men are watching Mia who is speaking with Alessandro on the balcony. She finished her wine and seems to be a little disoriented.

Taking a deep breath Maya walked into the woods; she shivered when the cold wind hit her drenched body; rubbing her palms on her arms she looked around to see a glimpse of Roy. She saw a shadow but the rain made it even more difficult for her to follow him; " Roy! " She called his name but he did not turn around; maybe he did not even hear her calling him; he was at a distance. maybe he is going to the treehouse She thought as she looked around; she does not know the way to the treehouse; neither she could see him anywhere around. Sighing she turned her heels and walked back to the hostel; She glanced back in the direction of woods but he was nowhere to be seen.

Rayne told him, then the phone went dead. Dimitri didn’t like this at all. He moved around the office for a few moments, then sat on the couch to wait for the others. Almost an hour later, they all stood in the office looking at him. Rayne had tears on her face when she came to sit on the couch. “What’s wrong?” Dimitri asked, pulling her into his arms. “Xylia is missing,” Rayne told him as she cried into his chest. “Since when?” He looked to her, then to Magnusson.

Yet, as he watched her calmly carry the bags upstairs, an inexplicable irritation rose within him. The room was tidied up quickly. Just as Mia was about to head back downstairs, Xena walked in. “Mia, thank you for letting me stay here.” Xena grabbed Mia’s hand with both of hers, her brows furrowing as she said with a delicate, pitiable expression, “If it weren’t for you and Nicky, I really don’t know where I would have gone.” As Xena spoke, the light caught on the back of her hand, and Mia’s eyes were drawn to it—a dazzling flash that stung her vision.

"The choir is gone. It’s so quiet, Seraphina. Does the quiet mean we’re dead?" "No," Xander said, sitting on the dirt beside her, ignoring the stains on his expensive trousers. "The quiet means you're free. It means you can say whatever you want, and the sky won't write it down." Mia looked at the golden tree. Its leaves were no longer glowing with data-filaments. They were just leaves—yellow, brittle, and real. "I want to go home," she whispered. "But I don't remember where that is."