Yae X Baal Novels & Stories

Bal could feel that someone was staring at her. And it was not only physically looking at her, but also, she felt like it was scrutinizing even her soul. That's when she sensed her mate's presence; she instantly felt at ease. Bal slowly opened her eyes and was greeted by Kaylon’s gorgeous pair of eyes. The eyes that are constantly smiling whether with good or silly intentions whenever it stares or looks at her.

Whoever these beings are they sure are colorful, I think to myself as the male quickly moves toward Baalee. "I will leave the rest to you, sister. I don't think she likes having a male attendant," he says in a low voice before practically fleeing past us. "I am sorry for the disorganized way your arrival is being handled. We were not expecting three human females at one time. My name is Baalee, and I am Zuri's correspondent. Your correspondent is on her way and will meet us in the meal hall. Please join us in going there," Baalee says and a rather snotty expression passes over the girl's face before she stands up.

When Bailey spoke, Elena looked at her as if she had lost her mind. “You want me to work with you?” Elena asked, her eyes narrowing. “You are the mate of Valen, the same Alpha who tried to destroy us. Why would I ever work with you?” But Bailey didn’t stop. Day after day, she went back. She argued, she begged, she explained. She spoke of Flora’s betrayal, of Flora’s arrogance, of the way Flora mocked them both. “You hate Flora as much as I do,” Bailey said one night, her voice low, her eyes glowing with determination. “She ruined both our lives. Don’t pretend you don’t want her gone.”

“There is no danger here. The faeries are not responding to any threat. Rather, they are ashamed. You see, the traitor who stole my horn was Haeli, one of their own.” Leesa glanced at Fiona, the nearest faerie. Her red halo had grown very dim, but Leesa could still see the anger etched onto Fiona’s tiny face. That a faerie could be the traitor just didn’t seem right to Leesa, but obviously it was. “The details of how Haeli took my horn are unimportant,” Ariandre continued. “What matters is that Baalgur somehow got to her and now has the horn, leaving me weakened. That alone would be enough to disrupt the balance, but I believe Baalgur is now attempting to learn how to use the horn to magnify

Axel added. “Physically or… Sexually?” I asked, mortified. "Clearly both,” Thane answers, “Nyaos and Bailey had a thing going on some centuries ago; they separated, but I guess Nyaos never did let it go.” “And then the betrayal—it had added to their furry,” I said, feeling a slight shiver that didn’t have to do with the weather. I couldn’t imagine what Bailey had gone through. “I had no idea Caleb still lives.” Thane admitted, “They could have killed her, I guess they were trying to send us a message –yet another threat from them”

It was an unknown number. "Hello?" I said after I had answered. "Tony Caraballo." The person said with a hint of mischief and immediately I knew who it was. Brian Cage, my worst enemy and the only human that I was bound to murder in the future. I thought I had gotten rid of him after I beat him up in a match but it seems like the idiot never learned. "Brian! What do you want?" I asked through gritted teeth. "Why so rude, Ballo? I only called to say hi to an old friend and let you know I am back in town."

Bayle shoved Leo back, the smirk on his bloodied face twisting into something darker. “Well, well… look at you, pup. All that strength, but you still could not protect her.” He jerked his chin toward Aliyah, lying pale in Kaelen’s arms. “Hurts, doesn’t it?” Leo’s teeth ground together. “I’ll kill you.” “Oh, I want you to try,” Bayle said, circling him like a predator. “But before we tear each other apart… maybe you should hear something. Something your sweet mother never told you.”

I turn and look towards where he is standing with Dante and Dale. "I've spoken to him briefly; anything else can wait. We..." My words stop as I see a maid walk to Bailey with a small boy holding her hand. Bailey leans down and picks him up. "When did she have a kid?" Kellan looks at me. "As if I know, the last I saw or spoke to her was the same time as your Kellan. I was about to say; we need to make sure Yori stops hiding from Lyra; I need him watching Xenia."

“It’s important, Ahbaya. It’s why Meliodas and the others are here.” Ahbaya snarled. “You’re my mate, Yael… I know what you’re thinking… I can feel what you feel and I can see a part of what you saw. But I don’t believe him. Not yet.” Ahabya’s mouth foamed as she arched her neck and let out a shrill cry. And before I could even stop her, she already ran out of the room and joined the fight.