Yu X Rise Novels & Stories

she screams. I pound into her as the magic increases lifting us off the ground until we both find our release. Revenge may be a dish best served cold, but it makes my mate hot as fuck.

However, he quickly composed himself. "What do you mean?" Rex asked, seemingly seeking further explanation from me. "You already know, don't you, that my resurrection is connected to Aurel, and I have confirmed that if it's all true, the beginning of my resurrection is due to the contact between me and Aurel. Several times this has happened as you've seen before, and earlier, when I was near Aurel, I experienced the same thing. I couldn't control my pain, and I didn't want to appear sad in front of Aurel. She would surely keep asking probing questions, and at that moment, the thought that crossed my mind was to disappear from her sight," I explained, causing Rex to widen his eyes.

CAIN (Listen to HUSHH by AViVA for the vibe) Yona soared higher and higher, weaving in fluid motions through the sky. She was breathtaking, her dark hair fanning out behind her as her wings flexed and contracted; the appendages catching the light and revealing their true colors. She had come for me, I hadn’t thought she would; a broken man like me had nothing to offer her. The soul tie thrummed in my chest, demanding I go to her but I fought it; I knew it was useless and that it was dooming both of us. As time went on I became weaker, sicker and I knew she was suffering the same fate. It was selfish of me, but I couldn’t seem to help it, everytime I even thought of the tie, Verity's face sw

I touched my face, and my eyes landed on the calendar. 2016? “Mum... are we not in 2026?” “2026? Are you crazy?” “You have an interview this morning, remember? I've made breakfast. Get dressed and come downstairs quickly, okay?” “Hmmm.” I flashed her a smile as I slumped onto the bed. I thought I died... What happened? My mind flashed back to that moon. Could it be the light? I remembered making a wish. Could it be that the heavens heard me?

She stood proudly, holding her belly and glowing with confidence. I raised an eyebrow. Was she really pregnant? When she saw me, Sophie's smug smile was impossible to hide. "Surprised? I'm really Dad's daughter. I'm telling you, no matter this life or the last, you'll never beat me. But I didn't expect you to marry a werewolf and still be alive after all this time. You've got luck. Then, she scoffed and said, "But after tonight, your good days are over."

“That wasn’t my question.” Mara’s fingers tightened together. “I think she’s… fortunate,” Mara said. “Life changed quickly for her.” “Fortunate,” Selene repeated. “Interesting choice of word.” Mara met Selene’s gaze now, a flicker of emotion slipping through. “Is it wrong to notice that some people rise without earning it?” There it was. Not open defiance but bitterness. Selene’s eyes sharpened. “You believe she didn’t earn her place,” Selene said. Mara hesitated. That hesitation spoke louder than any confession.

I could feel the power that brought us, and the little seed of hope for our future rooted and bloomed. Introductions went around. Alex’s mate Iris and Eric’s mate Tabitha were bombarded with questions from Kayla and Seren, while Alexis just sat back and watched with a smile on her face. Alex and Eric were both clearly besotted, and I doubted it would be long before they took their mates to their rooms to bond fully. I met Gideon’s eyes and saw the same hope I felt – he recognized the work of the Goddess here, too, giving us this last piece of strength before we moved into the final battle.

“Yes, he was transferred to a private recovery facility uptown. Nurse Harrison said it was at the family's request.” “Rich people are so weird,” Maya murmured, shaking her head as she went back to her highlighting. “They get hurt, they get treated, and then they disappear behind a wall of security like they never existed. Must be nice to have a checkbook that solves every problem.” “It doesn't solve every problem, Maya,” Lillian said softly, her eyes drifting toward the window. “Sometimes it just buys a bigger shovel to bury the truth.” Before Maya could ask what she meant, Lillian's phone buzzed quietly against her thigh. She pulled it from her pocket, expecting a message from her mother ab

It was as if the two hundred other people in the ballroom were simply weather, and I was the only thing in the room with any topography worth studying. Something shifted deep in my chest. This was not the soft, foolish flutter I had once felt when Jaxon looked at me across a room. This was something entirely different, something that moved upward through my spine like a column of heat, straightening what was already straight, and steadying what did not need steadying. Internal steel, that was the only name I had for it.

He was incredibly handsome, and the dimple on his cheek made him even more attractive. "I am Wyatt Singleoak, future Alpha of Valley Pride Pack..." the green-eyed guy said, "You can call me Wyatt," he said before I addressed him formally, and then he winked, making me smile. He had chocolate-brown hair, deep green eyes, a strong jaw, and well-defined eyebrows. He had this ruthless air that was imposing, and at the same time, the way he flirted showed me that he, too, had a softer, less scary side.