Novels by Sagittaria

Kyliena. “Ow, why the fuck did you do that! I was trying to be nice and walk her home, but that bitch kept saying no, and that she has a boyfriend.” “I saw the whole thing mate,” I could see the rage in Ethan’s eyes as he got all up in the guy’s face. “I’ll kill you, remember that.” The guy just ran off holding his bleeding broken nose. I sigh. “I had it under control.” I start walking again, Ethan quick on my heels. “Didn’t say you didn’t. Sorry? I didn’t like what I saw him do.” he spoke as he was looking at his knuckles. “Thank you.” We both continued to walk down the street un

Kyliena. “Rosie!” I could hear the sound of my middle name being shouted but as I turned around and tried to pinpoint where it was coming from, I couldn’t see anything. All I could see were students lingering around the halls as they waited for the bell to ring. “Rosie!” I stood up on the tips of my toes, straining my neck out to try to see above the heads of everyone around me. I didn’t know how someone in this town knew me besides Ethan and the voice was definitely not his voice. I didn’t know anyone in this town, and it kind of creeped me out that the person was shouting my middle name nickname. But then again the person was trying to get the attention of their friend who has tha

Kyliena. The night was cool, the silence it brought seemed to swallow this side of the world whole. The sort that flaunted the millions of stars in the sky like diamonds floating in a sea of deep blue. Shoving my hands into the pockets of my ripped jeans, I stepped out of my grandparent’s house into the night. Again I was leaving the house without saying a word to my grandparents who were sound asleep in their beds. It has been a week since that boy that looks so much like Niklaus carried me out from deep within the forest. He saved my life. If he hadn’t gotten m

The boy with the jade-colored eyes. When a rare taxi cab showed up just outside my tattoo parlor, it took me aback a little. It was a rare event that a taxi driver would drive to this small fishing town. Visitors weren’t usually a thing here in North Cove, the town’s folklore scared everyone off. I did recognize the taxi driver, he was a bitter old man that just wanted to do the bare minimum to earn his wages. When a taxi did show up it was always him—him with the same lazy attitude. Oh, and not to mention my grandmother paid me a visit last night. All she wanted to pop in just to say that my eldest brother was to marry before the new year and shortly after I’ll become an uncle. Not an I’ve missed you, or an I

Kyliena.2190 hours. 91 days. 3 months.Time…time is a crazy thing. I’ve been here for this long, and no matter how I look at it. Its only been a mere 36 and a half hours in my realm…My grandparents must be very worried as to how I just could disappear into thin air without a trace as to where I went.I needed to go back.I want to go back; needed to even though this place with Niklaus was feeling more and more like home..like where I’m supposed to be here.But my heart and soul didn’t want to stay here. It didn’t belong here.

Ambrogio.When Niklaus came to me that day, informing me of a mortal in the realm, I didn’t think anything of it.The mortal had fallen down an ancient portal that I had not closed, I used to use it so I could roam the human world at nightfall. I had no intention of closing it.Only she had found the portal and no other so I was not worried about others finding the entrance. I had covered its path well in deep foliage in the deepest, darkest part of the first; legends were told about the creatures of the night that lurked there, so no human had been brave enough to enter it.I told Niklaus to see to it that she was handled with care, she had done nothing wrong but we could not just let her go for she now knew too much.If it w