Xanthea distanced herself from Asher’s touch and walked to Ezra. I squinted my eyes with a slight frown, and so did Asher. Ezra cocked a brow, as though he didn’t expect her to choose him at all. She looked at Ezra as though deciding what to say. “I wouldn’t come if you called,” she said, breaki
[Raven] “Enroll her?” Ezra winced. “Yes,” I said firmly. Ezra’s lip curled in a sneer as he casually leaned back against Asher’s bike, a smirk playing at the corners of his mouth. “Enroll her to be a healer?” He chuckled; his words sharp with sarcasm. “What’s next, finding her a fairy godhusband
Fucker! “Not just that, you’ll be exposed to a cruel world of life and death where someone’s death could mean someone’s life and the choice of whom to kill and whom to save will be in your hands. This is not your earthly realm. Because healing within immortals, as I have known, is not for the faint
[Raven] Xanthea weakly drew in her brows at Asher’s words. Her face flushed red. “What if someone sees us?” she mumbled, lowering her head. “That’s what’s bothering you?” He asked, and she nodded. Asher mindlinked with the transport department and ordered them to diverge all the traffic that cou
[Raven] Without wasting another second, he ran his hand up her waist, claiming her lips in a fervor that was proof of how badly he had held himself back, giving her the control. Xanthea’s soft gasps turned into moans and heavy pants as he lifted her off her feet and made her sit on the bike sidewa
[Xanthea] I parted my lips, but shut them tightly again at Asher’s unyielding thrusts. I knew Raven wasn’t patient like Asher, but right now he wasn’t forcing his way either. Maybe that had to do something with him not liking others going down on him, or maybe not? I couldn’t tell. My mind was t
My heart thundered against my ribs. Shutting my eyes, I took Raven in bit by bit, making sure I breathed and didn’t panic or trigger my gag reflex like Ezra had taught me when I did it for the first time. My face was burning, my jaws aching, but I slowly took him deeper. “There you go, little toy
Raven’s palms braced my hips against his as he entered me in one thrust, filling up my insides. “You look quite excited about this ride, aren’t you?” Raven said as he leaned in and I leaned back closer to the gas tank, wrapping my legs around his waist. He started the bike and I could already feel
The controllers frequently singled out groups of weak bloods, forcing them into perilous situations before kidnapping the survivors under the cover of night. These survivors were subjected to experiments, injected with various drugs, and then sent back within the walls.Most died, but those who surv
[Xanthea]Asher’s tone grew heavier and I could see why through my mother’s memories.“The weak bloods were promised a permanent secure shelter within these walls…”All the giant gates and smaller exits of the walls were closed, trapping all the weak bloods while they were fast asleep.For the first
Waiting, uncertain if someone would show up, was the worst feeling. I knew because I’d felt it when I called Ezra for help with the kids and waited. Those few minutes shattered me. I couldn’t even imagine what six-year-old Ezra endured, waiting for years.“A girl had been observing Ezra all this tim
The soft flutter in my chest instantly turned into electrifying goosebumps as he wrapped his fingers around mine, his grip tightening, holding my hand with an intensity that sent a shiver through me.We stood at the same distance as before, yet somehow, we had come closer.There were no words betwee
[Xanthea]‘… to cure the curse your mother put upon us because only you can.’Asher’s words hit me like a blow to the chest, leaving me breathless and blank. I stared at him as thousands of thoughts rammed into my mind. I was scared like I had never been before.Although I couldn’t decipher who I wa
There were glimpses and unfinished sentences. Lifeless body of a child, probably a weak blood.‘Another disappointm—’Peeled skin. Severed muscles.‘Burn him, prepare the other—’Eyeballs leaking from the eye sockets. People struggling as her helpers stuffed clothes in their mouth to muffle their gr
Experimenting on living subjects thrilled her. It was all fun for her. It was astonishing how she remained utterly undisturbed by it all. She justified every action with the belief that it was for the advancement of healing and immortality.‘Thank you for your contribution,’ she would say to each te
‘And that is why they will be punished as well,’ Alpha Caelum replied coldly. ‘As for you, you are hereby expelled from the Solvaris pack — and the Celestial realm.’My mother looked devastated, but she didn’t plead for mercy.‘I accept,’ she said brazenly as she strutted out of the court.With a sl
[Xanthea]I stared at Asher, my chest tightening as his words echoed in the air, heavy and inescapable. My mind scrambled to process what he had just said.“No.” The word slipped out, trembling and frail. “That’s not… It’s not possible.”Asher’s gaze remained distant. There was a cruel pity in the w