Young Adult

Natural Magic Ch. 37
Read Chapter 36 Here The announcement came halfway through first period. Victoria House had re-opened, and the freshmen were allowed to leave early to collect their things and change clothes. At lunch, Matsias told them the story of the night before, or at least, as much as Matsias would tell. Key wasn't sure if he had held something back, and it occurred to her that he would do well in Liberty House, which was known for secrecy. Immediately after, her heart sank, knowing he would never have the chance."Will your parents be mad?" Ayan asked.
By Molly Marjorie3 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Chapter 36
Read Chapter 35 Here As luck would have it, Matsias had no bad dreams for the rest of the night. He woke up in Westwood House, across from someone other than his usual roommate, and for once, he remembered where he was.
By Molly Marjorie3 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Chapter 35
Read Chapter 34 Here. When the fire alarm went off, Tilli and Key left their room along with the other girls as Edoward ushered them all outside. Key looked for Mat as the teachers exited their own building. Lights were coming on in the other houses as well. That's when Tilli saw Mat coming out of the doors, leaning on his roommate. Mrs. Putyam steered them both toward the headmistress.
By Molly Marjorie3 years ago in Fiction
Drakath’s Hoard of Lost and Abandoned Children
The cry of a human infant was very distinctive. Soaring high above the forest, Drakath heard it and swiftly banked into a dive, narrowing in on the sound. He ignored the curse and near-yank on his horns from his passenger at the sudden change in motion, landing on the lowest branch capable of holding his weight, craning his neck down as far as he could.
By Natasja Rose3 years ago in Fiction
Rain
William’s POV I make my way around the room Mina’s arm wrapped around mine, my father stood in the far corner watchin, he’s always watching. we go about greeting the guests, “congradulations.” They keep saying, I want to tell them not to say that but I can’t tell why. I eyed the food on the left side of the room and tried to move Mina towards that way, “I want to dance.” Mina moaned tugging on my arm, until I felt a hand on my other arm, I look to find Mae holding onto me. “Come with me.” she said with authority. I pull away from Mina and lean down to whisper in her ear “I’ll dance with you after, for now my little sister needs me.” I said going along with Mae. She pulled me to the right side of the room where the drinks are and handed me something pink and sparkly. She leaned up and whispered in my ear “this will help you remember.” I wasn’t sure what she meant but I took a sip anyway, I knew that whatever she meant it must have been important. she Grabbed my arm and pulled me farther back toward the wall where a woman was standing, she was beautiful. She reminded me of someone but I couldn’t quite out my finger on who. She was standing next to the wall, her hands behind her back I walked over and extended my hand, “hello, I’m William.” I watched her chew on her lip for a moment then she took my hand and smiled softly “Chloe, congratulations by the way…she’s….beautiful.” I blinked for a moment thinking of who she could mean, my mind was so fuzzy I couldn’t really remember what was going on. “well, it’s a long story.” I replied, feeling my heart speed up. There was something about her, I couldn’t put my finger on it but I knew I didn’t want to leave her. “Would you like to dance?” I asked still holding onto her hand. “…yes?” She said half asking, she followed me onto the dance floor then I turned to her and put my free hand on her lower back and we swayed in union.
By Lily Ann3 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Ch. 34
Read Chapter 33 Here Matsias stared at the dream net. It didn't look much like the picture in the book, though he had tried to follow the pattern. For one thing, it was made from embroidery thread Ayan had given him, rather than the thicker cotton cord the book mentioned. But he must have gotten the knots right because the net hadn't fallen apart the way Reed had described.
By Molly Marjorie3 years ago in Fiction
Rain
William’s POV I awoke with a jolt, im No longer tied down to the table, instead I’m sitting upright in a chair. The two men from before are towering over me, ”I said wake up” the one on the left said he glared down at me, this was the first time I saw these two men. the one on the left had dark brown eyes and short brown hair. The one on the right was blond with brown eyes, his hair falling into his face. “What does he want?” I asked as I sat up slowly and eyed both of them “the ball is in an hour it’s time to get ready.” They said as they turned and started walking away, I stood up slowly noticing the stabbing pain in my right side. must have been where I felt the jolt that woke me up, I look around and notice a black suit hung in the far corner of the room, right next to a picture of Mina. I stared at the picture and felt a small pain in my heart, I don’t understand why I feel that way but it hurt. I grabbed the hanger and moved back toward the chair, where my father was now sitting. “Where did you come from?” I asked “I just came in, thought you could use a bit of a pep talk” my father grinned as he said this and my stomach turned. “I don’t need you.” I replied pulling my shirt off. “Are you ready for tonight?” he asked standing up “to announce the engagement? no.” I said looking at him, “ I’ll let you get ready then.” He stated turning to leave.
By Lily Ann3 years ago in Fiction
Cassiopeia
“Hurry,” Cass screamed as she soared through the darkened sky. “Higher, Gabe, they can still see you.” Pumping her wings as hard as she could go, Cass prayed silently to the Gods to make it. Up this high, the storm was roaring in full force, the swirling wind pelting her hide with ice crystals as she inched higher yet.
By Rachael MacDonald3 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Ch. 33
Read Chapter 32 Here "For your quarter exam, you will be using wind to send a message," Mrs. Theelnin announced at the end of class, "but this will not be a paper airplane as it was the first week. This week, you will send only your words to someone." She smiled cruelly. "Think of it as a game of telephone. Only your grade depends on it. Class dismissed."
By Molly Marjorie3 years ago in Fiction
Lost Blossom
Prologue "One day, dragonling, if you should find something which is lost, you will need to return it to where it can be found." The deep voice echoed round the chamber of stone.
By Michelle Weir3 years ago in Fiction
The Little Black Book (Chapter 4)
Suddenly, amidst the sound of loud click-clacking heels, another voice emerged from the entrance of the lobby, by the revolving doors.
By Prashanth Chandrasegaram3 years ago in Fiction
The Little Black Book (Chapter 3)
Exiting from the large glass doors, Helena paused underneath the condominium’s fancy, hotel-like overhang to check her pockets for her mask.
By Prashanth Chandrasegaram3 years ago in Fiction