Kasar Novels & Stories

It looks…" I paused, looking for the right word but came up short. I looked over to Leah for help. But she smiled apologetically at me. "There's no other way around the storm. We can't go over the Ghrilk or we'll be dead meat. Literally." I furrow my brow in confusion. "Ghrilk? What is that?" "It's the land of ogres. And you don't want to meet one. Trust me." Mike shivered as he replied. "Those filthy creatures. They're awful." The look in his eyes was an evident fear and trauma inflicted by the ogres to him. Whatever happened to him in that place, I did not dare want to find out.

To my surprise, my Kawu spoke to Adam in front of everyone. "This might not be the appropriate time, but since you are here, I will ask." He said to Adam, and Adam gestured for him to speak. "it is unfortunate what befell us in the dawn hours. When my grand niece came yesterday, it was to deliver a message from the Sarki. When will you be coming for the Gaisuwa?" he asked, and people started murmuring out of surprise. I could see some hopeful girls lose hope while their mothers became annoyed. Nobody said people would like me, so I did not let their jealousy or envy bother me.

Before we start the journey of our lead, let's meet the people that will give us some fun. Also, I'll be using (') to indicate thoughts. KANATHA TRION Kanatha is also known as Gulf Lewis. A 19-year-old beautiful young man. His hair is long and really beautiful for a man. There's a reason behind his long hair that we will find out soon. He was born a Trion but his identity was snatched away from him because of a bad past that caused him to lose his true family. Secrets about himself will soon be revealed.

Kimberly was impressed with the cabin once she got inside. It was simple and had a homey touch to it. There was a fireplace in the living room to keep them warm at night, two sofas and a recliner which can certainly accommodate the six of them comfortably, a small dinning room close to the living room and then there is a kitchen.

ODETTE After a close to eighteen-hour flight with two stops in between—one of which Gunnar had made, we landed in South Africa, in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. We were hauled up in a hotel room near the beach. The city we were staying in—from the little I had seen—was beautiful. Durban seemed to be filled with people of different races and ethnicity. It was different from what I had expected. Then again, I didn't know what to expect when Ace said we were going to a safe house. All I knew was that we wouldn't be staying at this hotel for very long.

she said and I understood, she was also scared of the panther. “do you bring us here to meet the Panther” I said. “ no, that's where we're going ” she pointed at a cave which looks dark even though it was sunny. “ why are you taking us there ? ” I asked. “ come you'll see what I want to show you ” Cassie said. “ but it looks dark ” I said “ I don't think I wanna go in there ” Elia said. “ arggh come on guys, me and Ari usually come here to have fun , trust me you'll love it ”.

Before returning to Jakarta, Green and Langit decided to vitis Jerry and Kalila. Their arrival was welcomed by both. Jerry and Kalila were a little surprised that neither Langit nor Green contacted them at first. However, as it was getting late, they asked Green and Langit to take a rest.

Caspian: “What are you doing in my pack?” Elias asked, not even turning around to face me. I found him in the training grounds, his shirt soaked with sweat, muscles taut as he moved through a series of combat drills. The rhythmic thud of his fists against the punching bag filled the air, a steady beat that matched the frustration simmering beneath my skin. I leaned against the wooden railing, watching him for a moment. His movements were sharp, precise, each hit a testament to the storm brewing inside him. It was only when he paused, his chest heaving, that he noticed me.

He thought that the woman is just pretending to be innocent and cute to get his attention, but it turns out that she really is clueless about the party. “Do you want me to explain it to you?” Darrem asked the obvious question. Serene nodded. “Yes, please.” Darrem smiled a bit, his dimples showing, but the light was a bit dim now so it was hard to see. He really liked the way she say please to him. “The whole Casa Roma used a card door lock system. That ticket that cost 2000 bucks has two access, one on the party, and another to the hotel room. You need to swipe the ticket on the card reader to register your ticket and to open doors. Casa Roma is not really a hotel but a semi-motel, because t