Novels by Catoryeb

Akwa didn't stopped looking, she scoured the city for him, combed everywhere restless, all in vain. Suddenly, a bright feeling came to her and she headed for the prison still that night.It was a few minutes to midnight, raining cats and dogs, Jason was slowly shuffling his way towards the prison gate with his prison uniform on, hands were in the pockets, his head down and a small black leather which carried his books tied to the neck. Akwa had just reached the location, from where she stood was a bit distance from Jason's, he too was already close to the gate. She viewed and instantly yelled his name, but the rain swallowed it. Just as she made a step she heard loud noise which was not of the thunder alone, as it continued for a short while even after the thunder roar, for indeed it was of gunshots. Jason fell to the ground from a three gunshots to his upper body, fired by the army at watch.The sound of Akwa's scream pierced it's way through the raging ra

Days passed, weeks bled into months, and Jason's stay in prison was already adaptive. Although it was a mixture of sweet and bitterness, the friends he made gave him a wonderful company, his story part which was a depiction of 'Belle's journal', as he calls it. The bitter experience however ranged from the bullies, the prison lords. At a point during his first month, he was stabbed and subsequently, beating, but of course, he'd gotten used it and was no longer much of a problem to him, as matter of instance, he had a black eye.That sunny afternoon, he sat with his two books, the journal and hand covered exercise book where he reflect his story. About a few minutes shortly, two of his friends, Fwangmun and Nathan joined him. The two have been friends way before they were jailed for cyber crime."Hey," Fwangmun spotted the eye. "What happened to your face?""Do you really have to ask?" Nathan replied."Please don't interrupt me, I'm trying to g

Yet to be discharged from the hospital, Akwa had not said a word to anyone since she awoke. And it has been half a day, all she did was just cry all along. The doctor affirmed her physically fit, however, the heart was sore, burdened and heavy. She imagined what it'll be like for Jason in prison, how her life was going to be without him around. Her mother had been trying all day long to get her eat something at least, not forgetting the fact that she failed to get her to talk."He didn't do it," she finally spoke.Her mother was filled with joy as she heard her speak finally, not minding what she said."He took the fall for me," another turn of tears began. "I put him in there.""No baby," her mother gainsayed. "He confessed, he's paying for his crimes not you. It's only good that he did the right thing by stepping up with the truth."Akwa was too weak and groggy for any long disagreement or anger demonstration. She grossly stared

About hour since she left the drug dealing joint, Akwa was in a commercial bus to Jasons and just at the junction, waiting on the traffic lights to give a go. Suddenly, a police officer walked to their bus and ruled it out of the waiting line to park over the pedestrian lane. Few police officers approached and a thorough search was administered to all passengers."Hey!" An officer exclaimed. "Drug, heroin."That was an alert from Akwa's satchel. She looked totally shocked, at that point, she realized why the dealers let her go easily."I, I don't. That's not mine, I don't know how it got there," she argued."Young lady, you're under arrest, anything you say or do will be use against you in the law court," Another officer cuffed her after reading her her rights.She tried to straighten an explanation, but to them it was just gibberish. She was taken to the state police headquarters with immediate effect.Everything was so fa

At midday, Akwa stopped by a superstore to purchase a few things. While roaming around, there was a sudden raise of cheer within the store. Out of curiosity she abandoned her project to sought about the influence behind it. Suddenly, she heard the 'happy birthday to you. . .' being sang by the workers there. From her observation, it was a surprise birthday celebration for one them. However she took her time, leaned beside a pillar and watched carefully as they were in a pool of joy. She at that moment wished she'd been partly involved in such an occasion, either the celebrant or the organizer. Being staring for a while, she suddenly smiled and headed for the exit. It was as if she learned one or two concepts from the occasion which would benefit her.In school, Akwa sat in hall desperately going through her mobile phone. From the look of it she was so dedicated to whatever she was doing and it must have been of great importance to her. Nanklin walked and s

The bell went ping and a short while later the door opened. Nanklin being unimpressed with who pressed the door bell, she slowly closed the door behind her and stood right in front of the door, leaning beside it with hands crossed between each other."Hi Nanklin," a young gentleman greeted with a grin."Hmm, Morning Longkat, how do you do?" She greeted back throwing away her face."I'm good. Can I please come in?""Nope, absolutely not," She brashly declined. "Tell me everything you want to tell me right here, else am done."He was in a sombre mood."First, I'm sorry for everything that happened between us. And also, I came to sympathize with the incident in your school, an. . .""That was three days ago," she cut him off. "You show up in my family house this early morning and try to use that old incident as leverage to get to me. Listen Long, I'm not in some lousy bull shit with you."Seei

Driving through the quiet road of the forest in broad daylight, the conversation between the two ladies was lifeless and dull. Emma barely brought up a scintillating topic to cheer the moment, her hands were straight up the steering and eyes focused to the front. However the mind held a mood of its own. Alisa sitting by the right side of the front seat would stare at her, and try to read her, but all she could vibe was the thought of her hair being cut low, which might be responsible for her woebegone face. Well, could that really be it? Because she even looked more gorgeous with the hair cut, especially it being dyed grey, where apparently they were just coming from. "What's up," Alisa suddenly inquired. "Why the long face since from the Salon?" She steered her face slightly to Alisa and then back on the road quietly. "Well, I still ain't worth being your friend," Alisa withered dejectedly. Emma instantly got cl

Episode 15.POTTER'S RESIDENCE. At the course of reinforcement inside the house, all were around but by the look of it not all were to be in the field. Daniel however was wounded from his previous fight, and despite all the availability of means to render him instant healing he declined vehemently. Just a drop of William's blood would've cured him of all his restrain, but he detested it with passion, preferred the normal, natural order of healing. Well, still it wouldn't have worked even, because of the stuff up vervain filled in his system to resist vampire hypnosis, and even make his blood poisonous for their kind. However Abel was as well present, sick worried of his sister he was forced back from his journey but again, his presence had become even more worrying, a liability and even weakness. Cause the opponents might as well attempt to use him as a leverage in gaining against them. As such, all strategies were put on board, leaving just the Castles in the fie

CASTLE'S RESIDENCE. "Where's William?" Daniel breathlessly asked on his arrival, which on the receiving end was Alisa working in her little garden. "He's inside, just finished fighting with Julian," she replied meeting up with him. However, as soon his question was answered he proceeded barging in the house. And it was a total mess in there, the couches were tumbled over, walls wounded with large holes, but still held dangling photos and paintings hanging. "I told you, they were fighting," Alisa affirmed leaning by the door. "Why?" "Ever since I uprooted William from where Julian planted him, they've been like this. I barely even sleep." She finally spared herself a seat and made instant use of it, while Daniel remained standing observing the decorative mess. "Hey Dan!" William said swiping down the stair case with dust all over him. "Where is

POTTER'S RESIDENCE. The neighborhood was silent, the streets cleared of people, probably gone to work. But the few remaining were indoors as the sun was so harsh and burning. In the house, Daniel walked out from his room only to find three agile men dressed abnormal from the usual, social way. They had hard gloves on, boots and two had hats on. Immediately, he reached his hand slowly to the back of his waist. "Nah, nah," one of them waggled a finger at him in disapproval. "I wouldn't." "Jake," Daniel withdrew both his hand and intention, then calmly walked to them. "It's been a long time Daniel," Jake, the possible leader said smiling. "And I expected it to be longer," Daniel admitted. "Ain't you gonna offer us a seat? We're friends, remember?" "Partners, we are nothing like friends," Daniel said facing him directly. "And who are these guys?" He asked referring t

CASTLE'S RESIDENCE. "What's going on?" Daniel asked soon after he arrived in the center of the living room. "Where's Emma?" William asked. Emma immediately entered the house and walked slowly to them. "What's going on?" She asked. "I need you to use your powers and slow the fairies burn on him," William said pointing at Rex laying on the couch lifelessly. "The last time I tried talking to you you blasted me and left me in the rain, and now you need my help?" "Are you gonna do it or not?" He sounded upset. "Great!" Emma exclaimed and hurried to Rex, then placed her hands on him. "How am I suppose to do this?" "Know what you want and believe," William replied. "How many times will you grab that?" Suddenly, a bright light shown from her palms and eyes, absorbing into him, yet nothing happened. "It's not workin

FOREST, SHADE AND HILLTOP BORDERS. "Keep moving Rex, keep pushing forward," Alisa urged as she supported his wounded companion. "We are already in Shade, we need to get out of sight." "Leave me. Save yourself Alisa, save yourself." "We're in this together, to the end." Together they kept shuffling on and further, and after a while they rested under a tree with her changing his bandages as the previous were all soaked in blood. "Alisa!" Rex hyped alarmingly. "Stay still," she held him back. "No," he protested breathlessly. "I can hear them, they're catching up," he then held her arm. "Look, you gotta go, I'm a dead man already, but you, you have to get the pearl to him and complete the mission." "Nobody is going nowhere," a stray voice spoke, then an angry man showed up before them. He was softly growling and his eyes glowed blue. He was a werewolf, an alph