Novels by Nora

I raised a brow, feigning innocence. "Why wouldn't I? Why didn't you tell her how good you are... or how good you taste?"I lifted my hand with a teasing smile, watching her reaction. Her cheeks instantly turned a deep shade of crimson, and she quickly looked away, unable to hide her embarrassment.Leaning closer, I lowered my voice to a whisper. "But I want more."Before she could respond, I swept her effortlessly into my arms, catching her completely by surprise. Without another word, I carried her toward the bedroom as quickly as I could.The moment we stepped inside, I closed the distance between us, capturing her lips in a deep, lingering kiss before gently setting her down. My hands moved over body and grabbing the fabric of her coat dress, I tore it apart. She gasped at the sound of the dress shredding apart. Gina wouldn't care about it anyways, she's got a lot. I pulled luana to the bed placing wet kisses right from her tits to her belly then to her legs pulling her thong as

I murmured my agreement, mulling over his words. Her golden hair truly did shimmer like threads of spun gold beneath the sunlight."You know something? You're spot on. She's our Golden Rose."I'd planned to meet Luana just outside the mall, and the instant she came into view, my mood brightened instantly. Her presence alone worked some undeniable magic on me, one I found impossible to fight. Even Drake had settled into an odd stillness, likely because she shared the car with us.Still, something felt wrong. A heavy, tense energy clung to her, a feeling I couldn't dismiss now that we were bonded as mates."Is something bothering you?" I asked.She glanced over at me, her eyes wide. "Um, no. By the way, when's the coronation ceremony again?" There was a faint strain in her voice."Next week," I answered.She's probably anxious about the ceremony. But another thought slipped in, unbidden. Had Nina done something to upset her?"Did Nina give you any trouble? Please, tell me the truth," I

Kyle's brows knit together, irritation flickering across his face. "I was passing by and figured I'd—" he started. Gina cut him off with a lilting voice. "Oh, just passing by? What a stunning coincidence."Kyle's tone dipped into a warning edge as he shot back, "Don't interrupt me while I'm talking." But Gina stayed unbothered, seemingly untouched by his commanding presence — or maybe simply too stubborn to care, and the latter felt closer to the truth. She rolled her eyes and turned toward me. "I'll leave you two be, Luana. Something tells me he didn't come all this way just to say hi. Isn't that right, brother?"Kyle defended himself. "I was coming back from the office." Gina kept needling him. "Ah, the workaholic alpha, slipping out of his office so early. How fascinating."A smile tugged at my mouth as I watched the two of them trade jabs. It struck me as strange, compared to the rest of the family — they bickered like any ordinary brother and sister."Just leave already," Kyle mu

There was clearly more to Gina than what showed on the surface — a sharpness that matched Kyle's own, maybe even exceeded it."I have no intentions of causing him any harm," I told her firmly. She merely scoffed, unconvinced."Words don't guarantee anything." She spun on her heel and swept out of the store, leaving an uneasy quiet behind her. The Masons, I was learning fast, were not a family that put you at ease.We ended up at one of the mall's cafés. Gina ordered two burgers before turning her attention fully on me. "I can't quite figure you out," she said, leaning in, arms settling on the table as her eyes raked over me.My head tilted before I could stop it, my pulse hammering. "What do you mean?"Like something pinned under a microscope — that's exactly how her stare made me feel, picked apart without mercy."You're brave," she mused, almost casually about it. "But there's an enigma to you." The word hung there, teasing. Her tone shifted, grew more probing. "I picked out outfits

She raised her brows. "You are so strange. Malls are honestly the best places on earth." She turned and made her way toward the security check. Security check? My hand moved instinctively to the pocket of my coat dress, pressing against the spot where I had hidden my antidepressant bottle. If it were discovered during the screening, Gina would find out without a doubt. Hello? Luana, are you even there? Are you coming?Gina waved me over, nodding in the direction of the security line. A cold sweat broke out across my forehead. The mall's security measures were no small thing — officers were methodically checking every person who entered, going through their belongings with careful attention. Was this place so prominent that it called for such rigorous screening? I managed a thin smile and forced my feet to move. We joined the short queue, and it quickly became clear that this mall catered to a rather affluent crowd.My heart knocked against my ribs like a warning as we shuffled closer

"You have to make sure you steal the show." I swallowed hard and gave a reluctant nod. "Oh, alright." She clapped her hands together. "Perfect. Now let's find you something worth wearing."I followed her into her room, and nothing could have prepared me for what lay beyond that door. The space was nothing short of opulent. Soft light pink wallpaper dressed the walls, while a neon pink sign on the left boldly declared Boss Babe to anyone who dared enter. At the heart of the room stood a lavish round bed, buried beneath a cloud of fluffy pillows in varying shades of white and black — a tiny tiger soft toy nestled proudly among them. Overhead, the ceiling stole the breath clean from my lungs, painted to resemble a pink galaxy scattered with tiny, twinkling stars that seemed to float in place.As my eyes roamed the room, Gina swept open a set of double doors, unveiling what could only be described as a fashionista's paradise. Her walk-in closet was a spectacle in itself. The racks, crisp