Novels by Insertwritername

Lulu smiled at the sight of her two favorite people playing together. She joined them, helping Sage grab small handfuls of sand. “Look, Sage! We’re building a castle for you.” As they worked together, their laughter filled the air. It was a beautiful moment, one Lulu would always cherish. “Okay, S

After Tina and Steven left, David and Lulu lay on the couch, wrapped in each other’s arms. The afternoon sun streamed through the windows, casting a warm glow in the living room. Lulu sighed contentedly, resting her head on David’s chest. “I love days like this. Just you, me, and Sage.” “Me too,”

Lulu and David were still basking in the warmth of their reunion when there was a knock at the door. Lulu looked at David, her eyes bright with curiosity. “Who could that be?” she asked, glancing at the clock. It was still early in the afternoon. “I don’t know. Want me to check?” David replied, ge

Mirabel wiped at her eyes, her tears falling freely now. “I’m so sorry, David. I didn’t mean for it to go this far.” David shook his head, disgusted by her words. “Sorry isn’t enough, Mirabel. Not for what you did.” Mirabel looked up at him, desperation in her eyes. “Please, David. Don’t fire me.

David slowly opened his eyes, feeling the warmth of Lulu beside him. Her arm was draped over his chest, and he could hear her soft breathing. They hadn’t slept like this in a long time, wrapped up in each other, the way they used to when everything felt right. For a moment, it felt like everything h

They sat there in silence for a while before David leaned in to plant a kiss on her lips, they stayed that way for a moment before he laid her on her back, slightly hovering above her. it was only a moment before they were both completely naked, panting hard as they both moaned desperately, wanting

My eyes shot open. The space was cold. My chest tightened, panic clawing up before I could stop it. Not again.I sat up quickly, clutching the sheet against me, scanning the room. The silence pressed heavy, only the faint hum of the city outside. My pulse raced. I shoved out of bed, pulling one of his shirts over my body, my bare feet hitting the floor hard.“James?” My voice cracked.No answer.I pushed into the hall, my throat tight. The worry grew heavier with every step toward the living room.Then I stopped.The entire space was covered in petals. Red, white, pink — scattered across the floor, the couch, the coffee table. A trail of them led straight to him.James stood near the window, his back to me, dressed in a crisp shirt, his hands shoved in his pockets. He turned when he heard me. The look on his face made my stomach flip. Relief. Joy. Something I hadn’t seen in him before.“What is this?” I whispered, glancing around at the petals.He walked toward me, his smile tugging w

The door clicked shut after my parents left. Silence filled the apartment, heavy and suffocating. I stood there gripping the edge of the counter, my chest tight, my pulse still racing from everything that had just happened.James leaned against the wall near the door, arms crossed, watching me calmly like he hadn’t just declared to Leo Rathore that he wanted his daughter.I turned on him sharply. “What the hell was that?”He lifted a brow. “The truth.”“You don’t just stand in front of my parents and—” I broke off, running a hand through my hair, pacing across the room. “You made it sound like we’re… like we’re—”“Together?” he finished for me, his tone even.“Yes!” I snapped, my cheeks burning. “You don’t get to decide that for me.”He pushed off the wall, closing the distance between us slowly. “I didn’t decide for you. I said what I wanted. I want you. That’s not changing.”I glared at him, my hands trembling. “You embarrassed me.”He smirked faintly. “Funny, your mother didn’t loo

I stood frozen in the doorway, gripping the handle so hard my knuckles turned white. My mother’s eyes scanned me from head to toe, her lips parting slightly in relief. My father’s brows furrowed, his jaw set like stone.“Ana,” Bella said softly, stepping forward, her hand brushing my arm. “You’re alright.”“I’m fine,” I whispered, my throat tight.“We heard you left the retreat because of health concerns,” Leo said sharply, his gaze flicking to the wrapped ankle. “We came the moment we heard.”I swallowed hard. “It’s nothing. Just a sprain.”“Sprain or not, we were worried,” Bella said firmly, her hand squeezing mine. “We couldn’t get through to you, and when the coordinator called…” Her eyes softened, but her voice stayed steady. “We needed to see for ourselves.”Before I could respond, footsteps sounded behind me. James appeared in the doorway, towel draped over his shoulder, his chest bare and damp from the shower.Both of my parents froze.James’s eyes met theirs, calm but unflinc

The smell of food woke me. For a second I thought I was dreaming, until I opened my eyes and saw light spilling into the bedroom. The space next to me was empty. The sheets still smelled like him, still warm from his body.I sat up slowly, pulling the blanket against my chest. My body was sore in the best way, my lips still tingling from his kisses. My hair was a mess, my thighs aching. Last night replayed in fragments—his hands, his voice, the way he held me like he’d never let go.A sound came from the kitchen. I frowned, slipping out of bed, one of his shirts hanging loose over me. The fabric brushed mid-thigh, the sleeves swallowing my hands.He was there.James stood at the stove shirtless, sweatpants hanging low on his hips, flipping something in a pan. His hair was damp, pushed back carelessly, his shoulders broad under the kitchen light. The sight stopped me in the doorway.“You’re staring,” he said without turning, his voice calm.I crossed my arms, leaning on the frame. “I’m

The car ride back was quiet after what happened in the backseat. My body was sore, my hair still damp from the rain, my thighs sticky against the leather. James’s hand stayed on the wheel, his other resting on my leg like it belonged there. Every time he squeezed, my stomach tightened.When we finally pulled up outside my apartment, he didn’t wait. He got out, came around, and opened my door before I could.“I can walk,” I muttered, clutching my bag.He shot me a look, then bent and lifted me anyway. My arms wrapped around his neck without thinking, my cheek pressing to his chest.“You’re impossible,” I whispered.“You love it,” he said calmly, carrying me inside like it was nothing.The elevator ride was silent. My heart hammered against his shirt. He set me down only when we reached my door, watching me punch in the code before scooping me back into his arms and pushing the door open with his foot.Inside, the apartment was dim. He carried me to the couch and set me down gently. The

The car was silent except for the steady rhythm of the wipers cutting across the windshield. James’s jaw stayed tight, his hand gripping the wheel, his focus locked on the road.I shifted in my seat, crossing my legs slowly. The tension pressed down like a weight. My eyes flicked to him, his damp shirt stretched across his chest, his hair messy from the storm, drops of water still sliding down his neck. He looked dangerous, too controlled, and it made me restless.Without thinking twice, I leaned closer, resting my hand on his thigh.His eyes flicked down, then back to the road. “Ana.” His voice was a warning.“What?” I asked innocently, dragging my fingers higher.“Don’t,” he muttered, his grip on the wheel tightening.I smirked, brushing my palm against the bulge pressing against his pants. His breath hitched, his knuckles whitening on the steering wheel.“Fuck,” he hissed, his head tilting back slightly before he snapped it forward again. “You’re insane.”“Maybe,” I whispered, sque