LOGINHi guys! I left a little psa in the comments section of the last chapter, basically asking all of you to switch to the new/splitted/numbered version of this story. I honestly used to love the set up of this one. But honestly, i think there are too many technical difficulties with it. Also, I don’t think the views of the reads on this story are reflected on the book. It’s just a lot, and your support means so much to me, so i don’t want to not be able to see or receive or appreciate your support because of the flaws this old version has. You can still keep it in your libraries, so you still have access to all the chapters you’ve previously unlocked, but PRETTY PLEASE, moving forward, support the new version found when you search for the book. Thank you.
“It’s some ass, though,” Taide’s voice delivered smoothly against my hair, deep and amused.I rolled my eyes, fighting the smile that wanted to answer. He didn’t release his grip. Instead he leaned past me, free hand reaching into the crib to adjust the blanket more carefully around Catherine’s smal
CHARLOTTE.The movie ended the way most of the films from our selections for movie nights did these days.Abruptly, without fanfare, like the universe itself had grown tired of the plot and decided enough was enough.At this point, some one other than Reigh needed to pick out what we watched every o
"Hi, little thing," he murmured.She blinked up at him, unbothered.Taide hadn't moved an inch from Reigh's side.It went on like that for a while — the room full and warm, Madeline perched on the edge of the bed beside me, Myrcella having forgiven the Barbie slight enough to come press herself agai
CHARLOTTEThe door barely had time to finish opening before Madeline was through it, Sean a step behind her with Myrcella pulling at his arms and a look on his face that said he'd given up trying to manage the pace of this reunion approximately three floors ago.Reigh came in after them, and then Ca
His daughter made a small sound.Taide took it as aknowledgement. A gentle knock at the door interrupted the quiet.It opened a crack, and Madeline's face appeared, eyes enormous, hair somewhat dishevelled, barely containing herself. She looked at Charlotte first, then at Taide, and her expression
The massive room was dark and so quiet it pressed against his ears. The curtains were drawn, the lights turned low and amber, making the flower arrangements on the dressing table catch the warmth of it.He slowed without meaning to, the quiet pulling it out of him. His eyes found the bed.Dot sat







