24 Hearts Novels & Stories

I guess that booth helped people somehow even if it was a bit of corny. "Ella Taron?" I stood up after I heard my name being called. The receptionist told me which room I would go to, then I went inside the hallway. I found the said office where "Fixing Hearts Request" printed on the paper and sticking at the door's window. I knocked on the door twice and the door opened. And that familiar face of a man stood in front of me. He was wearing a white long sleeved shirt with a black vest on it, he was taller than I expected, wearing glasses and his long hair was lying on his neck. He looked so attractive from his looks right now compared to the party. But from the looks on his eyes, he looked re

There are twenty four hours in a day, but I think about you more than twenty four times. Tory Lanez November❤ What in God's name just happened in there? I couldn't even calm down, I had to find a place to calm down my heart that feels like the Dothraki clan are marching on it, on their horses. I pushed passed alot of people without any care,earning me a look of disapproval from most of them, but I could care less.

another apologizes and they ledve. Holy shit.

And leap away and then a young girl ran out of their house. "Alpha Alex, she is awake," the lady said to him, and then he gently stand up. And take the meat he was roasting alongside him, and then followed her inside the hurt. And then four other people were added in a view, two men and two girls. Plus the girl that came to call him that's three girls. Plus the Alpha and Dizzy Sax, they are seven in this pack. Although Birdie was added in a view, she was sitting on a long made wooden chair as she was staring at them.

Counting. “There,” Dr. Hewitt said. Turned the screen. A blob. Small. Strong. Flickering. “One heartbeat,” she said. “Nice and strong. 167 BPM. You’re measuring six weeks, two days. Due March 14th.” March 14th. Adrian’s birthday. I felt him go still. “Wait,” Dr. Hewitt said. Frowned. Moved the wand. “Let me just…” The room went cold. _Thump-thump. Thump-thump._

“I don’t have anyone I like right now. Three, I have already had sex before.” “Three,” Hiro answers without wasting a breath, and Lev followed in pursuit. “Everyone knows you’re a troublemaker back then, Bo.” Lev laughs. “Shame on you, guys. I already have experienced sleeping with someone, bastards.” Bo yells, giving the two of them a smack behind their heads. “Two,” Seon huffs. “Two.” I say, almost at the same time, and Boaz’s eyes widened a little. He exhales a defeated breath and smiles. “You got me,” he mumbles.

I’m guessing you’ve been here before. Mrs. Boaz looked at him with a guilty demeanor, but that kind of guilt where it seems you’re hiding a big secret. “Says here it was a condition named ‘Arrhythmia’. Irregular beating of the heart apparently. Critical condition too because of your age. 49? Come on, you’re not that old now, are you?” She didn’t have to utter a single word. The look on her face did all the talking. “I think it actually cost about five and a half million if I’m not mistaken. Ryan made one phone call and beep beep, Alerts. Got to say man, that was pretty impressive. Wish I had your type of friends, but oh well.”

"I am sorry you all had to see me like this." "What was that thing you did bowing to the ground?" One of the new men asked. "Old ritual that most don't do anymore. We do it before eating any hearts of any kind, including candy ones." We held hearts sacred, both ones we eat and the ones we don't. I only ever lost one heart that I held sacred. My mates heart. It was either his heart or the hearts of the innocents he was going to kill. So, I killed him, but these tigers didn't need to know it yet.

Swiftly flicking his cigarette, he forcefully turned the steering wheel in the opposite direction, causing the car to spin in circles around the girl. On the other side, Hiya, with her heart pounding, witnessed a black Mercedes approaching rapidly. Overwhelmed with fear, she clasped her hands over her ears and shut her eyes tightly, anticipating an imminent tragedy. In that moment, she believed it was her last day in this world, facing an inevitable and untimely demise.

"There's three hundred thousand on this card. No PIN needed. Two hundred thousand to pay you back, and another hundred thousand for interest. For the last decade." I paused, then added, "Thank you. When I found out, I was really touched." Finally reacting, Jessica hurriedly waved her hands in protest. "No, you don't have to. Just think of it as…" I cut her off, "Debts need to be repaid. As for my gratitude? If you ever need me, I'll do whatever it takes to help." I pushed the card into her hand before she could object again. Jessica pursed her lips as she held the card helplessly, then said hoarsely, "Seb, we…"