911 Fanfiction Buck Ignored Novels & Stories

We walk up to ground level and stop in front of an office repurposed for Alpha Gideon's use during his visit. The door is open, and he's talking in hushed, agitated tones with one of his pack members. After sending the member away, he motions for us to come in. As we stand before him, he smiles. "I apologize for the wait. There's been an emergency—my beta went missing on a secret mission last night," he says. "Jonathan?" Kamila gasps out loud, then quickly covers her face. He looks at her, annoyed, but I step in to draw his attention.

“First, go to hell, and second, you have no idea how hard it is to get over something like that. — Nick —he ignores me even when he looked me in the eye—, locate Beckam, tell him that we have his missing daughter. - Fool. He winks at me and leaves for the kitchen. "You heard it." Nathan turns around. Everyone starts preparing their weapons and such. — They can't pay attention to that good-for-nothing — each one continued on their own, ignoring me. "It's the best, brunette," Eddy tells me as he sits down to eat chips.

LUKA’S POV I was in a Pack's meeting with my Beta and Gamma when another warrior tried reaching out to me through the mindlink. Thinking it was disrespectful and uncalled for, I ignored him. It was when Baba, my Beta told me about what was going on that I regretted ignoring him. I walked out of the meeting and insisted on my Beta not following me when they wanted to.

Quitman was so angry that his blood pressure was about to skyrocket: "What's wrong with Bucky? How could he not be worthy of Alina?" Facing this problem from Mr. Quitman, Riccardo was a little worried: "Netizens don't understand the truth, most of it is subjective speculation, don't be angry." Mr. Quitman coldly snorted: "Ignorance." And on the other side. Alina knew that Bucky's apology was still simmering until the last minute. It was already past nine o'clock in the evening. She and Ingrid had just gotten off the plane. Ingrid had just opened her phone when she saw that Larissa had sent her a screenshot of a hot search.

Buck smirked and looked up abruptly before laughing maniacally. Wilbur stopped reaching for chips and asked, "Is it that funny?" "It is." Buck nodded hard, and he was tearing up from laughing. He asked, "Did you know that Brian worked for me? You killed him, but I gave you free chips. Now it's raining, and you're in my car eating chips. Don't you think it's hilarious? How can you do this to me?" Wilbur stared at Buck. Suddenly, the smile on Buck's face gradually froze. They stared at each other. Three seconds later, the right door of the car was blown away with Wilbur flying out of the car.

"Listen Nick. Work should be first besides everything. And I know you just started dating her recently and you don't want to be far from her. I can imagine that but this is also important, Nick." When will he stop misunderstanding things between me and Elena? "It's not like that, Buck." "Well... I can do this. Take a day off and visit your girlfriend and bid her farewell." "Buck..." "Just go already. I don't want to hear your pleading anymore." I came out of buck's cabin and went to my place placing the envelope on the desk. Chuck took it and inquired while looking inside it, "Is it a paycheck?... Ah! It's a meeting schedule. Where are you going this time?... Oooh! Los Angeles! Great place f

“Fine, you want to. Let's talk about it. I don't care if you were my father's friend. I loved you, and she wished you didn't treat me like complete shit every day. But you die. You continued to choose Cassandra over me, and it was all because you made a stupid promise, because you thought you were betraying my father when in reality you betrayed yourself by being too much of a coward to love me.” “I did love you. I still love you. I just didn't want to disappoint my friend.” “I don't want to talk about this anymore. I want to know if you've found the recording.” Gerald sighed but shook his head. “No, I haven't found it yet, but don't worry. I'll get it.” I let out a sigh. It was like everyth

"Elara, do you accept being marked by Alpha Adrian and becoming the Luna of the Midnight Pack?" No one knew how much I hoped Marielle would call and stop this. But she didn't. Adrian had clearly warned her already. I couldn't help but think it was ridiculous. This was how Adrian was. No one could ever make him sacrifice his own interests. I took a breath and opened my mouth to answer. Suddenly, a sharp pain shot through the back of my neck, and my vision went black. Adrian ignored the way I was curled on the floor. He grabbed my shoulder and yanked me up hard.

"It's a shame, really. The Aurora from that night deserves better." My fingernails dug into my palms. "You don't know anything about me." "I know more than you think," he countered. "I know that when you're not playing the perfect Beta's daughter or the dutiful fiancée, there's fire underneath." The memory of our night together flashed unbidden through my mind. It had left an impression, even through the drug-induced haze. "Pull over," I demanded. "I'll walk the rest of the way." "Aurora—"