A Town Like Alice Miniseries Novels & Stories

Alice said, giving him a meek smile. ### Alice had trouble finding Dylan's house—or mansion rather. It was located just outside the town, about ten yards down from the 'Welcome to Market Harborough' sign. Her legs ached as she reached the top of the hill. It took longer to get there than google maps predicted, meaning she'd had to sprint to make it on time. When she rang the doorbell, a woman answered within seconds. "Erm... is Dylan here?" Alice asked, wondering if the woman was Dylan's mother. She looked too young to have a teenage son.

"I'm being a bitch. Sorry, I'm just not in the happiest of moods." "It's fine," Alice shrugged and suddenly glared at the packet of cheese in her hand. "Why won't you scan, you annoying lump of dairy!" Tai raised her eyebrows. "You're scanning the wrong side." "Oh... Right," Alice coughed and threw the cheese aside. "Well, I'm sure I'll see you around on Monday. I'm Alice." "I can't wait," Tai said sarcastically. "This town has a lot of drama," Alice said. "It may be small, but that doesn't mean it won't feel like you've just walked into a young adult fiction book.

Ilana pointed. “He's just shy.” “Are you sure he's not some criminal?” Alice laughed. “He can't be worse than me.” Ilana considered the answer, not satisfied. “Could be a serial killer. That would be worse than you.” “I can handle a serial killer,” Alice said, rolling her eyes at Ilana's incessant pestering. “Okay, then. Don't drink or eat anything he offers. Be on guard and don't get too cozy. Get home immediately after.”

Alice wiped her tears away and tried to sound happy. “Of course. Text me once you land.” Alice agreed and ended the call. Kassandra was Alice’s childhood friend. Alice’s hometown was in X City where she and Kassandra were neighbors. They grew up together until Alice’s parents died. She was taken to Y City by her grandmother to take care of her. When she was in high school, her grandmother died and she was left to fend for herself. Alice was still friends with Kassandra for all those years. It would be the first time in 10 years since they’ve seen each other.

Alice, her name rang in her head as she closed her eyes to sleep. Alice was nothing but a child when she lost her parents in an accident although she didn’t think it was an accident. She was coming back with her elder brother from school when they saw the former alpha in front of their little apartment. He had come to announce the death of her parents. Her elder brother, Liam was just thirteen and she was just ten. Her brother was the only parent she knew and when she turned eighteen, she was pronounced to be Jared’s mate and she immediately moved in with him. Her brother had left crimson valley to find his purpose like he had said to her on that unfortunate day. He left her on her own, in t

79 LUCIEN’S POV “Angelou!” Came Alpha Grayson’s sharp warning, and Angelou took in deep, shaky breaths, wiping her tears furiously. “Shall we?” Alpha Grayson pointed towards the door, and I moved past them to unlock it. Although, Alpha Grayson kept up a tough face, I knew he was breaking within. He, just like Angelou, obsessed over Monica. She was beautiful, smart, graceful and above all, she was their daughter—The daughter they both loved with all their hearts.

He was still young but on the cusp of getting that manly bulk to him like his father’s. “I’m Alice,” the girl introduced herself by shaking my hand before turning to Mylo, “it’s been a while, but you all look just how I remember you, but larger,” she laughed lightly as her vision passed over Alderic and a look of confusion flashed over her before she schooled her emotions. Alderic was barely paying her any attention, something Liane noticed as she too was entranced by Alderic, watching their interaction closely. Alice looked a lot like Brianna with her high cheekbones, stunning beauty, and her black hair that was poker straight in contrast to her brother’s.

Once we have eaten and settled in the rooms we are staying in, Nicole asks, ”would you like to have a look at our town?” Bethany answers for us both, “That will be lovely.” The town is quite large, with a School, a hospital, and a supermarket. I see Amy and Layla following Nathan and Drew quietly back to the packhouse. I can't help laughing, wondering what mischief my niece and her friend are planning. As the day grows late, we return to the packhouse. It doesn't take long before we find out what the girls have been doing. We hear Michael yelling, Nicole and Bethany run inside, and Amy and Layla run as fast as they can out the door. I look up as the men leave the office, coming to join us. A

Daciana's P.O.V Exploring the village a second time with Amelia gave me deja vu of the old woman and her crumbling relic store. It was strange to be back in the midst of people. They kept their distance and stared at us like some virus roaming their streets. Amelia didn't seem bothered. She was excited to finally be somewhere peaceful enough to let her be a child once more. A place where she could be free to play around all day and night. While we walked down to Adam's home, a boy just around Amelia’s age or a year older approached us and stretched out a hand to her.

"As far as I know, Alpha, he is a mafioso in the village of Avaluna. He controls the nightclubs, the illegal drug trade and some other things there." Oscar chuckled with a dismissive look on his face. "Mafia in the village of Avaluna? Ridiculous." Oscar's answer sparked a new conclusion in Era's mind. They were not Mosha's people. "Wait." Oscar's expression changed. Apparently, he had almost missed something, so he turned to Philo and asked, "Does that mean Mosha is hunting them? Did Mosha make them that way?" Philo nodded. "Yes, Alpha. They are Mosha's people."