Abandon Meg Cabot Series Novels & Stories

rogue wolf who wasn’t familiar or willing to be familiar with the pack, she seemed to have no inhibitions with how flushed she was from the wine and held no sense of respect considering how she literally called me and the dancers ‘prostitutes’ loud enough for me to hear.I huffed, a bitter feeling comin to me. Of course he would go for someone similar to him. It was none of my business what he was doing. Instead it only provided me a reason to keep away from him even more. “Felicity?” a familiar voice called me from behind. I turned swiftly in his direction and the tension in my body relaxed.“Hayden,” I greeted with a smile as he moved towards me. Because of our positions we worked well, esp

I pretended not to hear it. Only after completely leaving Blackwater Pack territory did I press the power button, destroying all means of contact. Goodbye forever, Gabriel.

The idea that a cop was already involved and on their way to rescue her never even crossed his mind. The van finally pulled into a derelict industrial park, the tires crunching over broken glass and gravel. Lizbeth and Ghost led Megan, still in the suffocating sack, into a cavernous, half-finished warehouse. It was cold and smelled of damp concrete. Megan was unceremoniously dumped on the floor. As Ghost zipped open the sack, Megan squinted in the dim light, her eyes adjusting to the faces of her captors. Lizbeth, her face a mask of triumphant fury, and Ghost, his expression unreadable, a silent and deadly automaton.

Mauretania seemed eerily similar to Titanic, but Meg wouldn’t allow herself to think about that. She’d boarded the ship much differently this time, as a First Class passenger, under her own name, and the captain himself had come by to make sure she was comfortable and to assure her there was nothing to fear. While Meg was fairly certain she would manage the week-long voyage well enough, she was worried about Charlie. He had given in to his mother’s insistence that the family physician, Dr. Shaw, be brought along, and it was comforting to know someone so familiar with Charlie’s medical history was nearby, particularly since this one had not given him any medication that might make him forget

He hesitated before forcing the words out. “She used the last of her strength… to shield a pup in the mine.” The words barely registered in Lucas’s mind before he saw the claw imprinted on the report, and the fetus had already begun shifting in the womb– A sign of an Alpha’s heir. And the time of death—It aligned perfectly with the night he had been at the hospital with Sophia. If he had answered the mate bond’s distress call that night, if he had felt my pain through the link—I might…

The mermen and mermaids have been civilized well. Actually, land technology is no different from our kingdom. Because we use censors and holograms, we are even more advanced than the technology available in the land. Here on the surface, the progress of technology is so slow. But I also didn't look for Amor via technology because we had a promise, right? It had been so long since she had gone. I had to move on because I could just waste my life waiting for her broken promise.

He said, and I nodded "Your dad couldn't have erased such a piece of valuable information for nothing. I searched and realized that your dad has a hand in Mr. Roberts's downfall. And he is trying along way Sprill to keep this information away, so he does not unleash Mr. Sprill's secret. I went further and realized Mr. Sprill had a deal with your dad. I don't exactly what deal but there is one bonding your dad to that man" He said "At least now we have a solid proof that could help Mr. Robert get back his stolen properties" I replied

He then announced Mason's dismissal. Given Mason's personality, he should've been frantic and begged John not to fire him. Perhaps he was too eager to find Millie, as he merely snorted coldly, pushed past the reporters, and hailed a taxi to leave. After I said a few more words, the matter came to an end, and the reporters left one after another. The law firm finally returned to its quiet state. I once again expressed my gratitude to John for saving me. Then, I hurried home to pack my things, preparing to move out and start a new life.

Elara smiled, “I had already counted to one.” “You have no right!” Viktor screamed, “this barren woman has no right to stomp into our meeting. I am the second in command, I give orders in the disappearance of the Alpha.” “Barren,” the words didn't sting Isabella but hours ago, she knew how much it would have hurt. Because it was different now. She forced a smile and turned to the elders, “Disappearance. The Alpha has been on a mission for months and we've been in contact. 2 days without contact from him and suddenly it is disappearance,” she clicked her tongue as she walked the aisle of the chambers, “is that how it is? Did you all gather here to sideline this family?”