Ache For You Novels & Stories

“Don't blame me for my next action if you don’t.” Mia tilted her head, her lips curling into a wicked grin. “Oh? And what will you do?”

the mother replied, and let out a small sigh “Mom, are you going to the hospital today, do you have work today or are you still on vacation!?” Aseel asked her while she continued with her food.. The mother sighed and said, "Yes, my daughter. I will go today. I have operations, and I can't finish my leave for the weekend.." Aseel hummed with understanding and got up to kiss her mother's cheeks to say goodbye to her and run to her university because she will be late for her lecture. While the mother kept staring at the void and remembering her first night with her husband on her wedding night Flash back"

Ace teases me and returns his attention to his laptop. **

I am Maybelline, you can call me May. " Yes ma'am ", I gave her a warm smile, we already knew what her name was. ............ Aunty May decided to show us around the shelter, she took us to her favorite place, the dog house. I chuckled when I saw how her face lit up, just like mine whenever I see Kaden. I stared at him from the corner of my eyes and saw him frowning at the ground, he looked up to see me staring. What is he thinking about? I didn't look away, this time, I stared at him the longest but he averted his gaze. I wish I am telepathic to know what he is thinking.

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Waiting for the next take. Forever.

Almost perfect. Almost.

My heart started a frantic, painful thumping against my ribs. Thump. Thump. Thump. Images flashed through my head, violent and unwanted. The river at night. Crystal clear water. Deep, bleeding wounds. A naked, powerful chest. Dark, intense eyes meeting mine through the water. I couldn’t help but gulp, the sound loud in the suffocating silence. Kael and the other guards of the mansion and its vicinity rushed to the doorway then straightened their shoulders, their faces a mixture of fear and reverence. “Welcome back, Alpha Kirion,” greeted the other occupants of the pack house in near-perfect unison.

The problem wasn’t the calmness in her voice, but the detachment. “Hey, Rachel. I learn from one of my endorsers that SELINE has just launched their winter-fall collection in their showroom. I remember you like their series of fur coats. Let’s go shopping.” I asked her enthusiastically, but my heart was drumming hard against my ribcage. “That’s a good idea. I will meet you there in an hour.” I took a deep breath of relief when she accepted the invitation. “That’s great. I will wait for you there then.” I replied in the same way, and we both hung up.

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