Alexa Riley Read Online Novels & Stories

'She's lying. 'Really?' Miss Reeds asked. 'Why would we lie against a newbie like you?' 'Well, what were you doing in the convenience with me?' Alexa countered. 'You dumped all this files here, you make my life here a living hell by making me do the work of more than five employees, yours included, while you while away your time bullying and now you are accusing me of bullying you?' Alexa said shaking her head incredulously. 'Please Mr. Potter, take a look at all these files, am I the only one who should be doing all these work?' she asked and had the satisfaction of seeing Miss Reeds grimace.

“Uh, would you like to sit down and go upstairs in the living room first, Mr Alex?” “No. Maybe next time.” Alex nodded his head and walked away from the college officials. He walked quietly down the corridor after corridor with the marble floors. He memorized all parts of this campus very well, because he also attended school here before continuing his master's degree in England. He stepped towards Athena's class, it should have been that if Athena hadn't come home, she would be there. Alex didn't seem wrong. He found Athena sitting in a corner of the classroom, alone and reading a book that seemed very attractive to her because she seemed immersed in it, indifferent to the outside world. It

Riley was reading a reference book while she was waiting for Eash and Ezra to finish their football practices. She sat on the grass, her eyes focusing on the pages of the huge textbook. The golden light of the evening sun made her beautiful face shine with a celestial golden hue. Two shadows fell across her page. Before she could look up, Eash sat beside her, grinning ear to ear, while Ezra leaned against a nearby tree, his gaze steady on her face. Each playfully snatched her book, "The evening is just too beautiful to read a technical book. Why make your pretty eyes hurt with all the difficult words when you can look at my handsome face and give them a well-deserved relaxation!"

Jude said with a finality tone. Alexis was not scared nor surprised, she knew that to be true already, at least Jude alone was the only one who could read her very well, in fact it was like Jude was everywhere all over her, even she feared that Jude could sense her bathing, getting dress, or even releasing herself from inner pressure. "Well I need to go save them, so save this chit chat for another time." Alexis said, she turned around and was running towards the fence. "You don't have to jump the fence, there is a secret door." Jude said without moving.

Elena read the name once. Then again. Then a third time because her brain kept refusing to process it the way you refuse to process something that restructures everything you thought you understood. She looked up from the document. "Senator Catherine Merrill," she said. Just the name. Nothing else. The way you say something out loud when you need to hear it in the room to believe it is real. The room received it in silence. Then Alexander crossed from his corner and took the document from her hands without asking. He read it himself, standing beside her, his eyes moving down the page with the controlled precision she knew by now.

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Not that I could do anything to her, other than hurling sharp remarks at each other. ‘Of course you can't.’ Her voice was low, almost like a whisper in my head. It was all I could do not to picture a smirking wolf. ‘Stop reading my thoughts already.’ I hissed at her as I moved to stand up from my kneeling position. ‘You and I both know I can't, but I can actually try, sorry, pretend not to hear only if you behave like a good girl and agree to be Alpha Axton's bride.’ ‘Dream on.’ I muttered outloud. ‘If you don't shut up, I swear, I will shut our communication walls.’

One for himself, one for Marcus, one to keep safe somewhere, maybe framed, maybe just held. Now he sat on his couch, the afternoon light fading outside, the apartment quiet around him. He'd been putting this off all day. Not because he didn't want to read it. Because he was afraid of what he'd feel. The article was long. Beautiful. Priya had written it like a love letter to Elena's work, to her journey, to the woman she'd become. Alexander read slowly, letting each word settle.