Angie Kim Book Novels & Stories

Kim cleaned her fists. "Waiter.." She called and the waiter holding the tray of drinks came to her. She picked one of out it. "Maam, that's alcohol and it is so strong!" The waiter said and Kim glared at him. "Get lost!" She told him and the waiter went off immediately. She immediately gulped down all its contents. Lance saw that it was an opportunity so he walked up closer to her. -- Angelica smiled as she watched Alfred talk to her dad. She would have been his wife if not all these things happened.

He should give it a try. As this friend of Midnight was scheming against a certain someone, back in the bookstore Ryder was shocked silly at the sight in front of her. Kim was tied against a chair with a rope that God knows where it came from, only her head peeping out from behind the counter. Jasmine was hiding behind a life-size cardboard cutout of a woman who had apparently written a cooking book, using the cardboard like a shield, while Remy was trying to coax her into putting down the cardboard. And as if this wasn't enough, Kim was shouting at the old owner of the bookstore to untie her and kick out the two lunatics, but the old woman was losing money on her online poker game and was y

"Where are the books? Do you know that’s where I get ideas on how to make your brother fall in love with me? I think I need to use emotional pick-up lines so that Tristan can notice my beauty." Kim is beautiful. In fact, she participates in the modeling of famous clothing brands in Manila. I don't know why my brother is so numb. He even prefers two-timer women. While here is my friend, head over heels admiring him. I shook my head and smiled. "It's in my car." "Thanks, Fatima! You’re my angel. I've been looking forward to Ely's sister's love story for a long time." Kim is referring to the character of the newly released series of Stories From The Heart. "And because of that, I will pay for o

Being caught as a rouge, alone, on pack territory signs your death certificate because the warriors kill first and ask questions later. Kimmy paces up and down the room while Nick and I continue watching cartoons. Kimmy's mate is one of the lead warriors so I understand her anxiety. I feel it about Aidan too. I'm very worried about him but I push it aside because my worry doesn't help anything. Instead I stand to make Kimmy a cup of tea. She smiles in thanks when I hand her the mug.

"Fine. Ah! So vicious. Paint me your favorite place then." "Okay." "I will make you a mask in return." "Mhm." "It's unfair, though." Ryder sighed. "What is unfair?" "Kim, the worker at the bookstore, has seen your face, but I haven't. You're handsome." Her chin rested again on Jake's shoulder trying to swallow the bitter taste her heart produced at this thought. Ryder knew Kim liked her Midnight; otherwise, why wouldn't she tell her what Midnight looked like when she asked her? She wouldn't tell her his name or anything helpful. That heartless daughter of a biscuit! Humph!

12:00 AM. ON THE DOT. There was a knock on the door. Three. The moment Angel stood in front of the door, he could feel it— Electric. Primal. Hot. Still, he opened it without a doubt. And then, he was attacked. Like a huge lion jumping on a puny rabbit. Tony was the lion. And Angel was the rabbit. Lips. Hands. Heat. Tony’s mouth crashed onto his in a kiss so bruising—so hurting.

I didn’t want to see anymore news about my dad, or about the stabbing incident. “I think I have a solution for that.” With fast steps she left the kitchen. “Okay? Guess I’ll just wait here.” I sighed and leaned my body on the table, drawing circles with my fingers. “Here it is.” Angie said as she returned, and placed a small box in front of me. “Angie, are you giving me a present?” “Open.” She commanded. When I did, the box revealed a book on the inside, with a picture of a smiling mother, cradling her newborn. “I wanted to give you after your interview, but things did not go as planned.”

Then, to everyone’s shock, he just shook his head and walked off muttering, “Unbelievable.” Jules leaned in with wide eyes. “Wait, did he just walk away? No lecture?” Angie grinned. “Guess miracles happen.” Norah gave them a look, but Kim only laughed. “I like him,” she said cheerfully. Norah sighed. “That’s a first.” Kim grinned wider. “Maybe he just needs someone who talks enough for both of them.” —- Kim and Mary stayed longer than they should have. Kim could talk the paint off a wall. Once she got going, no one could stop her.

I search through the books, using the shelves to slide the ladder around. I don't recognize any of them but one captures my attention. I grab it, sliding down the ladder. I head over to where Angel is lounging in a hammock and climb up beside her. The hammock is extremely soft. I lay down in it, propping the book up on my knees. "What book is that?" Angel asks me, peering over at the cover. "The History of Moon Wolves," I tell her and she looks at me funny. "Why would you need that? What don't you know about your own kind?" she scoffs.

"They sent Luna and me to train at that devil's facility twice a week. The clan's children were never subjected to such danger, as their safety was paramount. But we were being groomed to be their bodyguards, so our safety didn't matter. We were assigned separate missions but in the same location, strictly forbidden from interfering with each other's tasks. Then, on an unfortunate day, a powerful devil ambushed Luna. She wasn't as strong, and I couldn't bear to watch her suffer. So, I made a choice to save her." Tears welled up in Emilia's eyes, her voice barely audible through her grief. "Our incharge, a cruel and heartless individual, witnessed my act of defiance for that I was beaten hars