April Reads Novels & Stories

I'll come find you. I stared at the message and let out a laugh that turned into tears. I did not reply. Instead, I blocked and deleted his contact, along with every one of his friends. 'Nolan. Your April Fools' game ends here. I'm done playing.' I told myself that silently.

It was late and the roads were covered in snow. Pulling into a driveway, Aiden rushed in huge steps towards a house. He pressed the bell, waiting for a response. When April opened the door, she was delighted to see the man she had summoned. There she stood, in all her naked glory. Her lips curled up into a smile. "I took a leap of faith tonight. If you were late, then someone else could have benefited." "Shut up," he barked angrily. In response, April laughed, rolling her head back. She pulled him in by his tie and shut the door behind them.

He felt a wave of admiration. One afternoon, April was swimming laps in their plunge pool, her strokes strong and rhythmic. Michael sat reading, glancing up occasionally. When she climbed out, shivering slightly, her hair plastered to her head, she didn't look like the perfectly coiffed April. She looked vulnerable, beautiful in a way that had nothing to do with her tailoring or her bank account. He wrapped a towel around her and pulled her into a tight hug. She buried her face in his chest, her skin cool against his.

*** I walked into Lupus’ Bar and Grill and flicked my braid over my shoulder. “Can I help you?” I spotted a tall and willowy brunette. Her hair was in romantic curls, and her makeup was immaculately shaded and highlighted. She was wearing a black top with an outline of a wolf on her left breast and a name badge on her right breast. April. A bottle green apron was pinned around her tiny waist, which made her look almost naked from the waist down, but I could make out the outline of denim cut-offs poking out from underneath the hem of the apron. She had the longest brown legs I had ever seen. I put on my best customer-service smile and tried to ignore the inferiority complex threatening to mak

She would have to do some reading about how this baby was changing her body. They didn’t talk much, but they didn’t need to. After breakfast, April sat on the counter as Noah washed up, scrolling through messages, hoping one would come through from Poppy. Her thumb hovered over her name. “I think I need to check on her,” she said. Noah looked up from washing the pan she had used to cook the eggs, his expression immediately softening. “Good idea.” April opened a new message: April: Just checking in. Want to meet? I can come to you.

'I am not having a bath with the both of you and you are banned from touching me until you get those Omegas back to Attic Moon,' I said and closed the door then took proper care in making sure I locked it. Roy banged on the bathroom door growling my name. I laughed out loud making sure he heard me laughing. 'Are you sure you can win this war you are starting?' Roy growled and I laughed harder. When I was sure I didn't hear them in the room anymore, I walked into the room to find April sitting on the couch reading one of Roman's discarded books. 'What are you doing here?' I asked. 'Your mate, precisely Roman, came to my room to ask me to talk to you about not starting a war you can't win. Wha

April nodded Moments later, her footsteps echoed up the stairs, growing louder until she appeared at the doorway of their room, her face flushed with anger. “Aiden!” April’s voice was sharp, cutting through the heavy silence that filled the room. She stormed towards him, her expression a mix of frustration and concern. “What the hell is going on with you? You’ve been acting so strange lately, and now this?” Aiden didn’t turn to face her, his eyes still fixed on the horizon. Her words hit him like blows, each one digging into the guilt that already plagued him. He knew he was wrong, knew he had failed her and the kids today. But he couldn’t bring himself to speak, the weight of his own action

She shoots question after question in my way. "How about you surprise me. I'll leave every single detail to you." "Awesome." April hugs me once again before she walked over to her desk. With a single swat of her arm, she to throws all the papers off her desk and neatly placed her measurement book on the middle. "This is awesome. Thank you." "Don't worry about it, April." A knock on the door cuts our conversation as April moved over to the doors to open it. An old lady with a uniform stood at the other side. "Dinner." Is all she said before she walked away.

But if only Lucian had known that April was dying to feel the touch of that man in her skin, maybe the story would’ve been completely different. “First, stop calling me Mr. Sadharthe. I’m not Mr.Sadharthe or at least you won’t be working for Mr. Sadharthe, and secondly…” April looked into his amber eyes… ***** Nervously, she arrived at the cafeteria where her co-workers were waiting. For the first time, April didn’t seem to be really eager to start her day. She hadn’t even noticed the people who came by her side and had greeted her. It was obvious that she was deep in her thoughts. Maybe it was her son who kept her so busy.

Now if I could just figure out what was going on with the finances of this place I would be doing a lot better. I hear the office door close and the lock being turned. I can feel the smile spread across my face as the smell of chocolate chip cookies fills the air. I hear the blinds being closed. The overhead light is turned off leaving just the small desk lamp as a source of light. I lean back in my chair and swivelled to face my very sexy and by the smells of it very horny mate. The fact that we haven’t had time to have some fun between the sheets time in almost four weeks has not been helping either concentrate on all this mess. I watch as April stocks across the room slowly removing the l