Arthur And Sadie Novels & Stories

Felix and Madison came to say their goodbyes. “Mr. Vanderbilt, thank you for the wonderful invitation. We must be heading back now.” “Of course! We’ll catch up another time!” Just as they were about to leave, one of Sebastian’s staff rushed in with urgent news. “Mr. Vanderbilt, something’s wrong!” “What happened?” Sebastian’s expression turned serious. Felix and Madison stopped in their tracks, having heard the urgency in the voice. They turned back, eager to learn what the problem was. “Earlier, the kids were playing hide and seek outside. But then we realized Arthur is missing, and we couldn’t find him anywhere in the garden.”

Arthur smirked at her horrified expression. Sia tried to back up, but her back hit the living room couch. “B-but . . . w-w-why?” She was trembling uncontrollably by now. She didn’t want to know, but she was dying to know as well. “You were twelve when I first saw you. In a charity event with your parents. And I’d wanted you ever since. Even that day, I wanted to fuck you up against the stage in front of everyone, but I had to wait for an opportunity. And when that didn’t come, I made one for myself. You know . . . it’s a fantasy of mine to fuck you in front of an audience,” Arthur said, laughing like a madman. Sia tried her hardest to push down the bile that had risen to her throat. “And I w

He couldn't hide his distress at witnessing Arthur's sudden departure. With desperation echoing in his voice, Arthur's anguished cry tore through the air, "She was gone! I can't feel her!" The atmosphere around them thickened with fear and uncertainty, as Arthur charged recklessly into Sky's bedroom, propelled by an insatiable need to find her. Soga and the head council trailed closely behind, sensing the urgency in Arthur's every step.

"It's gone. But we still have each other. You and me, together. That's what matters." "Aren't you sad? it was our?" she asked, her lips trembling. Arthur felt his own eyes well up with tears at her question. Of course he was sad. He was devastated. But he had to be strong for Luna. He had to be the one to hold it together. "Of course I'm sad, babe," he said, his voice thick with emotion. "It was our baby. I wanted this just as much as you did. But we can't change what happened. We can only move forward, together."

Arthur wasn’t being his usual self, and I couldn’t help but wonder what had happened between them. Sage’s eyes flickered toward me, and the smile she gave was almost too perfect. “You must be Morgan,” she said, walking over with her hand outstretched. “Arthur has told me so much about you.” I took her hand, trying to hide my discomfort. “Nice to meet you,” I said, keeping my tone neutral. Arthur cleared his throat. “So, what brings you here, Sage? It’s been a while.” Her smile grew, and I knew then that this wasn’t just a friendly visit. “I came because I have something important to discuss with you, Arthur,” she said, her voice smooth and confident.

I walk out of the room, I need to know who did this to my mate. Who has drawn me to my dimension of darkness and sadness. Ainsley rushes to me, “Arthur, I’m trying to reach Jayden, he’s not picking up his call.” “Maybe his phone is dead.” “Something is wrong, Arthur.” She insists. “They are alright. You’re probably just paranoid.” I walk away from her. “Where’s my mother?” I ask the security guard. “She left here, after…” Ainsley rushes to me, “Arthur, you have to listen to me.”

She dried the tears that trickled down her cheeks and continued with her beautiful idea. The next day, Arthur and Louis woke up with different feelings. Louis was sad that he would return to his house, which would remind him of Olivia. Happy that he would keep himself stable with the result of the exhibition. On the other hand, Arthur was disoriented due to the revelation he got from his discussion with Nichole. Subsequently, they had their breakfast and left for work. At the Complex

It took two days of traveling over what they considered treacherous ground to reach Hope. Between keeping their eyes open for newly made alien and a****n zombies and the wild beasts- many of which were prehistoric- their nerves were completely spent by the time they stumbled into Arthur’s house. Alice was sitting on the porch when she spotted them coming down the hill toward the village. Racing into the house, she frantically prepared him for their arrival. Although Arthur was relieved that his love had returned to him and eager to hold her in his arms again, he dreaded having to give the group the news of Ari’s demise. He’d struggled for days to think of the right way to tell them and had

Jade replies *** Someone shakes her shoulders gently, as if trying to bring her back to the present, startled she turns to find Arther's smiling face in front of her. "Hello? Earth to Jade!" He waves his hand in front of her, which she swats away playfully which causes Arther to let out a chuckle. Jade and Arther grew up together in their pack, being around the same age it was common for them to play during their childhood. She had a platonic relationship with him but they were close nonetheless. It went as far as her father proposing Arther to be Jade's mate since everyone feared that Jade would be rejected by her mate due to her being blind. Arther had lost his mate even before he could me

He had refused, in fact, almost everything. Arthur Wolfe waited beneath the covered entrance, immaculate in charcoal wool, hands clasped behind his back like a man receiving diplomats instead of fugitives. When the SUV doors opened, Arthur’s eyes moved first to Hayes, then Lydia, then Noah. Finally to Adrian. “You look tired,” Arthur said. Adrian stepped out into the rain. “Good evening to you too.” Arthur ignored him and addressed Noah. “You must be the only man alive stubborn enough to arrive half-dead and still look offended.”