Ash And Serena Novels & Stories

Most people had already forgotten what she looked like. If Sheila appeared as Yara, no one would have reason to suspect her. Once everything was arranged, the two of them booked flights to Aster City together. On the plane, Cassius looked at Sheila's face. After the subtle changes she had made to her appearance, she looked different enough that few people would recognize her. He let out a quiet sigh. "Sheila..." He smiled faintly. "No. I guess I should start calling you Yara. "You've sacrificed so much just to get revenge. Do you think you'll ever regret it?"

His dark brown locks tumbled wildly, mirroring the storm brewing within him. Sirius rode over, his horse trotting confidently. Without a moment's hesitation, Thrystan stretched out his hand, and a squire hurried to his side, presenting him with a sword. Its handle gleamed with gold, encrusted with purple stones that caught the sunlight. The crowd fell silent, anticipation thick in the air. I leaned closer to Ahvi, my heart racing. "What is he doing?" "He's challenging Lord Black to combat at the barrier," she whispered, her hands clasped tightly beneath her chin, eyes wide with a mixture of fear and excitement.

The view I gawked at was spectacular, and I mused and stared at couples making out. I turned to face him. “Yeh, yes?” “You left your smoothie and cheesecake unattended too.” He struck me with that I-know-what-you're-doing look. It's on him to bring a crippled girl to a fun place filled with mostly couples that were laughing, eating, and making out. I raised the cup to my face, shaking it to check the remaining content. “It's almost finished.” “What about the cheesecakes on the table?” Miss B shot me an uptight from across the table.

“Shut up.” “You shut yourself up,” Lena snapped, tossing the magazine aside. “I warned you, Audrey. I told you months ago—stay away from Larry. He’s toxic. He used you. He left his wife for you because it was convenient. You were fun. New. A distraction from the cold marriage he couldn’t fix.” Audrey turned away, swallowing another mouthful of whiskey to hide the lump forming in her throat. “But look at you now,” Lena pressed on, rising from the couch. “The same man you destroyed your name for… who made you the villain of his little tragic story… just threw you under the bus. For her. The woman you spent months hating.”

“Asher! Bianca! I didn’t expect to see you here tonight.” Asher clears his throat, straightening, but his eyes stay locked on the woman. “Derek… Ava… Sienna.” His voice dips slightly when he says her name. He looks between me and the other two women. “I just realized that you all haven't officially met. Ava, Sienna, this is Bianca. Bianca, this is Ava, Derek’s mate.” He says gesturing to Ava and she smiles warmly at me. “It’s nice to finally meet you, Bianca.”

Asher is a lucky man? Or am I the lucky bride?

"Heard you were here. Thought I would stop by." "Sebastian." Asher's voice was carefully neutral. "What brings you to Blackpine territory?" "Scouting. We play you next week, remember?" His gaze slid to me. "And who's this?" "My girlfriend. Sierra." Asher's hand moved to my shoulder, possessive. "Sierra, this is Sebastian Crane." I stood to shake his hand, trying to be polite. The moment our skin touched, the world tilted. Vision slammed into me—ice cracking beneath skates, blood on white jerseys, Asher's face twisted in pain. A locker room. A fight. Someone falling.

She kissed my chest. "I love you and I know that you love me too. That's the only reason why we both haven't killed each other. But we have destroyed each other beyond repair... We are not the people we met and fell in love... I am not angry at you but I also can't forget whatever you have done to me... We are damaged and we can't fix it. The fire between us has turned into ashes now..." "Don't say that..." I am ready to take any punishment to fix it.

Zara replied: yes you are. Dana: ok I am. how was it? Zara: real. Dana: good. that's the whole thing. Zara put the phone down. She thought: yes. That's the whole thing. She went to bed and slept through.`

Ashley joined her with two mugs of tea. “You look better this morning,” she said. Serena took the mug and smiled faintly. “I’m just tired. But thanks.” Ashley sat beside her. “We never got to talk after your wedding. I wanted to be there.” “I know,” Serena said. “But it all happened fast.” Ashley looked out at the trees. “Do you love him?” Serena answered right away. “Hell no. I don't know a lot but I know he's not my type.”