Bad Time Trio Mga Nobela at Kwento

he said softly, “can we go somewhere where nobody calls me ‘Alpha’s mistake’?” My heart shattered. “Yes, baby. Somewhere far away.” We left before dawn. No goodbyes. No messages. Just silence. But on the plane, I sent David one final text: This is the end. From now on, you’ll never see us again. By the time the sun rose over Blazetooth Pack, Joseph and I were already miles away. And for the first time in five years, the bond between us and the Alpha began to die.

“Thanks, Higgins. Higgins, let me ask you something.” “Shoot.” “Are you a triplet?” His brow furrowed. “Yes, Barry, as a matter of fact I am.” “Did you know that Dianna is also a triplet?” Wrecked as his face was, it could not conceal the shadow that surfaced. “No, Barry. I did not know that.” His throat tightened, voice falling significantly in volume as he supplemented, “But I know Maya is . . . ” “What is this?” Ritter said. He held the needle aloft, a grotesque accent to the revelations happening.

“Oh my God, girl. You’re officially in the rich boy love triangle of doom. This is like Gossip Girl on steroids. You need holy water.” I snorted, covering my mouth so no one saw. “It’s not a love triangle.” “It’s a triangle,” he said, counting on his fingers. “Two hot rich boys. One emotionally exhausted janitor’s daughter with a great ass. Math, baby.” “Jules!” I hissed, laughing despite myself. “Okay, but seriously. You need a plan to pull yourself out of the drama. These boys will eat you alive if you let them.” I sighed, leaning my head on my palm. “I’m not picking anyone. I’m done with both of them.” He gave me a look like *yeah right.* “You say that now, but—”

The consequence she had to pay for accepting Kade’s offer in the first place. She hadn’t thought it through. She never did. She was so desperate to save her mother, so terrified of losing her, that she let that one guy she barely knew help her. A guy like him came with shadows and scars and messy worlds like this and she should’ve known. She pressed her forehead against the taxi window as the city lights streaked past. She felt like she was drowning in her own breathing. — (BLACK HAVEN) Black Haven was attacked. Gunshots ripped through the night like a storm tearing a building apart. Sparks snapped like fireworks against metal, bullets shattering glass, exploding against walls, ricocheting a

I tell her again, for the fourth time. "I know I messed up, okay? I'm sorry!" Trisha cries out. I pull her into an embrace and stroke her hair. "Shhh...sorry. I'll stop bringing it up now. It's not your fault, I mean, accidents happen. I'm not blaming this on you, I swear." I whisper. The insurance should cover some of the cost of the house, but I still have to figure out where to live for the time being. We are pretty much homeless right now.

She smiled and pulled down her sunglasses, so he could see that she meant it with every fiber of her being. “Mummy!” The triplets shouted at the same time as they ran to meet her. Mr. Brown gushed at how cute the triplets were. They were two girls and a boy, and it was hard to tell their differences since they were wearing identical outfits. “Oh my goodness! What are your names?” He laughed as they grabbed his hand in excitement. “My name is Jenna,” The girl declared proudly, and this is “Elena and Jaden.” “Awn, you're cute.” He complimented as they giggled and ran around him.