Bared To You Audiobook Novels & Stories

And then I saw him. Lorenzo. He stood at the back of the crowd, a ghost in a thousand-dollar suit. It hung off his frame, and his eyes were hollowed-out pits of desperation. I felt nothing. He looked like a stranger. Was this man really once the center of my universe? Now he was just a pathetic, broken man. I looked away and continued with the press interviews. "Miss Rossi, what was the inspiration for this collection?" "Rebirth," I said, my smile genuine. "It's about having the courage to burn your old life to the ground so a new one can rise from the ashes."

Don't touch her. He took a step. Then another. The barrier crackled. He put his hand on it. His skin burned. He ignored the pain. He raised his other hand. He pushed. The barrier strained, cracking. The circle flickered. I couldn't see straight. Aurek—stop—you'll die— He looked at me. Something dark settled in his eyes. Then I die with you. Before I could say anything— The barrier shattered. Light flashed. Chains broke. The floor split.

There is anger in his voice and the frown on his handsome face clearly shown to Barrett. “I’m fine…” “Look at you? You’re burning with fever and almost died of that poison! If not for the insignia you - - - “ For the first time in his lifetime, he felt all emotional, a supreme being born with nature, decades of solitary he is to be void of pointless emotion. Ever since this human who claimed to be his mate everything has been shaken, the cold hands have been trembling and his insides are in turmoil with unexplainable thoughts. The motionless body with eyes closed and the pale skin turning to blue, his mind told him to burn everything, and bury all those distrustful creatures into chaos.

my conscience started to feel the rising tide of fear from my head to toe while staring Randolph in the eye. Because the alpha's crime concerns Mama and Papa, I confess it to them. But I did not expect they would do something about it. "They're dead, Arthur," Randolph confessed without any signs of doubt. "Malia told the alpha everything you confessed to her. I found out she is Alpha Draku's mistress." "What?" tears burst out from my eyes when my wolf is in the middle of believing Randolph's confession or not. The worst part is that his eyes were telling me the truth.

They all would pay for this. The ones who had driven him out with his father. The ones who had cursed him for being a rogue. The ones who had taught him how to kill. They all deserved to die. And they all would. The sterile white of the room was bright, too bright against his eyes. It blinded him. He roared his anger and pain at the empty space. “Good. Good.” Dr. Aarons’ nasally voice echoed through the PA system with barely contained excitement lacing his tone, “I’m getting some excellent readings… oh! Oh no!”

My stomach rumbled loudly, making my cheeks heat in embarrassment as I clutched the material of my white dress. I could feel the heated glare of the king as he took a seat on the chair a little further away."What are you waiting for ? Eat" he commanded his voice wrought with irritation. But I couldn't bring myself to do it. It didn't feel right, as if it would be a sin to even think about touching the warm bowl of porridge.The king growled in irritation standing up and storming towards me. A lone tear slipped down my cheeks as thoughts of death crossed my mind.This was it, he was going to kill me.

I drove hastily to our bar, arriving early. "Oh, Ms. Aira, it's too early. We're not prepared yet!" the branch manager informed. They were still setting up tables. "Alright. Just bring me a glass, ice, and wine," I requested, seating myself at the counter's edge. "Raven said you'd arrive later," he added. They served snacks and my drink, playing upbeat music, but I couldn't enjoy it. I cried, overwhelmed by seeing him with another woman. He let me go. If he had supported me during pregnancy, our son might still be alive. Am I alone in this pain?

She dropped the phone and heard it fall on the shards of broken glass on the floor. The atmosphere was suddenly calm. The world was like it has paused in its track. The moon that shone in the sky was now swallowed by darkness and no stars to prove it. Then the air was becoming cold, blowing on like it had a secret to tell. Thaddeus looked down at the man below. The body made the greenish-gold environment which was once appealing look like a bright red passage to hell as blood flowed from the blood like a river down the street. From distance, crows guffawed.

Aurelia’s POV I woke up with a dull ache in my head, my body sluggish as the weight of last night’s memories crashed into me. Abaddon was here. My gaze swept across the room, searching, until it landed on him. He stood by the bathroom door—completely naked. Water dripped from his body, tracing every defined muscle, glistening under the dim light. My breath hitched as my eyes flickered downward, lingering for a second too long. His smirk was razor-sharp. “Looking for me?” “No.” I lied, forcing my eyes away. “I was looking for my phone.” His brow arched, mock amusement glinting in his dark eyes. “Right. Searching for a phone that’s sitting right next to you.”

They headed to the isolated room leading to the washroom. As they turn left and got closer to the area, they heard an ear-splitting voice accompanied by the deep growling sound of a beast. Audrey: LISTEEEEEENNN!!!... I am alone at the crossroad... I am alone in my own world!!! And I try and try! Nero: Yeah Audrey: To say what's on my mind! Nero: yeah, break it down! yow!