Beca X Chloe Novels & Stories

“Who's that? I've never seen her before.” “You don't need to know.” Jade replied her, trying to unbutton his jacket as well. It seemed as if he was feeling the same heat as Sapphire. But Sapphire swallowed hard, trying to concentrate and act as if she isn't even listening. "That just made me more curious." She folded her arms on her chest, looing at Sapphire in a funny manner. “Hello there, miss. I'm Chloe Charles Biden.” Chole muttered, resting her hands in her hips with a malicious grin across her face.

She needed to sleep for like a week and then she might begin to feel human again. “Chloe.” Chloe stopped and took a breath before turning to face Becky. They had been avoiding each other since the day Chloe had blown up at her in the bridal shop. She had managed to apologize to Cassie for her meltdown but hadn’t quite known how to approach Becky. “Becky,” Chloe said with a small, tight smile. Becky sighed and looked away for a moment. “Look,” she said, turning back to Chloe, “I wanted to apologize.”

As she opened her eyes and dropped her foots down the bed. Then she stood up as she went to the bathroom. After she took bath, she came back to where she keeps her dresses and Vaseline. As she rubbed her body with the soft cream and Vaseline. Putted on a dark green color cullote dress that perfectly fitted her match. As she followed by spraying a fragrance scent. Then she continued to clear up the room. As she followed by spraying a fragrance scent. Then she continued to clear up the room.

be interested in me after what happened today? “Chloe, come and have dinner.” I heard Mary’s loud voice from downstairs which distracted me from overthinking any further. “Coming, Mary.” I called out and stood up from my bed to head downstairs. The next day when I reached school with my friends, I could see people staring at me and some even laughing and whispering among themselves. It wasn’t even that bad to think about. These people have nothing interesting enough to gossip I guess. “Ugh! Get over it already.” I yelled loud enough for everyone to hear as I walked inside. “Don’t mind them, Chloe.” Jenny rubbed my arm in a comforting manner and I noticed Tyler White, standing in front of hi

Chloe said as she passed by their table, then stopped. She turned her head slightly, her eyes settling on Seren. “What the tree is, so is its fruit.” A faint, knowing smile curved her lips. “Wouldn’t you agree, Dean?” Her tone was sweet, but the meaning behind it was anything but. Her gaze lingered on Seren. Sharp. Deliberate. “Chloe! Bea! It’s rare to see two arch-enemies getting along so well,” Dean said with a light grin. “And it’s rare to see you here,” Bea replied coolly. “Though one thing never changes, you’re always with a different girl.”

Priya said softly, “than your own soul.” The doorbell rang. Elena flinched like she’d been struck. She scrambled to her feet, pulling a long, oversized cardigan over her tank top, tugging the sleeves down until they brushed her knuckles. Her pulse roared in her ears as she moved toward the door, every step feeling like a countdown. She opened it. Chloe burst inside like sunlight. “Hey, bestie!” she chirped, already halfway through the doorway, balancing two massive lattes and a paper bag that smelled faintly of pastries. She wore a cream-colored designer tracksuit and oversized sunglasses pushed into her hair, her energy bright and effortless.

"Do you know how long I've been waiting at the front of the mall looking like a fool?" "Chill, the bus was just running a little late," I say, smiling at her to calm down. It has now been two hours since we've been inside the mall and everyone had found a dress and shoes except for me. Xeno bought a nude tight backless short dress and black shoes to match. I have to say that the dress looked really good on her, as it hugged every curve on her body. Natasha bought a short, tight velvet dress and silver open toe shoes to match, the dress also outlining her body perfectly.

“It’s you. Thank goodness, you got me scared for a second there.” Chloe smiled, stepping closer to the rocks by the spring. “What are you doing all the way out here, if you’re so scared, Rhea?” She lowered herself down to sit on a rock, popping her boots off. “It’s dangerous for you.” “What are you also doing out here?” Rhea countered, leisurely moving her feet through the water. Chloe plunged her legs into the water as well, copying Rhea’s movements to wash the dirt off. Chloe chuckled lightly and then gave a careless shrug. “I, um, was just taking a stroll through the woods, enjoying the scenery. Then I came over to the spring to relax before going back to the pack house.”

she asked, her smile not quite reaching her eyes. "This is Evelyn. She's the new EA for Maya and Stella’s team. She starts tomorrow," Jovan replied. His tone was clipped, devoid of any personal warmth. Chloe extended a hand, her fingers long and perfectly manicured. "Chloe Hayes. Marketing. Nice to meet you, I guess." I took her hand briefly. "Evelyn Reeve. Likewise." The moment our hands parted, Chloe’s attention snapped back to Jovan as if I had suddenly turned invisible. She reached out, her fingers grazing the sleeve of his tailored shirt.

“I fear for my father, Selene. Excessive drinking can kill him. His severe migraine would relapse, and he…” Chloe was moody, but her words were clear for Selene to hear. She had resolved not to say anything to anyone, not even Chloe, hence, she quickly rose to her feet and spoke to no one in particular, “I’ll be resting in my cabin.” With those words, Selene stepped away from her seat, and before Chloe could say anything, she only saw her friend's back. … “You look splendid, Bella. I'm glad I chose this dress for you.” The Deputy Chief designer of Chic, a young man who looked to be in his early twenties praised in awe.