Before We Were Yours Movie Novels & Stories

Jordan continued. His voice took on a flat note I had never heard before. It sounded as if he was a million miles away. I wasn't sure if he was back in the jungle again or if he was trying to distance himself from what he was talking about. "Spider went around to the back to cover, and Animal was the rookie in the group, so we sent him with Sparky to locate and take out snipers and watch our asses. Jack and I went in the front and immediately were engaged with the hostiles. We heard shots as we made our way to the back where the hostages were supposedly being held. What we saw when we walked in was nothing short of a blood bath." His voice broke suddenly, and he cleared his throat a few time

He held Candice in his arms as they stood in front of the casket. The little girl still asked, "When is Mommy Yvonne coming back?" Bowen tried to explain to her, saying, "Candice, the person lying here is your mom." "I know," Candice said impatiently. "But I want Mommy Yvonne." Everyone watching felt a sting in their hearts. The child had been brainwashed far too deeply. "My baby girl..." Jolene sobbed, collapsing onto the casket. "I was wrong... I'm so sorry, Kathleen!"

After the cast was applied, I was able to move around. Timothy and Christopher never came back to my room. They even pulled the nurses away, waiting for me to surrender. A bitter smile touched my lips as I rescheduled my flight for the next afternoon. Even with my arm in a thick cast, I boarded the plane without looking back. The next day, a trending headline appeared on the news. The Sanford and Kingsley families had announced a marriage union between them. The wedding of the century would take place in a month. - My parents looked at me with concern, along with my biological brother, Hayden Kingsley. Their gazes seemed to bore a hole through my right hand.

If she were given a chance to turn back the time, she will chose to face his personal assistant on his stead. After they reached the parking lot, Clairol realize something. She didn't bring her car today. ‘Damn! What a playful fate coincidence it is?’ Draven unlock his black sedan car and open the door for her like a gentleman. Clairol almost gasp from his sudden move. “Ladies first.” He said with a small smile encrypt to his lips. “T-thank you.” Clairol can't help to stutter. She hop inside of the passenger seat. And put her things on her lap. Later on, Draven also occupied the driver seat.

Caleb's breath hit my face, thick with alcohol. "Aurora, how far are you going to push Layla before you're satisfied?" His fingers dug into my wrist so hard that it felt like he could snap the bone. A sharp, drilling pain shot up my arm, and the blood drained from my face. In my previous life, Layla tried to end her life because Caleb married me. A month after our wedding, she slit her wrists and died from massive blood loss.

I'll be early. Maya: You're never early. Bisi: I'll be early. Maya: Who are you and what have you done with my best friend? Bisi: Love changes people. Xoxo. Maya laughed. And cried a little. Both. Saturday morning. Their café. Same table. Maya arrived at 10:45. Fifteen minutes early. Bisi was already there. Two coffees waiting. That knowing smile. "You're early," Maya said. "So are you."

he begs. I kept on crying not knowing what to say, "I don't know what to tell you,I tried so hard to get over you but anyone I went out always had a love Before Me. I always compared them to you,I wanted to hate you but I couldn't" I cried,he pulls me to him and hugged me "This it is going to be different,you'll be the only one,there is no one before or after you. Zara is my past and that is where she will remain"he assures me.

Start a family, travel the world, but most importantly be with him forever. "YES!-" Right when I was about to agree to entangle myself in this beautiful everlasting bond and be his forever and ever, I noticed. I noticed that we weren't alone, they were here, Black suits and that horrendous tattoos engraved on their filthy skins. With their guns pointing at all the seven members from a distance. A chill went down my spine as my eyes met Oikawa's and he shook his head in denial. I was scared, no, I was petrified, I knew one wrong step, one wrong word and I'd lose them forever. I couldn't put them in danger.

OSCAR I found out the way husbands always find out too late, and from the wrong person. Mia came to my office on a Wednesday morning with red eyes and a guilty conscience she had apparently been carrying so long she was ready to set it down anywhere. She sat across from me and told me everything. Eden Blackwood and Evelyn. Seven years ago. A message she had buried. A relationship she had convinced my wife was already dead before it had finished living. I listened without interrupting. I was good at that. Being still, being patient, waiting for the whole shape of a thing before I reacted. It had always served me well in business.