Bella And Tanya Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“Nor am I the kissing random strangers type.” “Well, it’s either that or skydiving,” Bella grinned, placing her hands on her hips. “I’m not letting you leave here until you do something exciting. Something to take your mind off of that asshole.” I shot my friend a withering glare, and she clasped her hands together and batted her eyelashes up at me. Dammit, I thought. Bella always knew exactly how to get me to do what she wanted to do, and besides, that last shot of tequila was beginning to hit. My body was starting to feel loose and warm, and maybe, just maybe…

The blond didn't even look at me before leaving. "Hi, beautiful," Callista greeted me with a peck on the cheek. "Beautiful party," I lied. "I'm just ensuring things are kept in order, " she assured. Your friend Tanya is a gorgeous girl herself." My eyes narrowed slightly, "More than me?" A smirk formed upon her lips. She either liked my teasing or was teasing herself. She leaned into me while caressing my forearm, her breath hot on my neck, "Is she the one I'm fucking?"

Bella was blushing all over again, she couldn't even eat the food anymore she did not look at Luca anymore during the rest of the meal, she didn't even know what she needed to do to relax. As the evening unfolded, and dinner came to an end Bella couldn’t help but feel a sense of excitement at his return, despite the tension that seemed to simmer between them.she knew she had alot to learn about Luca,about marriage and about herself. As they were retiring to their room, Bella realised Taylor stayed back at the house in one of the guest rooms and now Bella was kind of confused whether she just stays at her house whenever she wanted all the time. She went to her room changed into her small nigh

Glanford reminded the Alpha as he left, closing the door behind him. "I'll tell Natasha to inform the cook to prepare something of your choice," the Alpha said, looking at me. "What do you want for supper?" he asked. "Nothing," I said, staring at the wall before me. "Bella," he called my name, instead of his usual name for me, concubine. I turned to him. "What meal do you want the cook to prepare for you?" he asked. "It doesn't matter, Your Alpha," I answered bitterly, gazing into his eyes with nothing but utter hatred for him, for taking the love of my life and a child we may have had.

He said, nose-kissing me. “Shhh, don’t say that word.” I said. Ian and Bella laughed. We both did. We got to the hall late. We were the last to get there, thanks to Ian who wouldn’t let me go until we had a quickie. There was nothing very special about the dinner, except I got to see a lot of other Alphas and Luna, and a long boring history of the Ville, which was nothing much from what I had heard from Snape. Speaking of other Alphas, we met Tyler, Ian’s childhood best friend. He was here alone. It seems he doesn’t have a mate either. Ian was leading him with a point.

Alina is wearing. “Hello, Bella.” Hellen smiled brightly and waved to me. “Hello, Miss Hellen.” While I was about to leave to return the conversation to Brian, he inched closer to me. Both of our faces appeared on the screen at close range at the same time. I could see that Hellen's expression was a bit unnatural but within seconds she was back to normal, happily talking to him. “Bella, strangers looking at the screen will think that you and Brian are a couple.”

“I’m honestly tired of always being stuck in this house. I need to go outside, make friends, go to parties, and just do everything a college student should do.” I stabbed a piece of pancake with my fork. “I can take you out.” My tone was casual, dismissive. Bella snorted. “So I can end up getting kidnapped again? No, thank you.” She’s joking with me? I reminded myself. It’s Bella. She jokes about everything. Maybe she wanted to go back when we were comfortable just talking about everything while eating. “It’s not funny.” She gave me a pointed look. “I nearly died because you wanted to party. I wonder what would happen the next time you took me anywhere.”

I continued softly, “tell me again you don’t want to know the truth.” Bella didn’t speak. Her fingers gripped the phone tighter, her breath shallow. The color had drained from her face, and for a moment, I saw the wall she had built around her heart begin to crack. “This can’t be real,” she whispered, more to herself than to me. “It is,” I replied. “And if you want answers, marrying Nathalie is your only way in.” Her eyes snapped to mine. “What does Nathalie have to do with him?”

More dangerous. Kael finally stepped fully into the chamber, his gaze landed on Tanya not as an Omega, not as a rejected mate but something else entirely. Something he didn’t yet have a name for. His voice lowered. “My rejection…” Tanya stiffened. “…may have triggered your awakening,” he finished. Silence. Tanya stared at him. Something unreadable flickered in his eyes, guilt, realization, something heavier than either. You think this is your fault,” she said coldly.

I demanded, once again reaching out to grab it but she pulled back quickly again. "Oh jeez Bella, calm down. Why do you wanna take it from me so bad? I mean I haven’t even made the whole school read the part you wrote about Nathan, you know about the day you felt horny when he kissed you." She blurted, an evil smile rising on her face.