Bid You Adieu Novels & Stories

I would’ve lost my balance had he not wrapped his arm around my back and steadied me. “Like I said, she’s mine,” he says in a gruff voice as if he was counting each word and talking to a 5-year-old. His arm slithers down my back, caressing me softly and I stiffen. “And you don’t look like you can go higher than $1,000,000,” he sniggers. Mr Maguire chuckles and peers at the dude, awaiting his response. But he doesn’t say a word, he stares at Mr Grim in anger and he can’t beat the $1,000,000 bid.

It’s hard trying to rein in my frustration right now. Still, I keep my composure and face the stage again. “One point two,” I say, lifting my paddle again. The auctioneer nods quickly. “One point two million — “ “One point four,” another bidder interrupts. Vivienne doesn’t hesitate when she raises her paddle. “One point six.” Adrian glances at her briefly, but I don’t see the look on his face before he goes again. “One point eight.” So they’re playing together. Of course they are.

Cause I do! Either way, love y'all. Adios❤️

She said, I remained silent feeling sad. Rufus smiled sadly as he said, “Are you truly going to marry The Tyler Moretti?” Rufus asked softly and I nodded. “He is a great guy.” “I’ll miss you. Please take care of yourself.” He whispered, kissing my hands. “You also.” Then Christian entered. “Everything’s ready.”and the time to leave came. Fate played its card, throwing me into those pits of turmoil. But all I could hope for is that your domain becomes my sanctuary.

Third Person's POV Adelaide backed away, her face plastered with a sickeningly fawning smile. Just as she reached the door, seemingly trying to curry favor with Zander one last time, she casually muttered, "You really are a good guy. For the sake of the money, I'll give you one last piece of advice—hurry up and mate her off while she still has some value. Otherwise, when she's gone in a little while, you'll be left with nothing but empty hands."

I ask. "Sell?" He repeats. "No, that isn't the word for it. More like, auction you off, to the highest bidder." He say grinning brightly. " He is selling me off. My fucking brother. My actual brother is selling me off. To the highest bidder? Like that is supposed to make it better or what? "Ben...." "We are leaving. Now." Adrian yells from wherever the fuck he is. My mind goes blank. What kind of sick joke is this? I try to make sense of this whole situation but it just isn't adding up.

"When we go to hell . . . I'll never see any of them again . . . Let me say goodbye." Adom sighed as he pulled Win closer to him. "Alright."

he informed pointing at his bed, there's no need for her going to her room anymore, she can crash here for the night. "Ok," Adia muttered, walking up to the bed, as she climbed on it, covering herself up with the duvet cover, there's no need in speaking to him anymore, he's clearly not in the mood. .. .. .. Adia climbed down the stairs alongside Sebastian, as their maids trolled their baggage behind them; they're currently embarking on a trip to britaris. "Good morning sister in law…" Ace waved at Adia immediately she finished climbing down the stairs.

I looked like a fairy tale princess getting married to her prince charming "You are the most beautiful bride I have ever seen" Jesse said standing at my back "Thank you Jesse for everything. Thank you for standing by me when no one else was there. I really appreciate everything you've done" I said almost in tears "I don't want you to thank me for anything. You are my best friend Adelia, if I don't stand up for you who will?" She said "don't cry I don't want you to ruin your makeup before your mum will have my head"

The merchant, confused but intrigued by the unfolding situation, inquired, "What are you suggesting?" Seraphina, ever the diplomat, stepped forward, "We'd like to propose a deal. In exchange for the medicine, young Altair here can work for you, and repay the debt." The merchant, considering the offer, looked the young lad up and down. "Alright, but he better not cause any trouble." Young Altair, gratitude evident in his eyes, nodded vigorously. "Thank you. I promise you won't regret this." As the agreement solidified, the marketplace began to dissolve, fading like mist in the morning sun. The sounds of bartering and chatter gave way to a haunting silence, leaving us in a void of darkness.