Blair Redford 90210 Novels & Stories

Blair moved out it to the hall with the rock still twirling about as I followed her up a flight of stairs, “the block on it was unleashed and I was able to use it without Sarin or the ruins.” I followed as she walked into a room, it was small not a grand sitting room like the couple that she’d spent much of her time in at my mansion. I spotted Noel asleep with Adrian and Fallon on a small nest. Blair picked Noel up without even touching her, “Come my sweet Noel.” She did not say it as much as to get a reply from Noel as to just say it like a mother.

That guy who was once their friend, who turned out to be a selfish, self-centered, backstabing criminal. "Blair misses you guys a lot. She frequently talks about you. I have told her lots of our adventures back in our days. Blair is an adult now. She's very mature and understanding. I think this might be the time. I can't hide it any longer. It's time that she learns the truth."

RONNELL POV I pulled up in front of Blair's house and parked at the driveway. I had never been here before. From the background check I had done on her, I had known that she owned a home, but I hadn't let myself look any further into her. Nor had I come up with a reason to drop by on an evening or weekend despite repeated temptation. Blair lived in a two-story craftsman. Its modest exterior provided little hint from the outside. There wasn't a landscape, a crumbling porch, painting chopping off the rails and trim. The windows couldn't have done much to regulate the temperature. They had to be at least forty years old, and only half had a screen on them.

I replied under my breath and stared at Ronald. “I’ve always had eyes on Blair, since she was a senior in high school,” he said, “I would see her hurry to school and then hurry home, with barely any friends,” Ronald said, “It was obvious she was terrified of staying away from home,” “Almost like she was going to be killed for having the fun, other children had.” Ronald’s speech awed me, I had no idea he knew anything about my growing up and I didn’t even expect his story to add up, but it did perfectly.

When does the other shoe drop? But maybe, just maybe, there is no catch. Maybe I get to be happy. Maybe this is real. There's a knock on the door. "Come in," I call out. Blair walks in wearing a beautiful pale blue bridesmaid dress. She looks stunning. "Oh my God," she says, stopping in her tracks when she sees me. "Winter. You look absolutely gorgeous." "You think so?" I ask, suddenly feeling nervous again. "I know so," Blair says, walking over to me. "Nath is going to cry when he sees you. Guaranteed."

I ignored the crazy wolf and instead, saw Roland off to the elevator. “You know, there’s something familiar about that young lady…,” The man who’d been introduced as Ben Maxwell said as we stood, waiting for the elevator to arrive. “Blair, isn’t that her name?” “It is,” I affirmed, my curiosity peaked. I had to admit that I was curious because even though I’d known Blair for the better part of three months now, I still knew next to nothing about her other than what little information she’d offered. Still, a part of me was wary, because there was something about the way she acted that told me she had a lot of secrets and may even be on the run from something or someone. “Do you know her?”

They were both useless. Blair was an A-List actress and the thrill of having someone like Davian wrap his arms around her waist during her movie premiers made her body tinge with pleasure. No, she wasn’t going to let that man slip through her fingers. She had to find out who his bride was. She saw Silas enter the room and her mood worsened. She watched him as his eyes surveyed the room before they landed on the phone on the floor. His brows furrowed in confusion but he walked over and picked up the phone before handing it over to her.