Boa Hancock Novels & Stories

Fiona said rhetorically, "Oh, you can't. It would displease your husband once he learns that his so-called wife hit her mother-in-law. I guess now you should be scared of me. You wouldn't want anything bad to happen to your precious daughter of yours. Would you?" Rebecca did her best not to break down and stayed mute. "I thought as much." Fiona said gleefully, "Let's go, Mrs Tracey. We shouldn't let a nobody ruin our day." Tracey sniggered at Rebecca's defeat. Fiona entered the carriage first and Tracey later. The horseman closed the door and sat down on the driver's seat. He pulled the reins, which signalled the horses to move. Thomas had witnessed what had happened from a distance. He watc

"Uhm, can I have your ticket?" Kane raised a brow, amusement flickering in his blue eyes. "Ticket?" he repeated, his voice deep, teasing. The redhead—Mona, according to her name tag—bit down on her plump lower lip, her gaze darting everywhere except at him. "Sorry, it's just... you look familiar." That made him chuckle. Oh, really? He tilted his head slightly, his gaze flickering to the large poster plastered beside her booth—a giant picture of himself, fists raised, the underground champion.

Vesta said as she walked up, and Moran quickly replied, "Nothing." "Have you finished your chat?" he inquired, turning to face Vesta. Vesta was about to respond when someone carrying Professor Hancock came up to them and said, "Professor Hancock, this is Ms. Hawkins, the tech genius I mentioned before." Charlene had met the same Professor Hancock Stewart at an earlier event. Vesta hardly recognized Hancock at the time, as she was too busy socializing with the tech elites to give him much attention. Vesta's and Stewart's prior meeting was somewhat tainted by a conflict.

It felt like someone was living with her but I think she would tell me if she had met someone. “I am fine. I just realized that Hank is getting married and I can’t do anything about it. Now that I think of it, it’s for the better. He never truly liked me.” she says and my mouth falls open. “Okay. Now I know for sure that you’ve definitely hit your head somewhere. Never in your life have you ever said something so mature. Don’t get me wrong, I love the fact that you can finally see through all his bullshit and realize you deserve better but I refuse to believe you had this epiphany out of nowhere. Are you hiding something?” I say in my intimidating tone as I stare Emily down making her gulp.

“You—Tasha, right? You think my height is amusing?” Tasha freezes, her laughter faltering. “N-no, ma’am, I—” Coach Morgan doesn’t wait. “Come up here. Let’s see if your punch is as big as your mouth.” Tasha hesitates but steps forward, trying to hide her nerves. She squares her shoulders, looking confident despite Coach Morgan’s glare. “Fine. Don’t say I didn’t warn you,” she mutters. Tasha swings—a wide, overconfident punch—but before it even connects, Coach Morgan sidesteps, hooks her leg behind Tasha’s, and sweeps her clean off her feet. Tasha lands with a loud thud, her head snapping up in shock.

I’d say as soon as I was off the phone with Bobby, she would have been informed of my plan through Chloe. Something catches my eye as he moves his shoulder down, a new mating mark loud and proud on his right shoulder. “Daumn, I suppose congratulations are in order,” I nod to him. “Ohh, yeah … found out last week on Chloe’s birthday. '' Scarlett blush forms on Bobby’s cheeks as Jax shuffles around uncomfortably, mumbling something incoherent. I grin brightly. I knew there was a reason she and Ash always got along, but now it also put our alliance in a bit more with Riverview.

DEA I leaned my weight against the thick, scaly trunk of a nearby tree as I attempted to catch my breath—I was basically heaving and gaping for air like a fish out of water. For some reason, I thought going for a walk through the woods this morning would be an excellent idea. So, I grabbed a backpack, added a first aid kit, a few bottles of water, and some snacks inside, and got myself ready for a hike. When we were younger, mom would take Sam and me on hikes through the woods. But then she got sick and couldn't do things we once used to so it all just faded away. I hadn't been on a hike since and this was a clear sign that I needed to get myself a gym membership because I was severely out o

Hunter said and continued. "You know we had one more member in our gang. Her name was Sarah. She was like our family. The girl was in love with Rasmus. When she turns 18 she found out Rasmus was her mate but then everything stopped during the rogue attack, and she was killed. She was like a sister to me. I loved her as much as I loved Aurora and Angela. But she left us. It broke us apart but Moon Goddess sent Catherine and she named her baby Sarah," Hunter rasped. His eyes were misty.

I make my way to the bar and sit on one of the stools. (Hey gorgeous what can I get you?) The bartender asks. (I want sex on the beach please.) I reply. (Coming right up beautiful.) He says and smirks. I thank the bartender for bringing me the drink and I tell him to keep them coming. I try to think of ways that I can get rid of Mariah. I must play it smart and be careful so that I don’t get blamed for it. Maybe I can hire a rogue to kidnap her and then get rid of her. I’m sure that for the right amount any rogue will be glad to comply. (Yeah, that can work.) I think to myself. I sat here for almost an hour trying to think of the perfect way to get what I want, and finally I came up with the

Luna Katerina read the paper a few times before glaring at her mother who looked down at her feet “who left this?” “He gave me the choice years ago, and I chose to leave, pretending that you died…” “I asked a bloody question” Luna Katerina asked, growing protective. “His name is Domenico Mancini, the last of the Lycan elders” Alpha Anthony said, sensing the tension in the air “and he wants you dead, Katerina…”