Bonnie Hunger Games Novels & Stories

Chapter 60 Two hours after Anthony left, the guards mind linked Melody. “Luna, there is a woman at the gate. She is asking to talk to you.” “Barney, ask her what her name is and why she wants to talk to me? Also, what does she look like?” “Luna, she said her name is Bonnie, she grew up with you and misses you to pieces. Her words not mine. She is a tiny thing, with dirty blonde hair and pretty blue eyes. Her voice is so sweet.”

"She wants to be a novelist. And Jude is..." "Good at everything," I said, and despite myself, I smiled. "He's one of those kids who picks up a guitar and plays it perfectly the first time. Who reads a textbook once and aces the exam. He doesn't get it from me." Bonnie said nothing. She just picked up her fork and took a bite of lamb then chewed. "The food is good," she said finally. "The lamb...did you use rosemary?" "Yes." "It's good."

“I'm glad you're here, but I'm sorry. I just have to ask you. Who are you?” “I am Bonnie, and I can confidently say I know you more than anyone.” *** Bonnie. She is a lawyer. She is originally from Greece, but moved to New Zealand working for a company. She loves nature. She is her best friend. Well, according to her, at least. Of course, she wants to believe everything that Bonnie said, but she wants to be careful with giving someone her trust. “I can't believe Liam's that big already!” She squealed when Liam excused himself after eating dinner. “Seems like only yesterday.”

Then, she looked at everyone there. “I’m sure everyone wants to know what is happening in the videos of Luna bullying Fiona, right? Coincidentally, I can explain.” Luna could not help but furrowed her brows upon Bonnie’s words. She said in a suppressed tone, “Aren’t you traveling?” Bonnie rolled her eyes at Luna. “You’re being schemed to death, how could I travel in peace?” Then, Bonnie took a deep breath and looked at Fiona in the distance. Her tone was arrogant.

He hadn't looked at his phone. "The orgy is in there" Bonnie says to Orion loudly as she lets him in, distracting me from the question I asked Hunter. "Did you have an amazing sleep Bonnie? Orion laughs out as they both come back to my room. Bonnie stills for a moment, then her eyes go wide. "You..... You drugged me! She shrieks Before I can blink Bonnie launches herself at Orion punching him straight in the nose. More surprisingly is the way Orion doesn't even flinch. Instead he scoops her up and over his shoulder and walks out of the glass doors onto my balcony and throws her effortlessly into the lake!

Bonnie continued, “My sister and Nathan, they were very close, and he missed her so much, so he wanted me to take her place.” “Are you insinuating that they had a physical relationship?” I questioned. She nods, “They did.” I suppress my laughter, my lips curving into a smirk. Bonnie was manipulative, a snake that concealed the venom on her tongue behind a sweet and innocent demeanour. Ma Cherie wouldn’t play victim like this; she wouldn’t be able to mask her true emotions. The disdain would harden her features, heat flourishing in those clear orbs while her body remained composed under the intensity.

As much as Cassidy had felt perhaps she was more Vampire than Hunter since the hunt the night before, now she was quite certain who the good guys were and who were the “bad men.” Under the circumstances, there was only one thing to do. Blocking the pictures flickering through her mind, Cassidy brought her knee down hard on Bonnie’s right leg, pinning that side of her as she let go with her right hand. The blood on her palms made securing a grip difficult, but she pulled the Glock from her waist and brought it around. “Mama! Mama! No! No! No! Please!” Bonnie screeched, reading what was coming in Cassidy’s mind. “You promised! You promised to keep me safe!”

“Tell me the names, sweetheart. Tell me how to find them.” It was too much. Breathless, desperate to please him, she opened her mouth. “My father’s cousin used to live in…” An enormous blast shook the cell, obliterating her words. Screaming, she threw her hands up and ducked her head, instinctively protecting her face. Dust clogged the air and Rory cursed as soldiers in black burst into the room, killing the goon and capturing Mr. Trent. She didn’t spare a thought for Trent, but instantly got in front of Rory, protecting him with her body. She didn’t care what happened to her, but she had to save him.

Bonnie let out a long sigh of relief as she watched her mother answer the call. “Just me and Mommy–good.” She muttered under her breath. “If Mommy marries anyone, she’ll have another baby and forget all about me.” I watched the little girl’s back slump and bit the inside of my lip. Bonnie wasn’t a meanspirited kid. Damien and Vanessa had cultivated a lack of security in her after falling pregnant–she was afraid of being replaced. “It’s time for a snack break!” Grace called from the studio’s kitchenette, carrying a tray laden with sliced fruit.

I felt like a queen and a prisoner all at once. In the center of the cavern, a spit was turning over the roaring flames. A large hunk of meat—a deer haunch, by the look of it—was roasting. The scent was overpowering. Fat dripped into the coals, hissing and sending up plumes of savory smoke. My stomach roared. It wasn't a polite rumble; it was a painful, twisting cramp of hunger so violent it nearly doubled me over. I hadn't realized how empty I was until the smell hit me.