Boundaries Christian Book Novels & Stories

He was always on the clock when I got like this. “Where is she?” he asked quietly. “Out.” “Out?” Christian turned to look at me, his brow furrowing. “In this weather? Without security?” “She wanted space.” The words tasted like ash. “I gave it to her.” Christian studied my profile. I could feel his gaze dissecting me, peeling back the layers of indifference I was trying so hard to project. “You fought.” “We established boundaries,” I corrected, though the lie was flimsy even to my own ears.

“I know I can’t expect you to act or think rationally right now. So, I’ll do that for you instead. I will help you individually in every way you want me to, as long as I don’t feel like it’s a lost cause. But the moment I feel it’s futile, I will drag you away from him.” I glared into his eyes, trying to suppress the hollow rage that bubbled in my stomach. Tightening my jaws, I bowed slightly. “Thank you so much for looking out for a rogue, but I can and will make my decisions for myself, Alpha Christian,” I said, drawing clear boundaries. “Prepare what you have to say in front of the Alpha King. There won’t be a second chance,” Christian said before leaving.

"It would be perfectly normal for me to—" "For you to what? Support me?" I crossed my arms. "That was never part of our deal. And it's not about to start just because you sleep here a few nights a month." Christian propped himself up on his elbows, his face suddenly more serious. "Is it really so terrible that I worry about you? That I want to make things easier?" Something in his expression—honest, unguarded—softened the edge of my anger. "It's not terrible. It's just... confusing." I sighed, letting my arms fall to my sides. "Our arrangement has rules, Christian. Boundaries. And when we start blurring those lines—"

The older lady patted her shoulder lightly while returning the smile then headed back to her business leaving Amy behind. "Where do I start from?" Confused Amelia whispered. "What kind of Christian books would be less boring?" She exhaled deeply while her fingers traced through the books on the shelf. “‘Ahaha!” exclaimed confused Amy as she picked out a book from the shelf. “What could this be about?” wondered Amy while she read the synopsis of the book in her hand. She read out in an undertone, “Filled with faith and inspiration, Break Out will challenge you to build a new prespective, let nothing hold you back…” Nodding her head in concurrence to the words she read, “ hmmmmm…. I certainly

I struggled in traditional churches, the structure was far too tedious, and I was easily lost in the kneeling and praying and repeating of verses. The priest came around the altar, and Brett and Annie, both with a child in their arms joined him from a door to the side of the sanctuary. The man spoke to the congregation about the duties of Christian families, not just those related by blood, but those in the church and community. He called upon Brett's and Annie's parents who were all in attendance, although I hadn't seen them, and Dan and myself. When I took my spot next to my best friend, I glanced down at Grayson, and nearly lost my shit.

"And now? Will you take me back with you and give me Moira's crown? Will you defy the council and make me your queen?" Words fail me. I can't lie to her. I won't. She pinches the bridge of her nose when I don't respond. There's neither surprise nor disappointment in my lack of response. She just nods. "Your inability to answer speaks louder than any words you could offer. I won't be part of your uncertain future or a mere option when it's convenient for you. Actually, I won't be a part of any future with you. I meant it when I said we were done and this is the last time we discuss this. You will never come to me again unless I call for you. You will not speak to me of your emotions. You shov

"You can walk into a room like that and hold your ground. But you need to understand something." He paused just long enough to make me wait. "In my world, boundaries are not suggestions," he said. "They are structure. They keep people alive professionally, socially, financially. When you step into that structure, you don't get to act surprised by what it demands." I swallowed. "And what does it demand?" I asked. His gaze held mine. "It demands that you're careful," he said. "Not because you're weak. Because you're visible." The word visible settled into my chest.

"Then that's how we stop her, sorry to use you as b**e but we know my powers can't hurt you, so all you have to do is hold her long enough for me to burn that bit*h." "Britannia will be a bigger threat though, we will need much more than firepower." Christian said. "The two of us can take those crazy bit*hes and any other crazy fu*k that tries to tear us apart." "After the next celebration, I'm thinking of closing our border. We have opened it for too long, that's the reason the enemy can come as they please." Christian stated. Sadly, Jessie agreed with him. They had to do like every other territory and keep people out, only letting in their allies.

Jessica blurted out between kisses then went to pull down his pants. Christian jumped off the bed so fast. "Let's go!" He said, grabbing my bag and pulling me out the door. "Bye!" I giggled racing out the door. Life was getting so strange. I know sex is normal and pretty soon everyone I know will be doing it but it was still weird. Last year I would have never guessed I would be making out with a guy while my best friend was about to fuck his girl next to me. I think we need to establish some boundaries.

Thomas loved Noah. That much was obvious. Karl nodded. "Then he deserves the opportunity to know him." Maxine frowned. "Even if he's made mistakes?" "Haven't we all?" She didn't answer. Karl continued. "I'm not saying you should trust him blindly." "Because I don't." "I know." He smiled gently. "But there's a difference between trust and boundaries." The word caught her attention. Boundaries. Exactly what she'd been thinking about. Karl pointed toward the playground.