Broken Book Mason And Lily Novels & Stories

Willow said before Lily left the room, pulling her attention back to them. "What would you need from her?" Jayce asked in her place. Willow looked over to Amira who then pulled out a thick book from behind herself. Lily's eyes fell onto it, feeling a sudden pull toward the leather bound literature. She stepped away from the safety of Jayce, letting the book draw her in until she was in range of it. "It's true." Amira broke through her thoughts as she pulled the book away from Lily. Lily reached for it mindlessly as if she was in a daze. She could hear Alpha Aiden growling as he put himself between Amira and Lily.

"It matters not, Evelyn. I will not hold it against you. Return with me. I swear I will treat you and Lily with the utmost care. Did you not desire to be my Luna? I promise you that position!" I looked at him, feeling nothing but amusement. "Mason, you are mistaken." "I never wanted the Luna title; what mattered was your love, which you betrayed." "Now, my only love is for my family, for the Thunderfang Pack." "You are nothing to me." Upon hearing this, pain flickered in Mason's eyes. He turned to my daughter, seeking a point of connection. "Lily, do you miss your father?" He reached out to her, attempting to bridge the big gap between them. However, Lily stared at him coldly, and without he

Not now, Hilda. The teacher walked in, calling for attention. Bella inhaled sharply and picked up a piece of paper, scribbling quickly before passing it to Eve. She read it, her lips curving in amusement. Before she could slide it back, a hand shot forward, snatching the note from her grasp. The paper crumpled in Marcus’ grip. His fingers flexed as if resisting the urge to shred it entirely. Then, without reading it aloud, he crushed it into a tight ball and hurled it against the wall.

Emilia asked, noticing her mother’s hesitation. Lily inhaled deeply and answered. Mason’s voice was calm, almost apologetic. “I heard what happened with Terra Global,” he began. “It seems I underestimated you and your family again.” “Mason, if you’re calling to gloat or offer another scheme, save it,” Lily said firmly. “Actually, I’m calling to make amends,” Mason replied. “I’ve been reflecting on my mistakes. I know I’ve done irreparable harm to your family, but I want to help rebuild some of what I’ve destroyed.”

Otherwise, Lucy alone wouldn't have found me so easily. Seeing my resolute attitude, Lucy immediately showed her true colors and started cursing loudly. Our company was predominantly male, and no one wanted to argue with Lucy's unpleasant behavior. Larry called security to forcibly remove her and instructed them to call the police if she returned. One year later. Larry and I had achieved significant success with our company. The project we had high hopes for didn't disappoint us, rapidly increasing our net worth. At a social event, I caught a glimpse of Susie from afar. She had regained her former beauty, with bright eyes and a slender figure. Dressed in high heels and a business suit, she m

Mason was already in when I walked into the living area. I was surprised to see kids. A girl and a boy were running around the living room holding their toys and in the process hit an expensive vase off the center table. The vase crashed against the marbled tiled floor breaking it into pieces with a loud sound. “Junior! Lily!” I narrowed my eyes recognizing that lovely voice. Mrs Ford rushed into the living area and gasped in shock looking at the broken vase. I also saw Mason and Mr Ford walk in next and caught the shock on Mason's face. His face hardened instantly seeing his favorite artwork shattered to pieces. I wouldn't lie, seeing the frown on his face for his favorite vase broken made

At that moment, it was just me and Lyla, two souls seeking comfort in each other. Losing myself in Lyla, I hoped to silence the confusion, bury the hurt, to diminish the longing for Kelsey. But as the moonlight streamed through the window, illuminating the room with its ethereal glow, the harsh reality loomed over me. I was an Alpha, and I had duties to fulfill, painful decisions to make, and a pack to protect. But for now, for this fleeting moment, I allowed myself the comfort of Lyla's embrace, hoping that maybe this would help me face what was to come.

“Broken night?” Janice questioned. She had been led in as usual, and sat, still cuffed, across the table from Byron. “Hmm?” Byron looked at her, appearing confused. “That's what my mom used to call it when nightmares or something kept waking you up— a broken night.” “Oh,” now he began to understand. “Yeah, it looks like you had one.” “You could say that for sure.” “That's okay, I did too. I was dreaming about Lacey all night, Lacey and that damn snake.”

Chapter 6 Eli's POV The sound of table clock was suddenly too loud today. Everything seemed to irritate me. The sound of the clock, a random frog croaking outside my window and the feel of the bedsheets against my skin. I knew the reason why and it lodged behind my throat like a bitter pill.

With the sticky substance called mud still on the hands of Luke, he grabbed his pale-looking wife with beating heart and shivering hands and dragged her swiftly to their bedroom while reminding their children for the second time to hurry along and stop dilly-dallying. Theresa, the children, and the dog gave out confused looks and furrowed brows. 'What exactly is happening?' Martin thought as he tilted his head. He led his sibling up to their bedrooms to pack as such a question confounded him. With his maturity in handling pieces of stuff in the house and the intelligence he inherited from his parents, Martin knew something was wrong. Like an abstract painting, he can see the canvas but the f