Novel & Cerita Callie And Brandon

Her line went quiet as I heard her and dad whispering to each other “Honey, you're going to have to call Brandon.” Chad got out of the car along with Kale. “He’s in a meeting mom. That's why I blocked him out this morning, so he’d focus on the meeting. What’s going on?” “Honey, try to remember what they taught you in school.” I racked my brain.

After sitting with Sherlie for a quiet bit, they woke Beth up, helped her into the car and off they were. Entering her room at Byron and Jasmine’s, she had just sat down and was rubbing Lola when the big tv started beeping. Brandon was requesting a video call. Excitedly waddling to the small stool, she picked up the remote and accepted the call. His brilliant, greeting smile had her chuckling. As she took off her clothes, she reiterated her day to him and slipped into enthusiastic Italian when she described Malachi’s cute, tiny fingers, and Brandon listened with rapt attention. His smile brightened as she took of her shirt, and his eyes rested on her stomach.

Caleb dropped against Brandon’s chest, both of them drenched, hearts racing. For a long moment, there was only silence. Brandon’s fingers slid gently through Caleb’s damp hair. His voice was barely audible. “Even if I’m just a stand-in, I’d do it again.” Caleb shut his eyes tight, throat burning. He didn’t answer. The phone buzzed on the desk, cutting through the quiet. Once. Twice. A third time. Caleb ignored it, his face buried in Brandon’s skin. But when the screen lit up, Brandon caught the name glowing against the dark. His body stiffened beneath Caleb’s weight.

I got back in mine as Ethan started the engine. “It’s been forever since I have been dancing.” Callie was feeling good by the tone of her voice. “Me too. This should be fun.” “No handcuffs!” Callie said sternly. “That was not my fault.” I looked back at her and matched her stern voice. “Yeah, okay. I’m sure Grady would agree.” Callie snorted. “He had it coming to him.” Turning back around, I watched us driving down a dark road. Callie put her legs over Damon, and they were once again in their own world.

Kelli asks. “With him?” Carina eyes Jameis. “Yeah—I’m a better lay than Mr. Cap. Ask Brandi…” I glance at her, curious, but she rolls her eyes. “Come on, B, vouch for me.” “He’s decent.” “Decent? You were saying that last month!” Jameis shouts. Wait—last month, when she was missing? She was with him?

Ethan ended the call abruptly, his phone clicking off as he turned his full attention to Brandon. "What the hell are you doing?" Brandon hissed, his voice low but frantic. "The cameras already saw us together in here. What if they haven’t been shut off yet? You’re playing with fire, Ethan. I’m trying to protect you from another scandal." Ethan’s laughter was dark, almost mocking. "Henry wouldn’t dare defy me." He moved closer, his lips brushing Brandon’s in a kiss that was both a command and a promise. The kiss deepened, their mouths tangling in a passionate exchange that left them both breathless, lips swollen and red.

She has started catching feelings but pretends about it. They both cut the cake at the spell of love. Xander pulled out two bottles of expensive wine from his briefcase. “You came prepared bro,” Sophia said walking to the kitchen to call Lucy to get wine glasses. Xander smiled. “Tell me more about yourself”. “ What’s your profession, Callie?” Mr.Richard Hudson asked still sipping his drink and having a cake bit I’m Callie Aubrey Everett, currently Chief Marketing officer of Analytics, Inc. “In love and Engaged to Mr. James Alexander Hudson. Xander added without waiting for her to finish.

But amidst the casual stories and the fond memories of Grandpa, the conversation took a beautiful, sudden turn that caught us completely off guard. Renan and Callie were standing close together near the center of the room, just a few paces in front of the sofa where Braham and I sat. Renan, who was usually the stoic, iron-faced Beta of the territory, looked unusually nervous, his posture shifting slightly as he glanced down at the beautiful pregnant woman beside him. Callie was practically glowing, her hand tucked tightly into his. Right there, in the presence of their Alpha and Luna, Renan took a deep breath, cleared his throat, “Callie and I are getting married.” He announced.

Authors POV Callie's entrance into the room caused a murmured wave of surprise to wash over the gathering. She carried herself with a certain grace and confidence that immediately demanded attention. Her eyes, an intriguing blend of determination and mystery, scanned the room before landing briefly on Hudson. She offered a slight nod, her professional demeanor firmly in place. "Good morning, everyone," Callie greeted, her voice carrying a hint of authority. "Thank you all for being here. I am grateful for the opportunity to work on this project that was so close to my parents' hearts."

Brandon added, extending his hand. Cale took it without hesitation. “Is it?” he said with a soft laugh. “I think it’s been… what, two years?” “You’re still the same—not a fan of small talk.” “I just prefer honesty.” Brandon chuckled. “Have a seat.” They settled into a corner of the café—private enough for serious conversation without being completely hidden. A server approached, took their orders swiftly, and disappeared just as quietly. “I hear you’re expanding your projects in Carrington Bay,” Brandon said, getting straight to the point.