Novelas y relatos de Cassidy Boon

“I can’t afford to feel anything for her.” “You already do.” I met her eyes in the reflection. “It doesn’t matter what I feel Sage. She’s rogue. I’m heir. The pack would tear itself apart if...” A sharp knock interrupted. I opened the door. Cassidy stood there. Tactical vest still on. Face drawn. Eyes red-rimmed from lack of sleep and too much coffee. “Details,” she said without preamble. “Anything. Height. Build. Voice. Accent. Scars. Tattoos. Anything you remember from the attackers.”

“They are literally falling into our hands…wait! That means John Myles is headed our way too!” “I know!” I say, already preplanning in my head. “We are going to find a way to get him to stop his car. I want to deal with him before the boys get the option.” She quickly glances over at me sliding my hand into my purse. “What are your plans, Cassie?” “I have a gun,” I say with a wide smile. She quickly takes her foot off the gas, her eyes turning to me as they widen. “You are not about to shoot him! Let Devin do any of that stuff, he’s the billionaire. He has a better chance of getting away with it.”

Cassie said, grabbing a Glock-19 from the gun board and tucking it in her thigh pocket. Tobias was waiting for her downstairs, impatient for her to finish. He rushed to her bedroom, quietly pushing the door open. The fresh scent of roses enveloped him, making his heart flutter. He couldn’t believe she was living under the same roof as him but still felt a longing for more. “Aren’t you looking a little too pretty for a mission?” he asked, causing her to jolt from her thoughts. “What’s wrong with you?” she snapped, turning to glare at him. She couldn’t shake the feeling that she was aware of everything around her except him.

Mint, booze, and pure sin nibbling my lip, exploring my mouth. He started guiding us somewhere; I tripped on my slippers and wobbled. Johnny steadied me, then lifted me onto a cupboard. “Wait—Johnny, wait…” I panted, wide‑eyed. Too overwhelmed. “This isn’t right.” I wasn’t anything like the women he beds. I'm not the lady masquerade. I'm just me... Cassidy North—his secretary. Not his. Not one of his girls. “What’s not right?” he asked softly, tipping my chin up. “We both feel this, Cassy. We both want it.” His voice worked like a spell—and it was working.

She added with a small sigh as she hugged her tightly. Darcy in harmony in the privacy of her room had calculated the cost of the airfare and now that she had sold the company to Gale she had enough money at hand to pay the private investigator and also for travelling back to and fro. At least Russo had assured that one of his men would help her in Cannes. She booked an early ticket to travel to Cannes and rushed to the airport as she was carrying just a backpack she did not have any problem getting off the plane and exiting the airport as she couldn’t wait anymore.

"Well, I don't shake my ass anymore and I'm not making money rain on me. So, you better be paying for coffee but I'll pay for the cakes. Yup, I feel the need for those creamy chocolate cakes." Cassidy laughed at Bree, the young med student always loved spending time with Bree and the feeling was mutual. Aside from her misfortunes, the woman spread positivity like a rainbow and Bree needed that with everything that's been going on in her life. The women ordered then both seated in the corner booth for privacy. "So what's with you and that hot silver fox," Bree asked wanting an update on Cassidy's newest client. "Ugh, how much do you know about him? I thought you'd be out of the loop since you

Cassidy nodded slowly and said, "Of course, I do. She's my sister." Seeing the shock on Heather's face, Cassidy hid a small smile. She wasn't going to make it easy for Hailey, especially since Hailey had threatened her position. Cassidy was determined to ruin Hailey's reputation before it even had a chance to form and make sure everyone turned against her. It would be relatively easy since she hadn't revealed her relation to the Rothschild family, nor did she intend to. Besides, who would believe Cassidy, whom they had known for a long time, or the new girl who was practically a stranger?

She has never looked more beautiful. “Why are you up so early?” Cassie asks. “I wanted to see the prettiest girl in the world before I went to class this morning.” I lean down and brush back her hair with my fingers to place a soft kiss on her hairline. When step back her cheeks are red and she’s trying to hide a smile.

“It’s really incredible to see.” “We’re incredibly easy to like,” Lizzy replied, tossing her dirty blonde hair over her shoulder. Everyone laughed. “Too true,” Alpha Ledger said. “This is Cassidy, also part of New Dawn,” Lizzy said, turning to the girl sitting next to her. “Hi,” Cassidy said. She had auburn hair and dark brown eyes. I recognized her from school, though she looked healthier, more grown up and confident since the last time I had seen her. I was pretty sure she hadn’t been a member of New Dawn back then, which meant she was probably another refugee.

“Next, you will see Cassie walking around. As most of you know, Cassie has been imprisoned for 19 years and is getting her strength back. She is also Luna Penny’s birth mother. Zac is her biological father and was set to join the warriors but has been stationed else where for the time being. Please welcome them and come to us for any concerns.” A few people turned and looked at Cassie. A little blush crept up on her cheeks but she smiled and waved. Ms. Lucy put a hand on her shoulder and smiled at her. My face stayed passive. Colt sat down and it was my turn.