Cassie Book Novels & Stories

I turned my phone facedown and curled back into the bed. Cassie arrived the next morning, strutting in like she belonged here. Anyway, she did. My parents love her. I heard her before I saw her. Her laugh drifted up the staircase. The one that adults adore. That makes people lean into her. I sat at my vanity, my reflection bouncing back at me. The dark circles under my eyes are a testament that I didn’t sleep a wink last night. There’s a knock on the door. It opened before I could answer it. Cassie stood there with a tray in her hands, wearing a cream shirt, a black leather skirt, and ankle boots. Her beautiful blonde hair falls in soft waves and her smile is ever so radiant—and mocking. She

Having said this, she went into the kitchen After preparing some food to eat, Cassie sat in the kitchen and munched her food She couldn't take her mind off Luna Emily. Every time she gawks at Alpha Bryan, she remembers Luna Emily and feels bad. Cassie wanted Luna Emily to get well quickly so that she can leave the pack house and find another love if the moon goddess gifts her one Once she was done with her breakfast, Cassie washed her plate, after which she went to her room. By the time Cassie reached her room, she realized that her phone had been ringing. Looking at the number, it was an unknown one

Book two for Theirs is now published on this site under the named US, soon the books will be joined and made into one novel but for now, they are separate books. I just want to thank you guys for the continuous support and I hope you enjoy the book. . . SNEAK PEAK Cassidy's POV "Starr," I called out softly, my body pressed against her office wall as she continued to leave wet kisses along my neck. "Sshh," she silenced as she began undoing my jeans.

And now she wasn't going to forget about it for decades. “Approximately three years ago, Cassidy and I met at a bookstore,” Desmond began. “She dropped some books, and I helped her pick them up. That’s how we started talking, and our love for books connected us. We have been briefly in touch since then. Our interactions grew scarce over the past year, but I am glad we’re having dinner here today.” “Cass!” Mom turned toward me. “You knew a demonologist, yet you didn’t say anything when we needed him the most when your father was ailing.”

I let out a snicker and nodded earnestly. “Don’t worry. They are all untouched.” … Caught in the temptation of hot hunks and wealth, Cassie pulled together a million bucks in just three days. With the funds hitting my account, I graciously pulled up the social media profiles of the three boyfriends and asked Cassie which one she’d like to begin with. After much consideration, Cassie chose to unlock Camden Forest, a young scientific prodigy. “I’ll go with him. He’s like the boy-next-door type, very approachable. I should get him wrapped around my finger in no time.”

Cassian's POV It was all futile, I'd combed the entire country in search of Esme Ames To no avail. The secretary had gone to her step-sister, and the cheating boyfriend, but they weren't able to provide any information on her whereabouts. The secretary had reported to me the rude reception he was given by them both. " Have their details sent to me, have both of them fired from wherever they work, and let them learn the hard way, ban any company from hiring them," I said and went back to being disorganized.

Claw said with a half-smirk painted onto his face. Cassie grinned, looking down at the table as she chomped. “I’m a vice-principal at a adjacent tall school, Candlewood,” she said. “I spend a part of time attempting to re- coordinate kids onto the right path.” “And how is that going?” Claw asked. Cassie flickered. It was something she hadn’t thought approximately. Any life past the modest universe of the office where they had illustriously fucked appeared like a far-off memory.

“Then become. In your time. Not theirs.” Aragorn smiled. “Yes, Papa.” Later, back in New York Cassie watched the boys from the balcony of their high-rise apartment. The city was alive below. People honked, laughed, ran late to meetings. The world turned. Unaware of the war that had almost swallowed it. She opened her journal—one she’d kept since the very beginning. Since the day she was sold to Bain. Since the threats, the guns, the cults, the Hollow. Her pen scratched across the page:

" The little guy ran into the backyard and said goodbye to Mrs. Mcintosh and the servants. After coming out, Roderick and Victoria each held his little hand and walked towards their car. As Cassie watched young nephew leave, she couldn't help but sigh. Right at this moment, a clear male voice sounded out behind her, "Playing is enough. Shouldn't you go back to your room to do your homework?" Cassie turned around. She had just finished showering and came down from the shower. Her clean and crisp black hair was still wet. Cassie blinked his big eyes and said thoughtlessly, "If you were to study in my school, then my second brother would definitely not be able to evaluate that colonel grass thr

Axel. Cassie stared up at me, the expression in her doe, brown eyes, unreadable, though I could sense the war raging inside her. Her hand hovered over the car door handle, trembling ever so slightly before falling back into her lap, the long extension of her braids moving with her. She parted her lips, ready to argue, but I didn’t give her the chance. “There’s no debate here, Cassie,” I said firmly. “You’re coming with me.”