Celine Returns Novels & Stories

“Felicia! Why have you returned?” Beta Henry explained, “I allowed her to come back. She just arrived last night.” Felicia joyfully rushed into Luna Sandra’s arms. “Mother, I missed you terribly.” Luna Sandra embraced her, holding her tightly, and then said, “Wait a moment. First, let me deal with that troublesome person.”

Arla replied, trying to maintain her composure under Donna's scrutinizing gaze. Donna turned to Liam, her annoyance evident. "What happened to Celine? Last time I checked, she was your assistant." Liam remained calm. "She's back at the safehouse, handling things." Donna's gaze returned to Arla, her disapproval clear. "I don't like your new assistant," she declared.

“Thrilled is pushing it, but he’ll survive. He’s just paranoid, always thinking I’m better off overseas, far from the family drama. But it’s good to be back, and it’s even better to reconnect with you.” I smiled, feeling a familiar warmth that I hadn’t felt in a long time. It was comforting having Renee here, knowing she didn’t judge me for my choices. I needed someone like her, a reminder that life wasn’t all games and deception. “Thank you, Renee. It’s good to have you back,” I said, reaching across the table to squeeze her hand. “And I missed having someone to confide in. You have no idea how much.” Renee grinned, her eyes sparkling. “Well, then I’m here for it all. But first, I’d like to

To her surprise, it wasn’t one of the workers, it was Harry. He was dressed in a black shining suit and he was trying to knot his tie when she got in. “You are back?” It was shocking. She didn’t even know he would return home today. “Learn to knock.” He replied bluntly, his gaze not leaving his tie. Zara scoffed. “You didn’t tell me you would be coming back today. I thought someone else was in your room.” “Is there a reason I should tell you when I’m coming back home, Zara Wellington?” He turned to her. He was already done with the tie.

CELINE Today is the day I have chosen to come back to the city after completing my exercise without Orion. He left early without saying goodbye to me and I was assigned to a new gym instructor. I managed to lose another 20kg, and now, I think I am okay with the perfect body I have achieved, and I have built my confidence.

Chapter One Hundred and Six: The Rescue Ronan’s POV I returned to my chambers after the long meeting with the Elders, my mind still heavy with thoughts of Selene. The celebration had ended hours ago, yet the emptiness beside me lingered, gnawing at my heart. Every smile I had forced, every nod to the pack, felt hollow. She wasn’t there. She hadn’t been there.

Silence fell between us again but this time, it felt different, charged, and alive. “Okay,” I said suddenly. His eyes widened slightly. “Okay?” he repeated. “I’ll do it,” I said, my heart pounding. “I’ll come with you.” Relief flooded his expression, followed quickly by a grin. “Then let’s not waste any time.” My excitement was rising now, overpowering everything else. “We should go back for my things,” I said quickly. “I’ll need clothes, money…” “No.” I blinked. “What?” “Leave it,” Damon said. “We don’t need any of it.”

Halton felt deeply dejected. "What matters?" Her smirk lifted to her ears and her amber eyes shined along with a murderous glint. "Some old debts, I am going to return them in full interest" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Sir, Miss Winchester have arrived at the boutique Da Vici." Steve was had just received the call from Halton about their arrival in England. They had already landed in London. He felt scared about seeing his boss's sullen expression. Jonathan just nodded as a gesture to go to the boutique. He was pissed that this woman was asking him to wait in a woman's boutique. The car turned left and proceeded to the boutique.

"Yes, I understand." Cecelia said appealingly and dared not show the slightest hint of satisfaction. Since she joined the workforce much earlier than Sabine, she was proficient in observation and general social skills. The moment she saw Warren glancing at Sabine, she already knew that Sabine’s status would definitely soar in the future. Thus, she did not dare show any dissatisfaction despite being criticized by Sabine. Of course, she felt more regret than anything. If she had not acted so rudely toward Jason and left a good impression instead, she felt that she would most likely change your future based on her attractive appearance. She would not have to deal with any hardships when the tim