Chloe Bennet Movie Novels & Stories

She glanced back, He was staring straight at her, eyes narrowed with a strange new intensity that made her stomach twist, His free hand clenched on the desk edge. Chloe pulled the door open and stepped into the hallway, pulse pounding in her ears. Whatever that was about, it wasn’t her problem. She had a contract. She had a plan. And for the first time in years, she had hope. The elevator doors slid open. Chloe stepped inside and pressed the button for the lobby. Just as the doors began to close, a voice shouted from down the hallway. "Miss Bennett! Wait!"

Joan leans closer so only I can hear her. “You should remember your place, Alexa.” Then she turns away like I’m nothing. Just another joke. My throat tightens painfully. And that’s when I hear a voice cut through the room. “Are you serious right now?” The laughter stops instantly. I look up. Chloe stands near the cafeteria entrance, her expression dark with anger. Chloe Bennett. The Beta’s daughter. And the only real friend I have in this school. Her dark brown hair is tied in a high ponytail, and her sharp green eyes are locked on Joan.

She transformed her anger into a driving force, channeling it into the swift preparation of six delectable dishes. Outside the villa, a car came to a halt in the yard, and Gabriel Bennet sauntered in, his attention immediately drawn to Chloe. His eyes held a flicker of amusement as he lowered his head, indulging in a leisurely drag of his cigarette. Unabashedly, his gaze roamed over every inch of her form, from head to toe, as if he was assessing her value like a mere commodity—a possession to be appraised.

Everyone was here to attend Edward's wedding. Ellena and Chloe opened the doors of the cars and got out. Chloe was an actress. Her looks and temperament were very outstanding. Ellena's foundation was good. After she dressed up, she was also very beautiful and moving. The two of them walked together and attracted the attention of others. "Why do I suddenly have the feeling that today is your home field?" Chloe brushed her hair, turned her head and whispered to Ellena. "Don't say that. I don't dare to offend Edward." Ellena smiled but her expression was very cold.

Naya was getting tired of these court trials, but it wasn't like there was anything else she could do. Naya smoothed her skirt as she sat, heart thumping as Chloe took the stand. Chloe wore a pale blue dress, hair falling in polished curls, her hands folded in her lap like she was auditioning for sympathy. Adrian rose first. “Ms. Bennett, could you remind the court of your relationship to my client, Daniel Carter?” Chloe gave a small, rehearsed smile. “I’m his fiancée.”

by her side, the room seemed to experience a collective intake of breath. Tonight, Chloe wore a stunning white gown with a sophisticated mermaid silhouette that accentuated her graceful curves. The high collar and long sleeves were a masterpiece of design, but only she knew they were a shield for the marks beneath. Around her neck sat a delicate platinum and diamond necklace, adding a touch of ethereal brilliance to her appearance. She looked radiant, spirited, yet untouchably cold.

Chloe had gone all out ice sculptures, a live string quartet, a floating dance floor lit from beneath like glass over water. And at the center of it all stood Chloe herself. She wore white. Not innocent white weaponized white. A fitted gown with a plunging neckline, diamonds dripping from her ears like punctuation marks. She laughed loudly, one manicured hand resting possessively on her hip as she held court. Her eyes found Elena within seconds. The smile Chloe gave her was slow. Deliberate. Predatory. “Oh,” Chloe said, loud enough for the people around her to hear. “She came.”

"Oh my god! You are looking beautiful!" Bella and Katherine squealed at the same time as soon as Chloe came out of the changing room wearing the dress. "Thank you so much, girls! Do I look okay?" Chloe asked as she did a small twirl for them to see and they did a squeal again. "You look more than perfect! Ahh! So beautiful!" Bella squealed with a hand on her heart. "Wait, give me a pose! Let me click a picture and send it to Sebastian. He will be awestruck." Katherine said with a wink, making Chloe laugh.

She smiled and said “Miss, this one is perfect. Young Master Philip will like it for sure.” Chloe had not been this happy in a long time. “Really? Will he like it?” Chloe pouted. She could not hide the slight hint of sadness on her face. She looked at the perfect beauty in the mirror. If there was someone else in the room, their jaws would drop at her beauty. This woman was so beautiful! She looked like a fairy! After half an hour, Chloe walked out of the hotel stylishly in a sky blue dress. She had her sunglasses on and was holding an LV purse. Then, she got into the white Bentley that was waiting at the entrance.

It was her spouse's normal tone; the usual way whenever they have a word. "Ah, yes. I don't see any reason why I shouldn't," Chloe's voice was soft and mellow. She chewed on the inner part of her lower lip as her candle-like fingers clenched tighter against the soft fabric of her cream Peggy midriff dress. It was delivered yesterday in her suite by Shantel, Ira's stylist. Along with it were a pair of champagne ballet flats, a set of emerald green earrings, a choker embedded with the same birthstone, and a designer watch to seal her minimalist bridal outfit. After some time, she averted her interest in her husband and was flustered for a second. Soon their gazes steadfastly met and locked.