Colin Changed Novels & Stories

"You better get Leah back to normal, or don't bother coming back to me!" Colin remained silent. "I got it," he finally said. With that, James left contentedly. With the big boss gone, Colin finally breathed a sigh of relief. He shut the door behind him, and his phone suddenly buzzed. Glancing at it, he saw a message from Evangeline. Ever since he added her, Evangeline had greeted him a few times, but his responses were always lukewarm. From their brief conversations, he sensed Evangeline might be deceiving him. Perhaps she didn't even have a cousin with a split personality.

“You sure about that?” I forced a small, empty smile. “Completely.” He didn’t say anything after that. We just kept walking, the forest echoing with the rhythm of our footsteps and the quiet things neither of us dared to admit. “For what it’s worth,” Colin said after a while, his voice softer this time, “I’m glad Maris finally has someone she can talk to.” I glanced at him, startled by the sincerity in his tone. “She talks to plenty of people,” I said, trying to keep my voice even.

As the message continued, I leaned in closer, trying to catch every word. “You have to be careful. Colin isn’t… he isn’t who you think he is. He's changed. He’s been so… hungry for power lately. I don’t know what he’s capable of anymore.” I glanced at Nathan, noting the alarm and confusion in his eyes. But then, something in the background of the voicemail caught our attention — muffled voices, arguing, distant but audible. “I have to—” Maria’s voice started, but then it was drowned out by another.

C: Thank you, Sean S: Fuck you, just don’t screw it up. Colin felt better after his conversation with Sean. At least he had a plan on how to make things better. Even though he didn’t understand it. Maybe Sean was setting him up, but at this point, Colin didn’t have a better option, or any option at all, so he would go with it. Adina’s POV

She looked up at him, her cheeks wet with tears. In the past, he would have melted at the sight, rushing to hold her close and comfort her. That time, however, his face had an unreadable expression, and he remained silent. Janice, sensing his hesitation, blurted out, "Colton, Whitney's gone. Can't the three of us be happy together?" In a flash of fury, Colton's hand shot out, gripping her throat. His eyes were a terrifying red, his rage boiling over. "Who's gone?" he hissed.

"It's just like you heard, they are gonna be rescheduled. Hanging out with you and the boys is more important than any meeting." I smiled gratefully as we headed out of the building. We got to his car and the boys were already waiting around it. Killian opened the door and they struggled on who was gonna get inside the back seat first. I got into the passenger seat and Killian sat in the driver's seat. He drove out and I was casually looking out the window. But then a striking face made me gasp. He was in a car, looking exactly like the last time I saw him. I was dumbfounded. Blood dried up from my face. That – that wasn't Colt, was it?

... Colin's cronies were still under detention. Probably, he got out because Lauren had pleaded with Lucien. His swollen face suggested that Lauren had punished him. I never imagined Lucien would take this matter so seriously. After all, we had known each other for only a month and had met twice. I thought our date was nothing but a deal, but Lauren, who introduced us to each other, was trustworthy. That was why I had agreed to meet Lucien in the first place.

The second I changed my college preference to Northgate University, the bedroom door slammed open. Mom stood in the doorway, her face livid. "Lena Ward! Get out here! Who do you think you are, pulling that attitude at dinner? "Brynn is your cousin. How could you be so rude? Get out there and apologize to her. Now." I didn't move. I stared at the confirmation message on the screen and kept my voice flat. "I don't have anything to apologize for."

That will make everything easier, even though I don’t know if I could handle him with someone either. From what the girls have said through our group text, Colin has been extremely hormonal since Tuesday at training. Apparently, he sent Tim to the pack hospital during their fight and growled at anyone who came near him to calm him down. At school he’s been distant from Victoria, which made me happy to hear, yet a little regretful. There is a rumor that they broke up. I’ve been out of the loop so I don’t know what is true, or what I want anymore. I really wanted to go to the bonfire, but still couldn’t face anyone so I watched Titanic with my mom and cried.

The person taking over Susan's position had to be on Naomi's side! Naomi already had someone in mind. "Who is it?" "Colin! He majored in finance. This is his forte." "You're right. I'm relieved, but… How have we not seen him for the entire day?" Naomi furrowed her brows upon Susan's question. She had indeed not seen him for the entire day. It was then when Uncle Zach entered. Naomi immediately asked, "Uncle Zach, where's Colin?" "He went to a different district to buy raw materials. That's strange. He should've been back by the afternoon…"