Corrupted Bonnie Novels & Stories

I tried to turn and walk away, but Bryce latched onto my leg. A sharp shout split the air. Camille stormed forward, the flowers she'd been carrying scattering across the ground, and pulled Bryce close. She stared at me with open disappointment, her lips trembling with barely contained fury. "I came here to apologize to you, and this is what I walk into? You tormenting him?" Bryce's face flushed red. He turned to me, his voice small and pleading. "Miles, I'm begging you. Please just give it back. It was my mother's. It's all I have."

Claire squeezed my hand back and stared into my eyes for another moment, and I hoped the look she saw was confirming everything I knew. “Am I interrupting something?” A shadow at the door called out, silhouetted by the darkness of the hallway. Trysten stepped out from the shadow and made his way over to Claire and I. “I need to heal your wounds, if that's alright with you?” Claire smiled and released my hand, instantly making me cold. She rose from the chair next to my bedside and Trysten instantly filled the spot, resting his hands over my shoulder and leg first. “You suffered a broken shoulder, broken leg, fractured cheekbone, and broken ankle. I'm going to have to be let in a little longe

But instead, he said sweetly, "It's okay. Bonnie had made this situation appear so differently to you by taking 500,000 dollars, you or anyone in your place ought to doubt me." Turning to Bonnie, Silas' soft face turned cold and he chided, "How can you be so money hungry, Bonnie?" Bonnie dropped his head low and frowned in embarrassment, "I made a stupid mistake. I am sorry, My Alpha." Turning his lowered head to me, Bonnie continued, "I am sorry, Luna. I wasn't aware that you had lended your money to Regina." I asked, my voice low, "So, who is behind what all happened to Regina?"

Bonnie's pretend smile never faltered as she said; "I left the academy because of their corruption and incompetence. It is not any better now. In fact, it had even gotten worse with the new management, why would I go there?" Ashley went pale. That was a direct insult, and she to be racking her brains for a response. "But you can help me. Let me know how you did it, how you came to grow this much." She pleaded. Bonnie's smile widened ever so slightly. "I got it through hardwork and dedication." Ashley blinked rapidly, looking like she wanted to cry out her frustration. That was an obvious mockery from Bonnie. There was definitely no hardwork and dedication from Ashley. Every damn thing was do

I asked. I realized then that Bonnie wasn't wearing any makeup. She looked a lot younger. Vulnerable, even. "Just a little nauseated," she said. "I thought werewolves couldn't get sick." "We're immune to disease," she replied. "Some things can still make us sick." "Food poisoning or…" Bonnie let out a sigh. "Can you keep a secret?" "Of course," I replied. In a whisper, she said, "I'm pregnant."

Tae had stayed by my side once she had finished her bacon. Aeron was the one who helped me get dressed. My head only rolled on his shoulder; my body felt sick. And it was difficult to walk, Aeron told me that last night, the doctor Brianna had told him the dose they had injected me with was wrong. Almost lethal, if they had gotten to Tae, they would have killed her. He also told me that both of the nurses were now kicked out of his pack and were not welcome back onto our land.

Robbie gave a fake smile holding the file that Aunt Maggie had given him. "Yeah, it has its perks. Was actually asking Leona if she has ever had sex in a hospital before specifically in her obnoxious dick head boyfriend's ward." Eric bit back making Robbie fume. Aunt Maggie stifled a laugh. "I mean Aunt Maggie, you can only understand the hunger a woman must have after being with a man who didn't satisfy her for years.. we're only making up for lost time." Eric shrugged pulling me close, I didn't hesitate snuggling into his arms.

Marcus frowned, opened it—and his expression changed immediately, recognition dawning on him slowly. He knew exactly what he was looking at. “Financial records?” he tried. “Keep reading,” I said quietly. The room stayed deathly silent as he turned pages. I watched the precise moment the color drained from his face. I almost smiled at the way his face looked at the moment. When he finally looked up, the practiced confidence was gone. “What is this?” His voice had thinned. I leaned forward slightly. “A question. Why were company funds being redirected through shell accounts connected to Aiden who we are no longer communicating with?”

Jim narrowed his eyes and suddenly recalled how Roanne had looked when she was kneeling in front of him, trying to drive a wedge between him and Charlotte. Jim sneered. Bonnie was far more deceitful and cunning than she appeared. He could not believe that she had managed to bribe Roanne, who had been with Charlotte for many years. Not only had she tricked Roanne into defending her, but she had even somehow convinced Roanne to defame Charlotte behind her back and make such ludicrous accusations! If he had not been so rational and managed to expose Roanne's lies, Bonnie's plan would have worked! As soon as he thought of this, an expression of disgust crept across his face.

Just then, the doors to the court swung open and a warrior stepped in, quickly lowering himself to one knee. “My Alpha,” he said urgently. “We have reports of a suspected magic user around the east border. The user was able to bring down the border gates but we are unable to identify him.” “Time to find out if you are truly worth keeping alive,” Cassian said, his gaze locking on mine. “We leave now.”