Crimson Ties Novels & Stories

Yeah, it could be. “Crimson,” he said after he gave me back the delivery slip he had just signed. “Tell Mrs. Li that I need to talk to her. Tell her that she needs to report to me this afternoon.” I was about to nod but then I saw a beautiful woman walking behind him and hugging him on his waist. I was starstruck. The woman is like a goddess with her beauty, but obviously she’s just a plaything of this man for sure. Poor woman!

Honey. Soon, it was time to go to Daniyi’s mansion for his weekend party. I wore a red sparkling gown that accentuated my curves. Michael followed me to the party as my plus one. This actually worked in his flavour as it gave him an easy access Dainiyi’s mansion before he carried out the heist.

I make sure to stand a little straighter, smiling with practised ease. Kill me now! I feel the delicate hands of someone undoing the knot of the blindfold, and the sight before me leaves me stunned. I'm at the entrance of a ballroom decorated in various shades of pink with accents of gold and green. The floors reflect the light oozing from the chandeliers above. Arrangements of pink roses surround the room, along with balloons and vines with butterflies attached. There is a specific arrangement of roses that reads, "Happy 25th Birthday Serena."

In the center of the room stood a single glass console, glowing red. And waiting beside it Harrison Crowe. Savannah’s breath froze. He wore a black suit, immaculate despite the chaos upstairs, his silver hair combed back with precision. The calmness on his face was chilling. As though everything burning above was simply an inconvenience. Jackson stepped forward, fury tightening every muscle in his body. “You tried to kill us.” Harrison didn’t flinch. “Collateral damage. Nothing more.” Savannah moved beside Jackson, anger rising in her chest. “You sabotaged your own tower. You framed your own son. You wanted me ruined.”

"Is Rick ganging up on you with everyone else? "I zoomed in on the tie. There's absolutely nothing wrong with it! It's just a normal tie." Hearing that, I finally relaxed and vented to her. "Exactly! I spent over eight grand on this tie. It's not some cheap knockoff." I kept complaining, not noticing that my friend's angry muttering had suddenly stopped. "Did you really buy this tie for your son?" The question hit me like ice water. The store clerk, my husband, and my mother had all asked the same thing before turning on me.

Aldric’s hand found hers instinctively, his grip warm and steady. The bond flared with protective intensity. “He won’t get near her,” Aldric said firmly. Marcus studied him carefully. “You’re her mate.” “Yes.” The Alpha of Crimson Hollow nodded once. “That helps.” Regina blinked. “How?” “Blood Moon wolves are strongest when bonded,” Marcus explained. “The connection stabilizes their power.” She looked down at her hand still clasped in Aldric’s. The bond pulsed warmly. “So the mate bond…” “…may have awakened your abilities faster,” Marcus finished.

He held him tight. "Elion?" "Yeah?" "The tie," Cale whispered. "The knot." "What about it?" "Will you teach me?" "Teach you how to tie it?" "Yes. Tomorrow. Before the vows." "I will." "Thank you." Cale closed his eyes. "Elion?" "Yeah?" "What color is the tie?" "Navy," Elion said. "Like the ocean." "Navy," Cale murmured. "I remember navy. It is... deep." "Yes. Deep."

She turned. He was already there. In the doorway. Tailored suit. Dark eyes. That unreadable calm again. Kieran Renzaro stepped inside her office like he owned the building. Like he owned the air. He didn’t speak until the door clicked shut behind him. “I assume you’ve heard about your brother.” She said nothing. He stepped forward. “I’d like to make the offer again.” Neera’s voice was a blade. “And I’d like to press assault charges for intimidation and conspiracy.”