Crossovers Shows Novels & Stories

It’s now been updated to include the murders of Jack and Ava Cross and the kidnapping of their daughters. “…Take me in the moonlight, at our favorite spot near the cedar tree, I’m already wet and waiting for you, my Alpha. I cum just thinking about you inside me. I’m touching myself right now.” “Let me see! Did Beryl send a pussy pic?” demands Wolfe.

Third-Person POV "A high probability that he what?" Lisseth asked frantically. With no time to dwell on it, she hurried back to the family home. When she saw the familiar items scattered across the ground, the blood in her body ran cold. "The shoes, the coat… They're all his." Gerard had rushed over right after receiving the news as well. Seeing the items, his eyes rolled back, and he collapsed to the ground. "W-What's going on here?" Lisseth stammered.

I whispered. He offered his arm. “Let them see.” And just like that, we stepped into the night—a storm dressed in black silk and dominance. The Cross Foundation Gala was less an event and more a carefully staged performance of power. Held at The Blackstone—the Hamptons’ crown jewel—it didn’t just impress. It warned. Every detail dripped with restraint and decadence: black lacquered tables gleamed like oil under the warm flicker of onyx candles, each flame mirrored in smoked crystal glassware. The scent of dark roses and aged bourbon drifted through the air, threading between murmured conversations and the quiet, arrogant hum of old money and even older secrets.

Twins were supposed to be lovely, but take a look at Quinn and Finn—aside from their good looks, they were far from lovely. I didn't know if seeing my new novel torn in two hurt more than the pain from my hair being pulled, but tears threatened to spill from my eyes, and I tried my best to hold it back. “Such a crybaby,” Josh spat and released my hair, then pushed me to the side, before leaving with the boys. The commotion attracted a good number of students, who also dispersed when the show was over. That day after school, I stepped out of the building and on my way to the school gate, I saw Sky in the parking lot. His father came to pick him up today.