Dame Una Oportunidad Novels & Stories

But of course she wouldn’t say that straightforwardly in front of Pete Jupiter. “Sorry… Sorry, Pete… Really and really sorry… I think I can’t… One thing you ought to know is, for some opportunities… Some opportunities – not all opportunities… Some opportunities might come only once… After they’ve gone away, there won’t definitely be the second, the third, or the fourth chance…” Sumico sighed in her long breath again. She inhaled as much oxygen as possible into her lungs.

sometimes the best opportunities present themselves as unexpected gifts. Hazel turned to face Liam as his happy laughs echoed over the park. Her resolve solidified into a ferocious determination. This was for him, for her future, for all the moms who deserved the same opportunity to create a life full of love, opportunity, and the soft hum of dreams realized.

Aninka is so her, surely my mom and her would mesh so well it would drive me crazy. Opportunity. A single word that contains so many internal conflicts to use, a word that makes accepting it raise expectations, a word that could make me have happy or sad moments. Will I be ready to use it?

I could feel their eye raping me over and over again. “So, who will bid on her? I open the offer now!” One of the men raised his hand again. “Let us spend some time with her first! It seems she is inexperienced and we don't want to pay a price for her and then she turns out to be inexperienced” His crooked teeth sent shivers down my spine and I wanted to run, hide and never come out again. “Well, which virgin girls are experienced, gentlemen? If you don’t want to bid on her, you can pass up this opportunity.”

This was the opportunity I had been waiting for, the chance to be with Damian, to show him just how perfect we could be together. As his mother continued to speak, my mind raced to keep up. If I couldn't reach Damian directly, then perhaps his mother could be the bridge between us. My determination grew stronger, and a newfound sense of purpose ignited within me. If I had to play this game, navigate this intricate web of social dynamics, then I was prepared to do whatever it took.

"Trust me, you will be getting a call soon. I need five more people on my team and you are one of them. So as soon as I finish with the others, and come back from Canada. I will contact you." "Thank you for your time, it was really nice meeting you.'' Chance shook the lady's hand. She offered him a warm smile, "I just hope no one snatch you up before I do." While Chance sat in his car, waiting for the car behind him that was blocking his exit to park. His phone dinged with a new message. The name of the DNA clinic flashed across the screen. He took a deep breath. Afraid of looking at the results, which he didn't, since he promised Aurora that they would both read it together.

After our pack lost the war, the survivors spent two years on the run. In the third year, the Wolf Council passed a decree allowing us to be absorbed into new packs. But there was a catch—we had to pass the Trials, a specialized test designed to test our physical fitness, reflexes, and overall abilities. Those who passed would be accepted. Those who didn't would be cast out as rogues for good. One month before the Trials, Vera Cross burst into the gathering, her voice trembling with excitement. "Everyone, stop preparing! I got a spell from a witch—just chant it in your head during the Trials, and you'll pass for sure!" She grinned and pulled out a record. "My friend Lily already took these e

Was I supposed to become a single mother? Mum pulled her chair closer. “Listen to me carefully.” Her voice became lower. “Your reputation can be repaired. People forget scandals all the time.” She paused and looked at me. “Money can solve many problems, but opportunities?” She shook her head. “Opportunities only come once.” I still did not understand. I could not see any opportunity in my current condition. Then Mum's eyes slowly moved toward my stomach. My heart skipped a beat. “You can't mean...”

“You’re right on time. That was always something I liked about you. I sat down next to her and put my hands on the table. "Let's not waste time." Her eyes sparkled as she tilted her head. "All right. You already know why you’re here. I'm offering you a lifeline, Damian. One that most people would kill for.” “You mean blackmailing me,” I said, looking at her. “No,” she smiled, “I mean opportunity. You have lost everything. Your father’s in a hospital bed. The Vale Tower has no leader. You could step back in today. With one condition.”

It would make so much sense if that were the case because Britney had no reason to even be mean to Sophie at all. "My mother.. was Beverly Hills Beauty four years straight, oh my gosh." She exclaims surprised to know about this, Daisy closes her ipad holding it close as she looks at Sophie. "You may not know what to do, but you're made for Beverly Hills Beauty. You're perfect for it and I believe in you." She said with a warm smile and Sophie returned the smile with renewed confidence. She was perfect for Beverly Hills Beauty, and she was gonna show just how perfect she was.