Don't Look Back Novel Luke And Emma Novels & Stories

" Madison opened her mouth in feigned shock, looking heartbroken. "Did you run into some kind of trouble? You could have told me and Luke. "Even though you and Luke have broken up, and even though Luke only dated you because of my bet, we still would have helped you." At the word bet, Luke's expression stiffened. He avoided my eyes. "What bet? Luke Bennett, are you even human? You made Emily part of a bet? She liked you so much!" I stopped Sarah before she could explode and asked him in a low voice, "Luke Bennett, is there anything else you want to say to me?"

Lucas walked ahead of her, with a cold expression on his face. Emma tried to catch his eye, but he avoided her gaze. The sitting room was filled with unfamiliar faces. Emma felt like she was in a crowded party, where she didn't know anyone, like a stranger in her own house. She stood by Lucas's side, feeling out of place. Suddenly, she spotted a man who looked just like Lucas. They had the same dark hair and strong jawline. Emma knew without a doubt that he was Luke, Lucas's twin brother.

How didn't he notice before? "About everything, about us" Emma turned to face him, her face unreadable. With a broken sigh, Emma nodded, placing the small bunny on a soft bed. The bunny looked at her curiously. "Where do you want to go?" Emma quietly asked, not looking away from the fluffy ball. "To the park?" Emma nodded, not really caring where they went, just wanting to get this over with and expecting the worst. Lucus grabbed Emma's hand, which startled the Omega as they walked out of the shelter. Emma's thoughts were racing, wondering about every possible outcome, and Lucus was praying that the universe would give him a chance.

“Ready to go?” Emma nodded and smiled back; “I'm all set, lead the way.” Liam stretched his hand forward and with his head a little lowered, showing a sign of chivalry, he replied; “Ladies first.” Emma giggled and dragged her suitcase along with her. The bodyguards followed them, keeping a little distance. * They arrived in Cyprus the next day and they both went to their homes. Emma wanted to go to the office and work for a few hours because she still felt guilty about the huge sum of money that Brooke Tech had lost.

Then Prescott would take over at night, when they retired to sleep or when there was no one in sight; when no one would question why a squirrel had his hands outstretched like someone begging, or a girl floating over the ground. But they were in a market now, in a rural area Emma didn’t believe existed. Their methods of living was so medieval, like they were still in the Stone Age. There was no form of technology or amenities. She couldn’t understand how they were coping, how they were moving smoothly with no care in the world. She didn’t even know if they were still in America. She was just following Annabel to wherever the latter led them. Once, she had tried to doubt her friend, she had t

After finishing their meal, during which Luke had enthusiastically persuaded Emily to try Grandma's special delicacies, they stepped outside into the crisp evening air. Luke turned to Emily with a warm smile and said, "I can't wait for our future working together, Emily. It's going to be a wild ride!" Emily smiled back, her eyes sparkling with agreement. "Likewise, Luke. I'm really looking forward to it." As Luke began to walk away, Emily stood there, watching him leave. But he suddenly stopped and turned back to her, his eyes crinkling at the corners. "Hey, aren't you coming?"

The minutes dragged on, and the whispers began to circulate. My eyes narrowed on Alpha Kai, his tension visible as he scanned the crowd. That weakling, Emma, had waltzed into our lives and disrupted everything. She didn’t belong here, and I despised her for it.Luke, the beta, returned from the hospital, his expression grim. I watched as he approached Kai. "She's not there," Luke whispered. "Emma's gone." A surge of dark joy filled me. This was my opportunity. I stepped forward, feigning concern.

Emma was mad mad. *********** Emma’s POV “I am not mad, I promise you,” I muttered as we stepped out of the vehicle. The Uber just packed right in front of the house and I wanted a early afternoon rest. “Forget about me, you should be at work making sure things are in order.” “No, I should be here with you. Why did you let yourself go out of track. You don’t get mad Ems, you don’t allow yourself get mad?” Anna asked me and I honestly didn’t know what to respond to that.

Memories of her childhood flashed through Ember’s mind as she navigated through the route leading to the secluded mansion. It had always been her sanctuary, a place where she had felt safe and loved. Now, it was nothing more than a desolate reminder of what she had lost. When Ember finally arrived, she hurriedly parked her car in-between some trees, to keep it away from sight, looking around to make sure, no one was secretly watching, she ran towards the direction of the mansion

After a few minutes of pretending like I wasn’t bothered, I looked at her again only to find her already staring at me. She looked away instantly as our eyes met and I smirked. ___________ Emma’s pov~ Later that night, I paced around the room, the hem of my shirt brushing my thighs with every movement. The silence was deafening. The dinner had gone… surprisingly okay. No one had sneered at me. No one whispered behind my back. And for the first time in a long time, I didn’t feel like prey surrounded by wolves. This pack was way different than Bloodmoon.. I had thought it would be worse after all it was lead by the Lycan king. The ruler of the region but it wasn’t at all what I expected.