Drew Starkey And Odessa Novels & Stories

The sight of Tabitha on her knees, begging the empty head filled him with a dark, unnamable fury. Kalaril alighted his horse, same time Keegan did. Tabitha scurried to her knees, dusting herself and dabbing her face. As Keegan approached the stand, a cold weight formed in his heart, as if a piece of ice embedded deep inside. "Alpha!" Odessa rushed forward, forcing a perfect mask of innocence onto her face. "Thank the moon you've returned! She stole from me!" She showed the pendant to him. But Keegan didn't even glance at her. He stood there, unmoving, his eyes locked on Sheera's unconscious form. Slowly, almost painfully, his gaze shifted to Odessa.

“Nothing too important in there. We will take care of it later.” “Larissa?” She heard a female call her name from outside the department hallway. She sighed and walked out to see her sister-in-law standing there. This was Drew’s wife. They had been married for about ten years now. Larissa never understood why though, with the many times he had been caught with his pants down. She knew the other woman could do better. “What is going on, Stacey?” She asked as she looked at the woman. “Drew didn’t come home last night.” Her sister-in-law said quickly. Though she had walked out of the room by herself, she could hear Gabe in the office as he made a comment that was almost too low to hear about he

"Judging by the info they've released so far, it's Owen. We'll confirm with our source at the medical examiner's office, but at least we know for sure what happened to him." There's another piece of that puzzle we haven't taken care of yet, Laura. "What about Laura? We've been letting her hang out at CRISIS, but let's be honest – she was in on the plan to steal money from Wet Wanda's. We can't keep her up, can we?" "No," Drew agrees. "I'm gonna send Dakota over to let her know we no longer require her services, and she needs to get gone." The name reminds me of something I wanted to fill the first in command on. "Speaking of Dakota. He's doing really good here. I think he'll fit in well with

She began to pace again, her voice growing colder with every word. “I brought Marcus over to play with Donovan, of course,” Odessa said, her tone casual as if discussing a tea party. “Only I knew the truth. Only I knew that the two boys were brothers. And I thought…” Her voice cracked slightly, but she masked it with a sharp breath. “I thought I could win Derek back. I thought if I just reminded him of what we had, he would see reason.” Her expression darkened. “So one day, when Amelia wasn’t around, I drugged him again,” Odessa admitted, her voice barely above a whisper. “I thought if I could make him remember… if I could make him feel what I felt…” She trailed off, her jaw tightening.