Eden And Liam Novel Novels & Stories

Liam replied, his tone laced with anticipation. Mr. Edwards was glad after Liam showed interest in hearing his idea. Given Liam's reputation in the business market, Mr. Edwards had imagined him as an arrogant young man. He had created an image of Liam in his mind as someone so arrogant that he wouldn't want to entertain his idea at all, especially considering Liam was a Danvers. However, in the few minutes he had been in Liam's presence, Mr. Edwards had to admit that his preconceived notion of him was entirely wrong. Despite having made a name for himself in the business world and being one of the two heirs to the Danvers empire, Liam was actually humble and friendly.

- AIDEN I had been home getting a surprise ready for Zara. Dad and Liam were helping me put a nursery together. Zara and I had already decided to make a nursery that could be used for both girls and boys, that way. We had one for any other pup we would get in the future. While working, Liam suddenly went frozen, and I could see his eyes glaze over, and then he growled. “They were attacked.” It is all he says, storming out and down the stairs. As dad and I yell after him, a mindlink opens for us all.

Lily pulled her knees against her chest and hugged it dipping her head in between. Lily has been avoiding Liam since she laid her eyes on him, but she knew they weren't meant to be from the start. Lily is a straight-A student with a GPA higher than mine and would probably be valedictorian. Liam is handsome and hot, from the island of Paradise, where his brothers were also born from there, and he has been with plenty of girls that he could not even count with just ten fingers. That means he needs more fingers, and just thinking about it grossed me out.

I asked in shock “Hmmm” “Don't tell me you have been living alone since you were 12?” “I have” “Yoo! That's crazy, how did you survive so you have family members?” “Nhhh, both of my parents were orphans, and we weren't poor” “The fuck, I can imagine how a 12 years old managed to survive alone till now” “But I did” “Damn you're stronger than you look” “What are you staring at?” We both heard voices and turned to the door, Liam has been standing there all these while, and Eden just exposed him, I smiled secretly

He didn't know everything, after all. Her joy was short-lived, though, and she visibly shrunk in her seat, bracing herself for a serious tongue-lashing as Liam reached for her, ready to throttle her. But Eden, always the calm and level-headed one, the soothing balm to her brother's temper, quickly sprung to her feet and stopped him before he could end her life. "Why the hell did you swipe right on Andrei?" Liam demanded again, his nostrils flared in anger. "Of all the men on Hot Connexions, you had to choose him. Why? What is wrong with you? Why Andrei, of all people?"

just that he was the captain of the hockey team,tall, confident,his mortal enemy and sitting across from Leah like he belonged there. Liam looked between them, baffled. "Leah, what is this? What’s going on?" She didn’t get the chance to answer. "So this is why you’ve been ghosting me? Because your new little boyfriend here gives you pastries and listens to your rants?" Leah stepped forward, eyes wide. "Eden, stop. This is Liam. He's…" "I don’t care who he is," Eden snarled. "You want to play the innocent act, but you’ve been sitting here giggling like some lovesick schoolgirl while I’ve been out of my mind trying to find you."

She wasn’t extraordinary, not by their standards. Eden was sweet, sure, but she was plain. Simple. A nobody. Yet, somehow, Finn had taken an interest in her. The idea of them together—laughing, plotting, maybe even in bed—made Liam’s blood boil. “No,” he muttered under his breath. Finn would never have Eden. He would make sure of it. Even if he had left her, even if she had cried rivers because of him, she was still his. His grip tightened on Nalani’s hair, causing her to stir in her sleep. He quickly loosened his fingers, feigning care, as he forced his thoughts to calm.

Liam instructed the cab driver, who seemed pleasantly surprised to have such distinguished passengers. "Yes, your highness. Good evening, Lady Stepanov," the driver greeted me, acknowledging my status as the true heir of my generation, with Noah falling second due to being a Volkov and an Alpha. I smiled back at the cab driver, and Liam did the same. Initially, we sat a bit apart, but feeling bold, I decided to take a chance and moved closer to Liam. To my delight, he welcomed the proximity and held me close to him. It felt surreal, and I could hardly believe that this was happening. However, I tried not to overthink it and simply enjoyed the moment.

“But it feels like… we survived something.” “We did,” he said simply. Another silence. But this one wasn’t painful. It was soft. Behind them, laughter echoed. Ethan and Elena were arguing lightly over something small—normal, human, safe. For the first time… It sounded like a home. Lia smiled faintly. “I never thought we’d get here,” she admitted. Liam looked at her. “Neither did I.” A beat. Then he reached for her hand. She didn’t pull away. “You ran once,” he said quietly.

*Lily* The weight of the paperback in my hands might as well have been a leaden slab, sinking me deeper into the floral duvet that adorned my bed. My eyes were set on the cream-colored pages, but the words seemed to mock me. I couldn't focus on them, my mind consumed by inner turmoil and confusion as I reminisced about my conversation with Adrian this afternoon. "Jealous, Everhart?" Adrian's voice echoed in my mind, laced with that infuriating smirk I could see clearly in my head without him even being in front of me. "You can deny it all you want, but I see through you."