Eden Finley Novels & Stories

I took a deep breath, knowing what he wanted to say next. "Now that I'm by your side, I think I'm ready to take good care of you too, Freya. I can't deny what's in my heart anymore. I love you, and I yearn to be with you," Finley confessed, squeezing my hand tightly. His eyes were filled with longing, and it felt like I could sense the wolf inside him howling with excitement. "Finley, honestly, I'm not sure if I should say yes to you right now. I'm a little uncertain about whether our relationship is friendship or love."

“She hates surprises, especially ones that smell faintly of cheap perfume and fall into her son’s arms.” I said nothing because he was right. I shouldn’t care. Finley pushed himself up from my desk, brushing imaginary dust off his sleeves. “Well, I’ll leave you to your thoughts. Just try not to do anything that will require my testimony in your mother’s subsequent interrogation. I’m not equipped for this level of family drama.” “Get out.” “Happy to oblige.” He grinned, before walking out and closing the door behind him. The silence in the room descended again.

“But I was overthrown by my own twin brother, Fintan. He poisoned me and left me for dead in the woods. That’s how Adrian’s men found me, and how I ended up under your care. I’m no longer an Alpha in the eyes of my pack, but I will get my revenge. I’m going to take back what belongs to me.” I look at him, feeling overwhelmed. “But how do you even plan to do that?” Finn steps forward and stares at me with an intensity that makes my skin tingle. Finley is good looking in a different way. He has brown/red hair that covers his forehead, he’s tall and muscly, his face is hard and his crooked nose just adds to the touch of danger he possesses. He stretches his hand out toward me. After a second of

Ray asked, "what exactly is the reason for your visit? Surely you didn't come here just to kill time?" Ethan smiled. "I don't know what kind of person you are, Ray. I'll just mention the agreement between our neighborhood and the Finley family." Hmm? That immediately piqued Ray's curiosity again. Why hadn't the Finley family touched the people living nearby? Forget politeness—they weren't the kind of people who cared about anything! "Go ahead," Ray said calmly. Ethan continued, "After the hail stopped, the Finley family used their convoy to leave. They even got guns from the police. At first, they were planning to target the residents of our neighborhood—people like us.

He just stood there, watching us go, his eyes filled with something I couldn’t quite name. --- I named my daughter Seraphina because I wanted her to be free, like a bird soaring high above the sky. She loved her name. With her shimmering tail fin, she brushed softly against my hand, as if to say thank you. I taught her how to shift her tail into human legs. Seraphina was clever and quick. In just three days, she had two pale, perfect legs. She hugged me gently, then leaned close and whispered in my ear. "Mom, I’ll be your legs now. I’ll always protect you."

she calls out, and I hear Maya's excited footsteps thundering down the stairs. "Aunt Finley! Daddy had a different dream about Mommy!" I wince. Maya's complete inability to filter information is usually endearing. Right now, it's problematic. Finley appears in the kitchen doorway, her dark hair pulled back in a messy bun and her green eyes immediately zeroing in on my face with the intensity that makes her a formidable Alpha. She doesn't miss much, and whatever she sees in my expression makes her frown. "Different how?" she asks, echoing Maya's earlier question.

"You must miss them..Your parents." "Sure I do,Every day. It's supposed to get easier with time,but I don't feel like it does.I still have an enormous hole inside of me that can never be filled." Alma dished up the meal into two bowls."You're so young to have gone through so much..You and your brother.Finley is his name,Right?" "Yes,My Mother always called him Fin for short. The name never quite stuck with me.He's at college now,studying to become a Doctor.Thankfully he didn't let anything get in the way of following his dreams."

Even though they had known each other for more than 20 years, Moira felt like a total stranger to Finley at that moment. The tears in Finley's eyes were swift, but Moira hid how heartbroken she was and cruelly said, "Finley, for as long as you can remember, we've always told you that you're not my biological daughter." Finley's actual father, Darren Lynch, was Eugene's chauffeur for years. They were in an accident once, and Darren died to save Eugene. Finley was still a baby when she lost both of her parents. In order to repay Darren, Eugene and Moira decided to adopt Finley and make her one of the Stones.

David immediately answered, "It's Mr. Theodore. He suspended all of Finley's work." "Why?" "Because Finley upset Mrs. Willow." Sara's expression instantly became grim. Ellie quickly stepped in to smooth things over. "It's Finley's own fault. He'd just returned home and immediately signed with Joywell for an endorsement. When he refused to cooperate, Theodore scolded him. "He needed to be taught a lesson. He has to understand that he can't act recklessly just because he's the second son of the Bassett family." "He is the second son of the Bassett family, so he has every right," Sara snapped furiously.

Still, he pretended to nod in agreement. "We should wait for a bit." After ten minutes, Jonathan became restless. He took his phone out while saying, "I'll try to rush them." First, he called Finley. "Where are you? Rose is treating you to dinner. We're all here now, so where are you?" In an office on the top floor of Finch Building, Finley eyed the stack of documents before him with a sorrowful expression. He was a fighter from the Azure Clan. Even though he took on the role of an assistant once he came to Aquastead, all he did was pass documents around and deliver Jonathan's instructions to others.