Edgar's Relentless Pursuit Mga Nobela at Kwento

Still wondering why the sudden change in his mood, she trudged into her house. He watched them from the window. He had seen them leave for the park and had stalked them till they came back. He had made himself so unnoticeable that the Agents trailing from behind hadn’t even looked twice in his direction. The feds had only slowed him down but it didn’t deter him in the least. He had evaded them in the past. He wouldn’t let them stop him now. Not when he was so close to getting what was his. No one could stop him,Not even Agent Grant.The pest was beginning to piss him off. He had wanted to pay Clarissa a visit but the Agent had stuck around like glue.But, it didn’t matter though.Anyone who sto

Kate I reached home before it was too late. I still had the piece of paper Viktor Marshall gave it to me. I was staring at it blankly. "What does this mean? What does it make me?" I wondered the questions for myself. I have stopped so low that I am hooking up and cheating, everything I've never dreamed of. Is this what I want? There were a lot of questions in my mind. I didn't have the answers to them, I didn't knew what to do.

Theo said to him. "Promise," Maurice said and threw his fist up. It's not that they do not eat chocolates, it's just that their mother limits they're intake of chocolate. Thus having an extra bar is a luxury. The perks of having a pair of long legs, Theo was able to reach the top of the hill quickly. However, he heard what he never expected. "Do you love me?" he heard Craig, making his heart cold and frozen. And the next he heard did not melt his cold stony heart but smashed his heart into smithereens.

Edgar gripped his shoulder as he felt his throbbing head. Reno was truly cunning; someone had struck him from behind as he attempted to restrain Reno from chasing Leo. This time, he found himself bound to the chair that had previously held Leo. Edgar grunted angrily when one of his men rushed into the dark room. "Sorry, sir, I was late to rescue you," his subordinate said. "Quickly untie me, we have to chase that scoundrel Reno before he finds Leo and his wife," Edgar said, prompting his subordinate to hasten to untie him. Once freed, Edgar dashed out, hoping Reno hadn't caught up to Leo and Alana yet.

Brian asked, his voice low. Edgar’s face remained impassive, but there was a flicker of unease in his steel-blue eyes. “He’s still out there, but Victoria’s bounty has made him the most hunted man in the country. She’s using every resource at her disposal.” Brian clenched his jaw. “She’s always been ruthless. I should have crushed her years ago.” Edgar hesitated before speaking. “You still can.”

He drags the armchair closer and drops into it, his legs sprawled, elbows on his knees. "You gonna blab to your mother?" I ask. "She already hates my guts. This would be Christmas for her." Edgar snorts, but there's no real humor in it. "Of course not," he says immediately. "Mom can choke on her own venom for all I care. She's been gunning for you since day one. I'm not feeding her ammunition." I study him for a second. Edgar's never been my biggest fan, but he's also never been cruel. He's just... detached and self-preserving. He’s the kind of guy who looks like he belongs on a yacht sipping champagne while the rest of us drown.

Please. The room became silent, the tension thick as Edgar looked at Rick's face for sincerity. Rick met his gaze, determined to make him read the sincerity in his eyes. He had reached a point where he understood pride had no space in his heart anymore; everything else was inconsequential as long as his family was safe. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, Edgar's face relaxed, but the anger never quite disappeared. "You need my assistance?" he asked, his tone deep and controlled. "I'll provide you with the address of where Bella is in hiding, but you must swear to me something."

"Edgar can shift. By the laws of nature and the laws of the pack, he's an adult, even though he's only fifteen. He must take responsibility for his own actions." Alpha Victor had also been generous enough to focus the search solely on Edgar. If the boy was proven to have crossed the line and conspired with the traitor, he would be severely punished, just like Alice. A week had passed since that conversation. Still, there was no sign of Edgar returning. Until a report shattered Edmund's remaining patience. A tracking team sent secretly reported that they had lost Edgar's trail at the edge of the city forest, before finally seeing him walking side by side with Alice inside the hunter's mansion

“You’ve already lost.” “I still have her,” Edgar hissed. “And I swear, I’ll end her right now if you don’t back off!” I could feel the blade against my skin. My heartbeat was loud in my ears. My hands shook. But Edgar was too distracted and too angry. He wasn’t holding me tightly. He kept talking, shouting about betrayal, about how they always looked down on him. That was my chance. I stomped on his foot, hard. He flinched. Then I slammed my elbow into his ribs and twisted out of his grip. He stumbled back, screaming in rage. But I was already running toward Xeros.

“Sir, if you put it like that, it makes me seem like a bad person.” “Isn’t that what you are?” “I totally understand why you think that way, but I only want the best for your daughter. I want her to get the optimum rest that she deserves. I want the rumours making the rounds about her infidelity with Lucien vale to stop. Can’t you think of it like this?” My hands tightened into fists. Edgar never stopped plotting. What did he want now? To take over the company? Now that he has lost his shares and his rights as a cofounder, he wants to kick me out and take my place using me as an excuse?