Eli And Clare Novels & Stories

Claire saw that Eliza was calling her so she picked up the call, "Why are you calling me? the last time I remember, we weren't exactly friends who will call to check up on each other" Claire said in anger Eliza burst into laughter, "I don't like you, we don't get along and we can never be friends so don't be too forward Claire" Eliza said "I'm glad that we are on the same page then, you should end the call if you have nothing more to say," Claire said but Eliza didn't end the call.

" Elliot’s real name was Claire Song. She ran a café in the southern coastal city of Willowbay, a well-known local hotspot on social media. She had just turned thirty, never married, no kids, and not currently dating. Seeing Louis and Adora together, such a perfect-looking couple, made her suddenly long for love too. Zachary had arrived first and was already getting along comfortably with everyone. Once Claire finished fangirling, Zachary stepped forward with a grin. "So you’re the famous Adora. It's great to finally meet you—welcome to the crew."

Down here, surrounded by nothing but silence and blue, she finally felt a flicker of peace. Meanwhile, Finley stared at his screen. Straight to voicemail. She'd shut him out. Desperate, he instructed Kevin to track Claire's location through her phone's signal. It didn't take long. "Mr. Lloyd, Mrs. Lloyd is in the Maldives." Finley's face fell. The Maldives—Claire's dream destination.

She didn’t push further since it had been quite obvious that whatever it was, she wouldn’t be getting any answers from Adriella. Clara got dress in a navy blue plaid skirt and a black long sleeved body suit, paired it all with her favourite sandy-brown gladiator sandals, and was out the door, leaving behind her nightmares and Adriella to her scales and whatever it was she was hiding from her. Adriella had warned her against Evander the first day she laid eyes on him, told her not to trust him but maybe, just maybe, the one who should not be trusted was her red head roommate.

Elizabeth shrugged and looked up at him, " You should get yourself a wife if you don't want these women to stare at you lewdly." "Lewdly?" The General roamed his eyes around before erupting into laughter. "Woman, you're vulgar." "I tried hard not to be." She giggled and paused when something dropped on her cheek. "Rain?" "There!" Without any warning, the sky poured showers over them. Elizabeth panicked and ran towards a shade from a roof. The General did the same. But as they stared at each other, wet from the rain and shivering from cold, their gazes couldn't avert away from each other's eyes. Her gazes ignited the fire that the General had been trying hard to keep down.

Neera was close enough that Elaine could almost taste the bittersweet air of the city by the sea. The last time she had been to Neera was when she was a little girl, two years before the Crimson Knights destroyed everything she loved. Elaine’s parents had taken their daughters for a week to the town kissed by sandy beaches and a harbor with boats that speckled the bright blue sea. After so many years, it all felt more like a distant dream than a former reality. “How much farther? My feet are killing me.” Andrew chimed from the back of the herd. There was a jest to his words even though his feet were surely hurting.

'Insufficient,' he said. Clare made a note. She did not react to the answer, which was part of her skill. She moved on. She asked about the early months, about what the arrangement had looked like in practice. Elara spoke honestly about the contract, about the civil ceremony with no witnesses who mattered, about the house and the separate rooms and the careful distances they had both maintained. She spoke without bitterness about any of it. It had been what it had been. 'It sounds,' Clare said, 'like two people coexisting inside a structure that neither of them had designed for actual human beings.'

We were back to work. I stepped out of the car and Elise was the first to welcome me. "You're back!" She screamed, wrapping her hands around me. She had been standing with Mr. Hale waiting with flowers at the parking lot of the company. I returned her hug briefly and that was when I noticed Klaire. Our eyes met for a second and then she looked away, heading towards the elevator. Mr. Hale followed her behind with the flowers and the door closed behind them. She was angry. But my anger was valid too.

Charlie did not think too much and he casually replied, “Our relationship is very stable. There are no changes at all.” Loreen felt a lot more at ease when she heard Charlie saying that there were no changes to his relationship with Claire. She figured that Charlie and Claire were still sleeping on separate beds with no breakthrough in their relationship at all. This was good news for Loreen. At this time, Elaine, who was on the third floor in the villa, was very excited. She took a lot of photos and selfies of herself in her large bedroom and she also turned on the beauty filter to its maximum level! After that, she carefully selected a few pictures of the living room and her bedroom before

Claire noticed there were two other people in the kitchen beside her, Mary and Elise - the freckled girl with a slight accent and a girl with black hair which reached her mid-back. She couldn't make out her face as her back was turned to her. She was putting out the dirty dishes in the sink. "We'd better go, Mary. I was showing Luna around. We'll come around some other time." Elise said with cookies in her mouth as she took a huge gulp of the apple juice to wash it down. "Haven't I warned you to eat slowly?" Mary gave her a stern look with a smile. "You guys are always welcome here. Luna, whenever you want anything, tell Elise and I'll prepare it for you." She said to Claire.