Eloise And Theo Novels & Stories

“What’s the matter?” “Something is not right. We need to hurry.” Without so much a chance to ask a question she wrapped us in her white smoke and warmed us with her travel. We emerged at a field outside of school grounds on a tall hill that overlooked the area in which West Ora was hidden. “What are we doing here?” I asked, answered with utter silence. Feeling frustrated, I turned, ready to snap at Petra for being so vague, but when I caught sight of Auggie’s body on the floor and Elara on full melt down my body lost all its lust.

Before we went for our college entrance exam, Flora Reid snuck a mini walkie-talkie into Theo Anderson’s bag. In the past, I had quickly rushed over to warn Theo about it. I reported it to the teachers too. Flora was banned from the examinations due to suspected cheating, and she was brought to the police station. Theo was very grateful toward me for saving him. Hence, he asked me to be his girlfriend. I thought the feeling had been mutual. On the day we filled out our college applications, he switched my Ivy League college to a regular community college. “You ruined Flora’s life, so I’m ruining your future. Do you really think you deserve to go to an Ivy League? “You should spe

She already had much on her shoulders already and she wasn't ready to add to it. "Hmm," Ophelia hummed in response, stopping herself from pulling her daughter into a hug. She removed her eyes from Hazel, staring at the man behind her. The color of her eyes dimmed a little, glaring at Theo. How could she forget the man that almost risked her daughter's life?!

When his hand reached out to touch the cloth, a flash of the moment about Damelza rushed into his mind. “Theo, what happened?” asked Daniel when he saw Theo's body shaking. Theo looked at Daniel, but his finger pointed at the pile of cloth. “I saw her smile while making these clothes,” he answered in a trembling voice. “Yes, she asked me to buy cloth. I bought her in town when she asked for sweets for the baby.” Daniel growled and at light speed confronted Theo. “So, what's your goal here?” Theo looked at his cousin with a flat look. “Bringing Damelza home,” Theo replied casually.

However, looking down at Theo's big, dark eyes—so innocent and clear—she simply couldn't bring herself to scold him. "Auntie..." Before he could finish, Eleanor clamped a hand gently over Theo's mouth. "We are going to start the story now, which means you need to be quiet." Hearing Eleanor's words, Theo nodded obediently and swallowed whatever he had been about to say. A smile flashed in Sebastian's eyes. He watched Eleanor and Theo's interaction with great interest, feeling as though his heart—which had been empty for so long—was slowly being filled. Eleanor hesitantly lowered her hand, quietly breathing a sigh of relief. Then, she pressed her lips together helplessly, wanting to cry but ha

” EJ said before kissing the side of his face. Theo's hand slapped over his mouth, and his eyes filled with tears. He couldn't believe what he had just witnessed. He assumed his son would one day get a second chance, mate, but not this soon, and definitely not EJ. Theo was over the moon happy that it was EJ. For the first time since they stepped foot into Anton's pack, Theo knew his son would be okay, and he knew EJ would make sure of it. EJ held Ollie until he stopped crying. When the Omega was done, he slowly pulled his head back and looked at EJ.

Eloise hadn’t told Sasha about the agreement she and Cosmo had made, so she had no clue what was really going on. “Don’t worry. What’s done is done. I’ll just go with the flow,” Eloise said calmly, trying to ease her friend’s temper. Then she changed the topic. “What about you and Theo? Anything new?” Sasha’s expression immediately changed. She had been chasing after Theo for a long time—gifts, surprises, all sorts of efforts—but he always turned her down. Still, she never gave up. She was determined to win him over. Theo was a hardworking, smart man from a poor family. But no matter how much Sasha tried, he never gave her any attention.

"The scouts were just telling me they are ready to draft you for the upcoming university season. You'll be entering the collegiate circuit exactly where you belong." ​"Thank you, Dad," I said smoothly, my grip on Eloise's waist tightening imperceptibly, my expression a polite, untouchable mask. ​"It’s wonderful to see you supporting our Mike, dear," my mother smiled thinly at Eloise, completely oblivious to the real nature of our bond. "We love seeing him surround himself with... proper company." ​ELOISE ​I forced a polite smile, my internal thoughts looping with a heavy, sharp awareness of the danger we were playing with. They don't know, I thought, a thrill of toxic excitement and deep fea

That’s mature, right? I turned to leave, fingers brushing the doorknob— “Dianna...” I froze. That voice. Rough. Hoarse. Weak. And painfully familiar. I slowly turned around. Theo’s eyes were open. Those dark eyes looked at me like I was the light at the end of a storm. And damn it. Still gorgeous. Still full of... something. Lies, probably. “Sweetheart...” he murmured, smiling faintly. “You’re here...”

She couldn't change this world. Hold on... She looked at the sunflower doll in her hand with astonishment. How could she pick up this doll? "Thea. I knew it was you who came back to see me." Theo's eyes were red, and his voice choked, "Thea, if you were by my side, you would give me a direction." Thea gently tapped the sunflower. Theo burst into tears of joy and exclaimed, "It's really you." It took a while for Theo to recover emotionally.