Emilee Book Novels & Stories

Suddenly Amil tears his eyes off Tobias, humour filling them as he lands on something else he wants. "Pretty thing. Nice to see you again." "You." Emily says, her eyes narrowing in his direction. I snap my head towards her standing in the doorway. She's staring at Amil, her eyes narrowed. "Emily, what are you doing here? Get out." I instruct her firmly. She glances between Amil and I, swallowing the lump in her throat.

It felt like someone was swinging a hammer against the inside of Eliza’s skull. The early morning dew caused a damp muskiness on the earth that blended with the mold and dust that burrowed beneath the thick layer of leaves where she lay her aching burden; assaulting her nose and adding to her misery. Her chocolate colored eyes felt pinned shut, but her hearing was abnormally acute. By the sounds around her, she sensed her surroundings were familiar ones. If she was correct, she was near the small cave that was nestled in a knoll that began the acres of woods at the far end of her family’s farm. It was a place that she’d discovered at a young age and had frequented whenever she required

Emmaline shakily stood up from the bed not breaking eye contact with her mate until her bare feet were safely planted on the wooden floorboard. With a great deal of strength, she turned her eyes away from him and proceeded to back him choosing to pace the length of the room so that she could pick the next words that she would say to Caleb carefully. “You don’t know what these people are like Caleb,” she paused to look for the right words and continued, “Think of them like hungry crocodiles that pounce on any flesh they see without giving it a thought.” Caleb kept silent and watched her pace the room, Emmaline continued by saying, “All these years they’ve talked as they wished about my mate-l

She laughed as she pulled out of his embrace “I have a book to finish” Emily closed her eyes to sleep, it was not easy, her body was trying to get use to the new bed, she kept turning and turning over in bed, she went to the single chair and picked a book, she read just two pages before she abandoned the book again, she walked to the window facing the training center, it was lighted up, and no one was there, it was empty, Emily went back to her bed and laid down, will that person that usually watch her sleep come around? She wondered.

Emma knew all wasn't close to well. Resisting the urge to hug her so she wouldn't feel how worried she was, Emma sighed in relief and continued with the book. Jemi stood beside her pulling the book out of her hand and examining the cover "pride and prejudice" she flipped a page. "I can't get past that page and it makes me want to tear at something" "Let me read it to you" she pulled the table close and sat on it. Emma lay on her side watching her squint at the book pages and it downed on her "you once use glasses?" She asked.

Milan explains. “Fine.” Emilia says. “Let’s leave this place, since you have managed to drag me away.” She says. “Let’s go.” Milan says, and they go back to the pack. All through the ride back home, Emilis is very quiet. She is really thinking about how her life is going to look like once she gets back to McMillan’s pack. She is already missing the freedom that she used to have in the woods. “Are you okay?” Milan asks her.

She pouts and leans her elbow on her the table then rests her cheek in her palm. "How many books by author Muse have you read before?" "Just one so far. I've seen reviews on others and I plan on reading all of them." She smiles. "So, tell me what you think about forbidden desires, Ember never puts it down so i kind of started reading it too." "I think the growth in Nila and Brian's relationship is beautiful, they've come such a long way, from him being her bully to her protector. Remember when I compared you and Aamon to Nila and Brian?"

Liam shook his head, his eyes narrowing. "I don't know," Liam said. "But I think we're about to find out." As they stood there, trying to make sense of what had just happened, Emilia felt a sense of excitement and anticipation wash over her. She knew that she was on the verge of something big, something that would change her life forever. And she was ready. To be continued in Chapter 71...

With each article listed there was a photo that accompanied the headlines. This was a diary about everything in Emelia's life. Suddenly, I felt nervous about the things I would read. I didn't even know that Emelia had anything like this! It almost felt wrong... Like I was crossing some boundary that I wasn't meant to go beyond. But a part of me needed to satisfy this need to be close to her, especially since there was no doing so on a physical level. As I scrolled through the pages, I found out quickly that Emelia documented many of her life's achievements from graduating college to starting her first job as an intern for a small, family-owned jewelry design company. She even shared photos f

“Callie!” Millie and Emil—short for Emily and Emilio, but they hated those names—rushed forward with matching grins that lit up their faces, hair in delightful disarray. Emil’s shirt was amusingly inside out, while Millie’s hair had five clips stuck in one side but none on the other. Absolute chaos, per usual. Each of them held up a big piece of paper. I knelt just in time for them to crash into me, waving their drawings high in the air.