Novel & Cerita Emily Thomas & Friends

“Thomas brought me coffee because he and I are good friends.” “Good friends.” I repeated, letting out a dry chuckle before I glared at her. “Friends don't undress you with their eyes and look like they want to fuck you." Her mouth dropped open, staring at me like I'd just said the most ridiculous thing. “Thomas doesn't look at me like that. He's nice and friendly to everyone.” “Is he?” “Yes,” Ethel said, but it came out slower this time. Not even she believed that crap.

"Just what? Just trying to humiliate me in front of our old classmates? Just trying to make me crawl between your legs for money? Just showing everyone how a 'proper' high-ranked wolf treats those beneath them?" Thomas's power flared again at my words, making Emily flinch and several nearby glasses shatter. "Let me call my father," she said quickly, desperation creeping into her voice. "James Thompson runs half the business districts in Blood Moon territory. He's friends with the Pack Beta himself. I'm sure we can work something out." I almost laughed at her persistence. Even now, she was still playing the daddy's little princess card. "Go ahead. Call him. I'd love to hear what the great Jam

he said and wrapped his hand around his legs, Which were drawn up to meet my chest. "Okay," I promise, and he began to narrate his story. "I met Emily a few years ago," he started. "She should be around four years old then alongside her mother. It was Laura who told me to go after them," Thomas said, and his eyes dropped. He took a deep breath before continuing. "She told me to act nice to them, and I did just that because mother and daughter were living in a shady house, and two men were told to watch them from escaping," Thomas said, his eyes seemed lost as he began to shiver.

That's the reason friends are more reliable than boyfriends. Ding dong..... The doorbell rang after exactly half an hour. "That must be my friends." I said and got up to open the door. "Su!!!!"Elsa, Molly, and Claire engulfed me in a group hug as soon as I opened the door. I hugged them back. They seem so happy and excited. "So, how did it go?" asked Elsa. "Did you two have fun?" asked Molly. "What did you two do alone?" winked Claire. I sighed and rolled my eyes.

Thomas had told her that he was going out to meet an old friend, but he did not say who the old friend was. Who was he going to meet? Or was he going to something dangerous again? Emma felt uneasy. She kept feeling afraid that Thomas would encounter danger outside. She sighed, trying not to overthink as much as possible. She tried to immerse herself in the TV series, but she could not get rid of her worries about Thomas. She was truly panicking. On the way, Thomas was driving alone on the pitch-black asphalt road. The rain kept falling, hitting the window. He turned on the wipers, which swayed regularly from side to side.

“I don’t know. Maybe we could go to the park? Or take Lily to the zoo?” Thomas raised an eyebrow. “That doesn’t sound like your kind of fun. That sounds like Lily’s kind of fun.” Emma grinned. “What can I say? I’m selfless.” Thomas stepped closer, lowering his voice. “You know, we don't have anyone now to babysit and have some grown-up fun instead.” Emma rolled her eyes, though her cheeks turned pink. “You’re incorrigible.” “And you love it,” Thomas said with a smirk. “Debatable,” Emma teased, though her smile gave her away.

Chelsea casually relayed. "Hmm... Let's see about that." Emilia said in return. After that conversation, the girls went back on studying. After one hour, Chelsea was finally finished with her thesis revision. "I want us to be friends, Emilia. Let's exchange numbers shall we?" she suggested. "Sure, why not?" Emilia agrees rightaway. The girls started exchanging their numbers, and it was the start of their friendship.

“I told you to stop calling me that when I’m off duty.” Emily shrugged. “You are never off duty.” Thomas laughed from behind the counter. “She has you there.” Natasha pointed at him. “Don’t encourage her.” Sarah smiled warmly and moved around the counter with the bowl of frosting still in her hands. “You came at the right time. She almost caught us.” Emily narrowed her eyes. “Caught you doing what?” “Nothing,” Thomas said too quickly. That made Emily even more suspicious. Natasha walked to the table and sat opposite her. “How are your lessons going?”

“I fixed this for you, Mrs. Thomas. I hope you find someone else that could fix the broken tools in your kitchen.” Mrs. Thomas scoffed kind heartedly. “Don’t you worry your head over us, little one. You make a success of that school they’re sending you to and maybe you’ll even find your match there.” She answered with barely contained tears. Mrs. Thomas was fond of her, since she had grown up with her taking her under her wing as a female parental figure. Ember was close to tears as well, but she refused to show weakness. “Humans don’t have mates, Mrs. Thomas.” She answered with a forced light giggle.

Emily says and then we say our goodbyes and I hang my phone up and toss it on my desk. Well at least one good thing came from Tyler finding me Emily and I wouldn’t have to secretly get together anymore. After I had left I contacted Emily after I had gotten all my investors and started the company. I felt bad walking away from her too and I made her promise not to tell Tyler where I had gone and what I was doing. Thankfully Emily had kept that promise and we were able to remain close friends. My intercom went off and Joyce’s voice came through, “Ms. Thomas, your next client is here.”