Emma Walker Knoxville Tn Novels & Stories

So why did her entire body feel like it was vibrating with electricity? Get your shit together, Emma. One interview. Don't screw this up. The lobby made her feel like an imposter - all marble and chrome, filled with beautiful people who probably spent more on coffee than she made in a week. Emma tugged at her thrift store blazer and tried not to feel like everyone could smell the desperation on her. "Emma Parker?" A woman approached, a perfectly polished, expensive dress, the kind of confident smile that came with a trust fund. "I'm Jessica Chen, Mr. Cross's executive assistant."

Emma Emma tried to keep her knee still. She tried not to bounce it up and down, but she couldn’t help but move it. She was nervous now as the car sped along the road to Jackson Weathers’ apartment and her knee couldn’t hold it in. Jackson had something planned for her. He wanted to discuss something, and she had no idea what it could possibly be. Plus, they were going to his house. Where he took all the women he slept with. Now that it was really happening, she was nervous.

We’ll know soon enough. The city’s long behind us now. The buildings are getting wider, emptier, more spaced out. The streetlights here go dim and flash off more than they stay on. Warehouses line the road, some tagged with graffiti, some with windows punched in. The ground is uneven, and the air is thick with dust and engine smoke. “When we get there,” Knox says, hand still around my neck, “you’re staying in the car.” “What?” “I went against all my instincts bringing you here. But you don’t even know basic anatomy.” His fingers touch my knee briefly. “The front of the warehouse is as far as you go.”

Rayana’s letters unwritten, her confession undelivered. The wreckage of friendships and loyalties and a decade of trust scattered in one morning. Knox stands in the center of it, chest heaving, claws still extended, whiskey bottle somehow still in his other hand. He looks at the blood on his fingers. Then at me. “Well,” he says, and his voice is hoarse, raw, stripped of everything except a bitterness so complete it could poison groundwater. “Now you know. The whole beautiful picture. Your boyfriend tried to buy you like cattle. Your best friend sold you to your abuser. And the man who was supposed to protect both of us has been running a ten-year science experiment from the room next door.”

Emma whispered across grinded teeth as she receive Alex hands. “You're so beautiful Emmaline.”Alex complimented sweetly. She smiled in appreciation. “I'm glad you loved it. You're not looking bad yourself.”that's absolutely correct. Behind those sweet handsome, innocent looking face hides the most dangerous Man. “I'm glad you like it too.”he replied helping her down the stairs. “Shall we?” ***

Vivienne sank into a chair near the window and turned the photo toward the sunlight, trying to decipher the soft lines of her baby’s shape. The Carter estate gates had been locked ever since that night. Cameras repositioned. Security doubled. Her world had gone silent. She hadn’t heard from Knox. She hadn’t been able to tell him. Had he seen the message? Had he believed her? Would he move on? Her eyes flicked down to the magazine on the table beside her. There he was—Knox Maddox. Lounging shirtless in a charcoal suit jacket, chest bronze, a crooked smirk playing at his lips. God, he was beautiful. She touched the magazine’s edge without realizing it.

Max took a single glimpse at the man and took a gun from his guard and did the necessary without a bother to question him. * Nobody in G city would dare look for his trouble if not for Alex. His enemy brother. * The gunshot made the few people around shiver in fear not attempting to hide their present because they know that not even God can stop Maxwell from getting to them if he want to. ****** ******** Emma strode on the corridor towards Maxwell's office holding files in hand. In a very decent attire. She wore a green knee-level dress with a black waist belt, and her long raven hair gathered in a ponytail with a block heel boot. Looking simple and stunning

Emily climbed the staircase and walked toward her room. Just as she reached the door, her phone rang. She did not need to look at the screen. Knox. She answered immediately. “Yes.” “What did you find?” Knox asked without greeting. His voice was sharp, direct, already impatient for information. Emily stepped into the room and quietly closed the door behind her before answering. “He went to the warehouse district.” There was a short pause on the line. “That I already know from the tracking device. What else did you find there?” Knox asked.

dad was all praises for Alpha Trevor. “Thank you former Alpha Alex” he gave a nod to dad in appreciation. His parents Savannah and Aaron looked proud including his aunt Irene and uncle Fabian. We were almost on the dessert when suddenly Alpha Trevor stood up. “What is it?” I asked. “Is everything okay with Emma?” I inquired. Knox looked alert when he heard his mates name. “Emma is not in the house,” he replied. “Where can she go?” “I have no idea. Just two days back she had slit her wrist” he informed us.

Knox I stand on the porch this morning, arms crossed tight over my chest, trying to keep my heart from slamming out of my chest. The wooden boards beneath my feet are cold, even though the sun’s already climbing higher. Thank God it’s Saturday. If I had to sit through another round of meetings or fake my way through another day of spreadsheets, I might just lose it. Emma was supposed to be home last night after the party. She never showed. No call, no text, nothing.