Emu X Nene Novels & Stories

She grabbed a throw blanket and tossed it over both of us. “Movie,” she declared. “Something ridiculous. No romance, no rich people, no betrayal. Just vibes.” “I don’t think that exists,” I murmured. “It does tonight,” she said firmly. From across the room, I could feel Xavier’s presence — still, watchful. Not interrupting and not leaving either. Just… there. “I’ll make something,” he said after a moment, his voice quieter now. Ava waved a hand without looking at him. “As long as it involves snacks, you’re useful.”

It was very late that evening and Sage had just finished his training with Fennick when the rain started pouring out heavily. They both rushed out of the field and made their way into the Pack's house. Once they were in, Sage turned to Fennick. “Have dinner with us,” he proposed and he nodded as they both trotted towards the Pack dining room. Aurora has already mind linked him to invite him as she has prepared enough.

Patrick hit him a third time. I pressed my back fully against the wall and closed my eyes for one second. When I opened them Emerson was wiping the corner of his mouth with the back of his hand, slow and deliberate, and looking at his father with the most stubborn expression I had ever seen on another human being. Not defiant exactly. Not angry. Just — closed. Completely, entirely, impenetrably closed. He was not going to apologise.

Emma grabbed her chips and focused her attention on the television. “Baby, are you alright?” he asked cautiously. “It's Emma,” she corrected. “Emma! Can you behave? Do you want me to spank your butt?” Nelly yelled. “No mummy.” “Apologise to your father this minute!” “I'm sorry, Mr Neuer,” she apologised, deliberately skipping the word, ‘dad.’

Months had passed since the trial, and Emiliana had finally started to feel a sense of normalcy in her life again. She had enrolled in college and was studying to become a nurse, something she had always dreamed of. On this particular day, Emiliana was sitting in the college library, studying for an upcoming exam. She had her headphones in, listening to classical music, when she heard a familiar voice behind her. "Hey there, nurse-to-be," Jace said, grinning at her.