Enemies With Benefits Novels & Stories

Strangers With Benefits . Written by Pink-Butterfly . Episode 11 . “Are you sure you want to go with me to the restaurant?”. Hal asked his boyfriend for the umpteenth time. “I mean, you don’t have to. I’ll just solve whatever problems he was calling for and I’ll come back to you right way, isn’t that much better ?”.

There was no reaction on me, my tongue felt heavy until grief and shock shot through me. He did. The rumors were true, all of them. He'd eliminate a pack because a woman challenged him, made a beta disappear because he looked at him wrongly. He erases people over late taxes and he'd erased 40 of mine over a slap. The very 40 I came to fight for. I hated him, hated everything and without a second thought, I lunged at him. I didn't know what I thought I’d do. Scratch him? Bite him? Die trying?

Henry explained. “As long as it benefits her also, why not? You know what they say, “the enemy of my enemy is my friend.” And right now, your common enemies are Norman and Victor.” Officer Wilson pointed out. “I might have some good news for you,” Officer Wilson said, grabbing their attention, “Let's go to my office.” He turned and walked ahead of them. Richard and Henry glanced at each other, then followed him immediately. They took their seats in the office after shutting the door behind them.

her mother whispered, "he still sent threats. He told me I had better return his bride because he had held up his side of the deal." Andalia stared at her mother, dumbfounded and shocked for three reasons. One, she had made a deal with the enemy just to erase Andalia’s memories of her mate. Two, she had allowed that same man to torture her daughter without confronting him, how cowardly. And three, she was one of the reasons Andalia was in this state to begin with. How could she even consider handing her over to someone who harbored enough hatred for their pack to burn down the entire territory? Or had he charmed her?

"You two were childhood friends. How did sparks never fly between you? I remember how you two were always stuck together back in college. Everyone said you'd definitely form a mate bond." All eyes turned to me. The atmosphere felt a little off. I didn't know if it was just my imagination, but this seemingly gentle and kind Lucia gave me a strange sense of hostility. Yuri shook his head and cut a slice of mousse cake for Lucia. "Everyone misunderstood. Sure, Ophelia's a she-wolf, but she's my best buddy. Who would form a mate bond with their bro? That'd be way too weird." He suddenly remembered something and couldn't help laughing. "You never saw her back when she climbed a tree, fell off, an

" I almost jumped for joy hearing this proposal. A friends with benefits arrangement. No strings attached. No expectations. No risk of getting hurt again. As it turned out, I really enjoyed being with him. The sex was incredible. Mind-blowing, actually. But of course, I didn't want anything permanent with someone like him. A confirmed player who'd probably slept with half of France. No relationship. No marriage. Nothing like that was in my plans. At least not for the next five years. Maybe not ever after what Frank did to me.

Kaela’s mouth went dry. “Possible,” Lira finished for her. “I know.” Kaela moved closer to the start of the line, right where it had broken the protective ring around their camp. She could feel it there—the wards were still humming faintly, but they’d been parted, not destroyed. Like someone had held a curtain open and stepped through. Her fingers twitched toward her dagger, then stilled. No. This wasn’t the kind of enemy she could stab. “It’s bait,” Ronan said flatly.

Nikolai followed, silent until I stopped at the railing. “She told you,” he said finally. It wasn’t a question. “Yes.” “And?” I exhaled slowly. “And I still choose her.” Nikolai went very still. “You understand what that means.” “I do.” He stepped closer, lowering his voice. “Unity now won’t calm the waters. It will provoke them. You’ll look compromised. Weak to some. Controlled to others.” “I know.” “Enemies will circle.” “They already are.” He searched my face, looking for hesitation. He wouldn’t find it. That part of me was gone.