Entangled Series Novels & Stories

I gurgled with a quiet shaky voice as I spoke. "I love you too dear," Elizabeth wobbled with tears tracking down her skin. "And as for you, I don't ever want to set my eyes on you anymore," I cast heated stares with my dark squinted eyes at Amora who wobbled in tears. "Enough of all this, instead of all this lollygagging, you all should be worrying about the pernicious problem we have of the alpha Ottiline Levine," Aryan caveated. "Who the hell is that!" Wesley barked with indifference.

“I won't let you continue your life like this. And because I'm your best friend and best brother, I'll help you. We'll start by going to the Gala tomorrow night” “Still not interested” “Come on. There will be a lot of ladies for you to pick from. Surely, you'll find your type there and maybe….. “ His words were cut off by the continuous dink from his phone. He picked it up and smiled so widely “Ohohoho. What did I tell you? She just sent two messages” Evan closed his laptop and got up from his seat. Even their heights were the same. It was almost impossible to tell Evan and Elliot apart based on their physical appearance, except from a small detail…. Evan had a mole on his back, Elliot didn'

Chapter 12 Lisa’s POV A week had passed since that unexpected encounter at the café, yet Vincent's intense gaze still lingered in my mind, making it hard to focus on anything else. Clara and I had returned to our routines, but the atmosphere felt different. There was an unspoken tension, a shift that neither of us addressed directly. I found myself replaying that moment over and over—the way Vincent had looked at me, the subtle undertones in his voice. It was as if he saw right through me, uncovering emotions I wasn't ready to confront.

“Thank you, Sarah, for that report. The drama unfolding between these two business giants and their spouses is certainly captivating. We urge our viewers to share their thoughts on our social media channels using the hashtag #DavenportScandal. We now move on to other news. A new study suggests that eating more vegetables could significantly reduce the risk of heart disease. We’ll have more on that after this break.” Clara watched, frozen, as the news report played on the TV screen in Adrian’s living room. She was sitting on the couch, her knees pulled up to her chest, while Adrian stood by the window, his phone pressed to his ear. She couldn’t tear her eyes away from the screen, even as her

I've never heard of that name before but yet I felt a deeper connection to him. It felt like I had known him for years. But I just couldn't wrap my finger around it. What was going on? When I tried to walk further I suddenly became stuck. A redline was only a few inches from me. I couldn't cross it. But the strange guy was in the middle. Half of his body outside the redline. "His hanging between both worlds of good and evil, his fate is unknown" a voice out of nowhere. When I turned around no one was there.

“Resonance… I’ve seen this before. My father used to talk about it. And Leona too. They were obsessed with quantum entanglement.” Eva looked confused. “Quantum entanglement? You mean… like physics?” Lucian nodded. “Yes. It’s when two things are connected, no matter how far apart they are. If you change one, the other reacts instantly. No wires. No internet. Just pure connection.” Eva’s heart skipped a beat. “So they’re not just using the internet anymore? They’ve made a way to talk to each other… that we can’t even track?”

"I know. But he's been working toward the same thing I have for twelve years. From the inside. The cases connect because they were always the same case. We're not on different sides; we're working the same side from different positions." Isla was quiet. "That's either the most compelling argument for the entanglement being manageable or the most compelling argument for how deep you're already in." "I know," Sera said. "I've decided it's the first one. Not because I want it to be. Because the evidence supports it." "He walked you to the study door," Isla said. "Three-fourteen a.m." "Cade's brief security note," Sera said.

I can smell his vanilla scent as he shuffles closer towards me and then getting off the bed completely. I can hear him put on his pants, zip it up and quickly grab his things. I can hear the door open. I can feel Tristan stand by the door for a moment longer and then I hear the door close. And then the tears come and come. I can never see Tristan again. And suddenly, in the midst of my heartbreak and sorrow, the only solution to escape from all of this comes to mind. I need to pull the thread on this big fucking mess of an entanglement, fast.

The door closed behind her. Serena breathed out slowly. I looked at her. "She doesn’t like me." "She doesn’t know you yet." "She was looking at me like I ruined her life." "She was looking at me the same way." Serena smiled faintly. "You broke off her best friend’s daughter’s engagement." "I know." "And disappeared." "I was busy." She laughed quietly. This eased me somehow. I reached for her hand and she let me take it. Friday will be interesting. And knowing my mother, the most interesting thing is still waiting for us.

Stay far away from ungodly men. I listened. I really did. I followed every rule like my life depended on it. But the second he's in the room, all that discipline evaporates like smoke. Poof. Gone. I need to stay the hell away from that man. How can I be engaged to one guy and have my mind tangled up in another? The wrong one, at that. The dangerous one. How the hell did I end up like this—caught in the orbit of someone whose very presence screams trouble, yet he looks right through every wall I've built and sees the real me underneath?