Enzo And Nina Novels & Stories

Yanna Enzo gives Victor a glare, not even bothering to reply Gina who has the look of confusion on her face. “Are you two familiar with each other?” She asks. Victor chuckles. “In a way…..somewhat.” “No” Enzo states bluntly. Gina smiles tightly. “Well….there’s obviously something going on……” her eyes catches mine and she smiles. “This must be your beautiful wife.” She complements. Enzo pulls me closer by my waist and I give her a small smile. “It’s nice to meet you, I’m Yanna.”

“You look like her.” Dino’s heart pounded. “You knew my mother.” Enzo exhaled. “I knew more than that.” Dino stepped forward. “Tell me everything.” Enzo hesitated, then nodded. And just as he opened his mouth— The window shattered. A gunshot rang out. Cliffhanger: Nowhere to Run Dino tackled Elena to the ground as bullets tore through the cabin. Sergio fired back, but they were outgunned. Enzo grabbed Dino’s arm. “They found me. We have to run.”

“The location of the Nromais is at 12 o’clock. Hurry!” At that same time, Ellaine sat on the sofa across the TV. She had a teen magazine on her lap and the box she received on her birthday on the side table. She was currently having one of the best weekends ever. First, there were no classes. Second, she had the house to herself because Aunt Caroline spent the day with her best friend. Now she had the best leisure time with all the entertainment she needed. And only three, desperate, loud taps against the door would ruin her perfect little day.

“Please.” His gaze bore into mine for a long time. “Come back with me,” he said finally. “Come back home. No more games.” My eyes darted to Sophia. Her gaze met mine, pleading beneath the fear, and I forced the words out. “Give me a minute with her. Alone. Please.” Enzo’s jaw clenched, but he nodded and stepped back. “Two minutes,” he snapped, then gestured to his men. They melted into the shadows, leaving us in the dim circle of light. I rushed to her, dropping to my knees, my hands trembling as I ripped the tape from her mouth.

Fernandez wanted to interact but she pretended as she has slept and she was totally into the thoughts of Oscar. Next morning Nina was still sleeping when Fernandez left for work. Nina took shower and got cab and left for Oscar, she wanted to fly to him. Oscar greeted her on the door and their lips got locked, they were passionate. “Breakfast is ready, Nina” Oscar said while separating his lips. “I am already having” Nina replied and started kissing again which went for few minutes. They were like some 20 years old desperate lovers. Nina was having no limits and so was Oscar. They took breakfast together.

CHAPTER 57 ELENA I asked angrily while I tried turning around to see if anyone from the back threw the stone at me. I turned around to find surprisingly Gigi and Franco at our back. “I'll send another stone flying at you if you open your mouth again to shout”. Gigi shouted from where she was so I could hear and understand her. I smiled at the silly Gigi and turned towards Luciano, “You planned this also?” I asked him with a smile. “Yes” he replied and this made me smile more, I ran to where he was standing and hugged him which he reciprocated, I kissed him on the lips, “thank you, Baby,” I said, and let him be.

NICK WALKER © The moment the woman Enzo called Vanya locked her blue eyes on me, I felt scared. Her gaze moved from my head down to my feet before she folded her arms and gave me a questioning look. “And who is this?” she asked and I quickly bowed my head politely. “I'm…” Enzo cut me off before I could finish. He spoke in a language that wasn't English, though it sounded familiar like he had spoken them before. The two of them exchanged words I couldn't understand before silence settled between them, and she turned back to me.

The headline hit me like a punch to the gut: MORETTI'S NEW DON PAINTS THE TOWN RED, SPOTTED WITH MYSTERY WOMAN AT ELITE CLUBS. "Stella is always hanging off his arm, like an expensive ornament," Mia had typed. In the photos, Enzo was leaving some upscale nightclub, Stella draped on his arm. He looked more audacious than ever. Suit jacket unbuttoned, tie loosened, a look of wild triumph in his eyes. "Don't be pathetic," I told my reflection in the dark screen. "He's nothing more than your ex-boss now." I'd repeated that sentence countless times. It was a mantra to silence the ache I had no right to feel.

The children had already gone to bed, exhausted but happy from the evening’s festivities. “We did it,” Nina said softly, leaning into Henry’s embrace. “We brought everyone together.” Henry kissed the top of her head, his arms wrapped around her. “Yes, we did. And this is just the beginning.” Nina looked up at him, her eyes shining with tears of joy. “Thank you for everything, Nina. I love you, Henry.” “I love you too, Nina,” he replied, his voice filled with emotion. “And no matter what comes our way, we’ll face it together.”

Nina looked at me before she stood up and walked over to the window, shaking her head slightly. “Oh, don’t you start too,” I chastised her, taking a swig of my brandy to wash away the bitter taste in my mouth. “That woman has far too many emotions, and she reveals them as if she is an open book.” “And that’s a bad thing?” she shot back at me. “Do you even need to ask me that?” I lifted an eyebrow at her, mocking her signature glare. Enzo leant against the wall, his legs crossed at the ankles. “When you're done with whatever is going on between you two, we need to discuss our reason for being in this blasted country.”