Eren Sad Novels & Stories

She wiped at her tears with trembling hands, her sobs echoing in the growing silence. “Oh, brother,” Lotus groaned, exasperated. “She’s one hell of an actress.” I almost laughed at the absurdity, but the anger in me was too strong. “You’re supposed to spend time with me—and our unborn pup,” Sade pleaded, her voice trembling on the edge of hysteria. “Not that wolfless girl. She’ll only embarrass you. She has no sense of taste or etiquette.” “Are you done?” I snapped, the final thread of patience snapping. Sade flinched, recoiling as though I’d struck her. “Because I am.”

Brian interjected in jest. “I’m just following up on my friend request,” Sadie defended herself. “You will be sent a notification once he accepts it, dear,” Nadia reminded her. “Don’t worry,” Ambert stated, “I’d remember when I get on my F******k again.” “You can do that now,” Sadie suggested. “I’m sure you have your cell phone now with you.” Then, she giggled. “No, I’m just kidding. Just do it when you have lots of free time.”

Until she began to speak Italian back to them. “Look, I get it. It must be boring being in Stafford College, and nothing of the sort ever happens to you unless you snort coke up your nose, and you all but crave the male attention. It’s not your business what I do with my life. So go find yours.” Sadie’s words left the girl shocked and her mouth open. All the onlookers’ mouths were hung open. But Sadie’s brave words had made Eve smile just as Sadie gave them a wink and joined her friends while eve shows them the middle finger.

Sadie and I have been in Baker now for two months. Going by the names Katie and Nick. Sadie turns eighteen in three days. It’s hard to believe that she is seven months pregnant, but her stomach grows every day. I got a job right away and Sadie wanted to do something besides stay at home all day. I found a way for us to have all the legal documents we would need to become Nick and Katie. Sadie went and decided that she wanted to go and take some classes during the day. Sadie wants to become a counselor to help people. She never really had someone to help her and she wanted people to know she could help.

"But you can bore me with stories about your stay with your mom.” Sally looked unconvinced but she didn't refuse. “Oh... Okay. So, my elder sister was there too, along with her kids, and her boy Bryan...” She continued, getting more excited as she talked about her nephew. She ended up with a sigh and Jade could note the sadness in her voice. She tries to continue the "small talk" even though she had no interest whatsoever and had zoned out while Sally was going on. “Bryan sounds like an interesting kid, I'd love to meet him one day.”

The six friends sat in the living room in Lydia’s cottage, playing a board game, while Sadie read one of Arla’s werewolf textbooks for the five hundredth time. She let out a long, dramatic sigh, causing the rest of them to look in her direction, noticing the wistful look on her face. “Uh, are you ok, Sadie?” asked Sebastian, a little warily. “What? Oh, yeah, sorry,” she replied. “I just get caught up in the romance every time I read about werewolf mates.”

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They both called out at the same time before bursting out in loud laughter. Arya was shocked at how no one had come for her. Maybe they didn't even bother. At that thought, Arya’s previously uplifted mood turned sour. “Hey, what actually happened to you? I can tell you're in a wedding dress and this is not how a bride-to-be is supposed to act.” Adam said. “It's nothing much. Just some wedding crasher, I guess I was the home wrecker in the relationship.” Arya said bitterly with a sad laugh at the end.

“Real simple: you slide down, chug the beer, flip your cup, then slide back. First team to finish wins. Let’s go!” When he turned to me, his eyes sparkled and his smile widened. “You’re with us, ma’am.” “‘Ma’am’?” I laughed, raising a brow. “How Southern of you.” “Yes, ma’am,” he said again with a wink. I turned to see Sadie walking up, wearing high-waisted shorts and a fringe crop top, her own braids slick and perfect. “Did I miss the rules?” she asked. “Just the part where I beat Brody’s ass,” I teased, pointing across the lawn.

“So, are you dumping me?” “Obviously,” I grinned. “I’m sorry, Ced,” Adalee replied. “Why don’t you just think about it first?” he dragged on. Why was he so annoying? He was already rejected! “It’s my first and final decision. I'm really sorry,” Adalee announced. “Is that so?” “Just go away,” I whispered, hoping that he could hear me. “Alright. I guess, I’ll never change your mind. I’ll get going then," he said and finally walked away.