Faye Story Novels & Stories

“I somehow felt something when I found you asleep on my porch. I felt… connected to you, like a long-lost sister… Alexander even scolded me saying uh… not to be rude, you could be a killer or what. But I didn’t even think of that. I know you’re a good person. I don’t know what to say to that. “Thank you…” was all I said. “I wish I can show this to my friend Alex.” I murmured but unfortunately Cassiopeia heard it. “Xander? Like my boyfriend?” I shook my head and smiled, “Xander, my best friend.” She hummed in understanding. “I can do it to him too if you want. You can have matching hennas.” I sigh, “If only he’s here.” I don’t even know how I got here, so how will I make Xander to come? Is th

“It’s fine, he is just too enthusiastic sometimes.” Exhausted, she collapsed on the windowsill, bracing her knees. I sat beside her. “Well, I guess you did as I told.” Jo nodded, still inspecting us from head to toe. Now that she was able to differentiate every detail it must be quite a sight. “Good, now then we can talk about your future.” the affirmation made her shrink. “It’s useless to say that you’re not in the human world anymore. Um- well-” fuck we should’ve waited for Rosalind. “Look, I don’t know how to say it easier for you to take, so- from what we know you made a contract with a fairy, a gnome to be exact, in exchange for a wish. Jade killed the gnome and rescued you and many oth

she says in sympathy, motioning to her hand in mine. "She's my blind fiancee's cousin. She lost her mother and daughter two months ago and had a one night stand around the time of the losses," I say quietly, going with the story we agreed to tell if people asked questions. Annie knew the truth, but she was helping keep our secret. "She's living with us so she wasn't alone." She nods with sympathy and looks at Beth. "She's lucky to have such a supportive family." "Shawn," Beth asks in a wavering whisper, squeezing my hand.

Manager : Zayn your fiance is here. She is in Mumbai. Zayn : what? Manager : your father arranged her trip. Now she also your partner of this company. She waiting for you. Zayn : let's go (In company) Employees : wow she is beautiful, who is she Other employee : I heard she is our CEO fiance. Employee : what? Seriously ? She is beautiful... Lisa waited for Zayn, she meet sara there and called her.

But Fay had his eyes on the girl, he did not trust her. "I want to ask you a question and I need a sincere answer." Irene suddenly said. "Okay." The girl turned to face him and their eyes met, she looked deep into his eyes. "Do you want Jake's title as Alpha?" Irene asked. Fay's brows knotted, he found the question strange. But maybe it was not, maybe that was the misconception that Jake had about him. "No, not at all," Fay replied. The girl laughed and then looked straight again. "I heard your mother is dead. How did she die?" Fay suddenly asked.

I said before turning back "If you see this I’m sure you will forget about those cupcakes" "Oh God," I said as I rolled my eyes "Just say what you want to say because I know you leave me alone till I hear you out" "Of course, I won’t, but anyways, look at this," She said as she showed me something on her phone "Oh my God, is this what I think it is?" "Yes, and it’s starting next month. We have to apply, if we win it’s bye-bye bakery store for us and hello Miss Afraah and Miss Amal as the new owners of a restaurant"

Psh, take the hunter any day was my opinion. It wasn’t to hard to play that I didn’t have an interest in protecting her especially to these buffoons. “Well tell me everything,” she said after she bit more into her sandwich. “Every thing?” “Every thing,” I took a deep breath and began. “I was born during the regency era of England. My parents were loving and loyal to one another which was rare in the hierarchy of that age. Especially when the Regent himself wasn’t loyal. It was at a ball, the last one of the season, I saw a man and woman in the dark walk and assumed there’d be a wedding in a fortnight if not three days. When suddenly the woman went limp and fell to the ground, the man turned

“No exceptions. I’ll eat last if I have to.” Whispers of her choices spread quickly, and by the third day, the warriors who had once eyed her as an outsider now bowed when she passed. Even the skeptical omegas began to soften, some recalling how she had worked beside them. One afternoon, she caught sight of a group of pups running wild in the courtyard. A nervous caretaker rushed after them, overwhelmed. Evandra crouched low and called the children by name. One by one, they came tumbling back, giggling, until she had them seated in a circle. She told them a story—an old tale of a wolf who carried the moon’s fire in his chest, a story Tristan himself had told his warriors years ago.

To listen to him tell me about his worry for not finding their luna and the weight of being an alpha. We were always open when it came to things like this, but it wasn’t really a group thing. Whether it was Chase, Jay, Bella, or Nancy, we all had our own little secrets we’d like to share in private. It was just easier that way, I suppose. It seemed like Wayne had finally lost hope. He and his brother both waited patiently, like I did, for their fated mate. For years. I tried to reassure him that they'd eventually find their mate, whether it be five or ten years. But he didn’t reply for a long time; he just sat there staring ahead.

Charlene pressed her hands over her ears, then closed her eyes and tried to listen. She winced. "No. I can’t make sense of anything—it’s all jumbled!" She tried again, focusing harder. "They’re yelling at each other. Screaming. Kids are crying. It’s total pandemonium! Emotions are bouncing everywhere!" She turned to Seth, urgent. "We have to stop this before someone gets hurt, Dad!" They plunged into the crowd. "Just calm down! One moment, please!" Twelve female Fates had poor Gilead cornered, bombarding him with medical questions.