Fleur Delacour Fanfic Novels & Stories

"Yeah, I'm crazy for loving you. And face the fact that you will marry someone else! I really have gone mad!” “Del, I'm getting married in two days. And now that you're saying all this, what for?" said Brisa still not wanting to believe her friend's words. “There are still two days to go, everything is still changing. Do you love me? If so, come elope with me.” Brisa was surprised by Delmar's suggestion. His mouth opened very wide. "We're friends, Del." "But I told you. It's been a long time since I no longer consider you as my best friend. I love you, Bri."

Amora retorted with her lips curling a sweet smile. "Ooh, yes, and she chirped with a nice tune," Blake added. "Thanks, a lot guys," I felt touched by those encouraging words. My eyes twitched when the silhouette of a man trespassed their territory but I knew that this was no ordinary man. My heart thumped when I recognised the scent of an alpha I had been estranged from all these years. Aryan Delcour stood before my very eyes and I bit the inside of her lips to keep it from quivering.

Flariyger hair. Her bare skin irritated me. I wanted to see Sera's. Rashes lines on her chest, it must be the dust mites, intense cold and improper care and treatment. She rubbed her hand on her breasts. Looking at me seductively. Now I get her message. She's trying to seduce me. “You can have it all Dravon." She tucked out one of her boobs. She pinned my third leg. Irritation Rose, in place of arousal. I pushed her hard on the floor and called the guards.

Since you chose to play me, don’t blame me for what happens next! Right there, I pulled out my phone and called the company’s legal department. “Get a team here immediately. Come to my Peach Blossom Villa—” Before I could finish, Linda suddenly snatched my phone and smashed it onto the ground. “You shameless woman! Why are you pretending to be so important? “Your villa? Bullsh*t! This is my boyfriend’s place!” Linda’s friends immediately joined in, looking at me with disgust. “See? She’s exactly the kind of shameless woman we thought she was. She hasn’t even managed to marry into wealth, yet she’s already treating someone else’s villa like her own?”

She said grinning. She got outside and saw that a flower had been delivered to her. She collected it and took it back to her dressing room, closing the door behind her. Few minutes later, she came out and made her way back to the hall. She saw that Lia was together with Alma and they were talking to Maria. She made her way to the table. "mamá, I made a new friend. Her name is Lia." Maria tried to hide her disgust with a fake smile. 'i've got to talk to Alma about the kind of friends she makes' she thought to herself.

There was a warm light shining from underneath and dust around them had been disturbed. I opened one of the doors and stumbled upon a very odd sight. There was Leo, standing in the center of the bookcase filled room, holding a single white tulip and a leather notebook. “Hello again,” he greeted, his tone seemingly uneven. Leo meets my eyes and takes a few steps forward, extending the lovely flower towards me. “If you'll let me, I would like to tell you a few things,” he says, a question hanging between us. His eyes never waver as he stares into mine, waiting for permission to continue.

She muttered, walking over to Harriet, her smile still plastered across her face. “Miss Anderson doesn't mind giving us space to catch up, does she? Besides, you two are just friends, right?” She muttered, making Harriet pause. Friends–fir some reason, she felt that the word was funny. It was unable to describe her current relationship with Rael. Her heart tugged with something unfathomable. Nothing would have prepared her for Delphine's next words. “Since Miss Anderson doesn't have feelings for Rael. I have decided to continue pursuing him, and I hope you can help me too,” Delphine muttered, her smile widening, making Harriet’s breath catch in her throat. Delphine was in love with Rael?