Novel & Cerita Forever Mine

Alex was going to be there, so, of course, she was hoping to make him drool. Sarah was nervous about her gift. The bracelet Angel had given her was so special. She wanted her gift to be just as special. Angel wasn't one for flashy jewelry, but she felt this called for something special. She'd picked out a simple silver chain and had it engraved. Forever Yours ~ Sarah.

I was a bit sad to disappoint him. “No, what is today? Tell me.” Maximilian sighed, the smile disappearing from his eyes. “Our wedding anniversary, like the humans call it. Today is April 1st, the day we mated with the moon as our witness.” Shivers ran down my spine as I remembered that day. He'd force me to drink some wine which made me horny, and I had no choice but to let him fuck me. That day was both humiliating and embarrassing for me. It was the first time I had my pussy eaten.

Desire was no longer theoretical. It was known. And yet beneath it all lay the truth I had been carrying since our return. “We cannot pretend this is forever,” I said softly, forcing the words into the space between kisses. He stilled only slightly, his forehead resting against mine. “Why must you always look to endings?” “Because someone must.” The Princess existed whether we named her or not. The alliance would be forged. The wedding would come. He cupped my face then, more gently than before. “She is not here.”

My Forever Man 1 Hello, my name is Emma. I’m a twenty-one-year-old woman and I have had a rough last few years in my young love life. All I seem to do is work eat and sleep. So as a single woman I decided to look for my perfect man. I didn’t want to end up as a crazy old cat lady. So where do you find a man nowadays. Bars, churches, and the singles in my area will not work. I don’t drink and bars don’t bring the kind of catch I want. With not having a man in my life I have had a lot of spare time.

Though part of me thinks he enjoyed having his manly lips wrapped around my dick too. “That won't be happening again.” I shake my head, staring at him. “Afraid you would enjoy too much. Again?” He laughed, turning his back on me and walking the few short steps to the back of his cell. “I’m afraid you might enjoy it too much.” I quip back. I study Oliver. Kellen had also revealed on our phone call that Oliver may be the true heir to the Dimaztle mines. Diamond mines that sat just over the border of Bhakhil. One that Tala had split between her and the current Alpha of Bhakhil, Jasper.

“Of course, please.” She sighed and nodded. “There is a basement of this company. Only the boss and a few authorised personnel can go there. Because you don’t know about it, you are not authorised.” “But now I do!” I smiled at her. “I don’t mean that. You can’t go in there, Ms. hannah.” I nodded and went out of her sight. She can’t stop me! I have to go to him and get this leave. What will be the use of this leave if I stay here?

She was vibrating with the same heavy, rhythmic pulse that was coursing through my veins. "The human empire spent a hundred years digging into the earth to steal its coal and its ore," Elara said, her voice steady and carrying the undeniable resonance of the new grid. "Every major city has a deep shaft. The textile hubs have the old silver mines. The western ports have the bedrock quarries." Elara looked at the fifty surviving miners on the ledge. "We don't need a locomotive," Elara said. "We have the Keepers. We have the miners. We teach them the rhythm. We teach them how to drop the anchors."

Frowning, he exited the surveillance and returned to the profiles page. If the chosen moderator returned with enough evidence to prove this was a coup, Kade would travel to the mine and kill everyone himself. If the moderator returned with nothing to back up the suspicion he felt in his gut, then his only option would be to purchase one of the Knowle's mines. He had to keep up with production. The Knowles were the only other founding family that owned mines. They had four less than the Sarios but were much more modern. The price of a well-structured mine would cost a lot, more than the Sarios had.

This was not a simple request. Ten years of mining rights, with no cap on extraction. That meant that if Ivyshade had the capability, they could practically strip the mine bare within that period. Moonstone was not only Blood Moon’s most precious resource in terms of medicinal value, but also the symbol of the pack’s strength and prosperity. Furthermore, for the next ten years, Ivyshade personnel would be allowed to freely enter and exit Blood Moon territory, bringing equipment, manpower, and even medical oversight. This would be a form of intrusion, albeit well-intentioned, that no Alpha could take lightly.

Even if it meant lying, stealing, or selling his soul to the rich bastards in the sky. The day started out like any other in the Ruins—dry heat pressing down from a burnt-orange sky, dust swirling through broken alleyways like restless spirits. Around here, the only job left for the Forgotten was mining Adrium, a post-apocalyptic miracle metal discovered buried deep in the bones of the earth. They said Adrium was stronger than diamond, five times lighter, and impossible to replicate. The walls of the Citadel gleamed with it l; unclimbable, unbreakable. Motion-detection lasers lined every inch, scanning for body heat, movement, hope.The message was clear: