Gabrielle Lyon Book の小説・ストーリー

Norah replied dumbly, her fingers nearly losing their grip on the light bag. “It’s okay. You don’t have to tell me,” Gabrielle went on with a teasing twinkle in her eye. “I’m being nosy because… well, after Yari, of course, Leo is one of my favorite people. I worry for him a lot. But I also realize there are things at the bank that can’t be discussed. Believe me, I know.” Gabrielle made a face of long-suffering. “But...” She sent Norah a cagey look as she moved to the sink.

Gabriel said through the pain, as if he was trying to make amends with what he had done, but I don’t think he truly understands how dangerous his Goddess has become over the moons being away from the heavens. Luna Brianna appeared in front of us at that moment, as she stared at Gabriel and it was apparent that she was not pleased with him, as I could see her wolf coming forward. Pointing her finger at Gabriel, she says to him, “You have no clue what you have done. If one hair on her head is harmed, I will kill you myself. That child has been through so much because of your Goddess that you worship, and she lost so many of her loved ones because of her. You have no clue what she has been thro

“After his fall, we all rose to power. I built my firm, reclaimed my position as Lycan King, and solidified my place among the Ministry’s elite. Matteo’s coming for what he believes we stole from him. The question is, Le Bronx, will you stand with me?” Le Bronx stared at me for a long moment, his expression unreadable. Finally, he exhaled and sat down across from me, rubbing his chin. “I’ll think about it.” Satisfied for now, I leaned back, but his next question caught me off guard. “That aside.” He began. “Who’s the girl?” My hand, still holding the champagne glass, froze mid-air. “What girl?” I asked, my tone deliberately casual. “The one you came in with.” Le Bronx said, a sly smirk tuggi

something like fear. She threw a bone into the fire. Then a feather. Then... the pelt of a dead wolf. The moment it hit the fire, a gust of wind burst outward, blowing back our hair, choking the air with ash. Gabrielle’s eyes rolled back into her head. “I see... the thread,” she whispered hoarsely. “A curse older than memory. Bound by betrayal. Sustained by love...” My heart thundered in my chest. Gabrielle turned toward us, tears streaming freely down her withered cheeks.

Whenever he claimed something was nothing, it was almost always everything. Unable to bear the stillness of her chambers, Lucy wandered back into the library, where the faint scent of morning still lingered Gabriel’s presence mixed with old parchment and cedar. She ran her hand along the spines of the books, pausing at a worn leather volume with gilded edges. She pulled it free and opened it. Inside were pressed flowers, carefully preserved between the pages. “Those were my mother’s.” She turned, startled, to see Gabriel in the doorway. He looked different now not the commanding figure of the estate, but a man who carried too much history in his chest.

“I guess… you’re right.” Gabriella leaned forward slightly. “You have to understand, none of this came from a bad place. Everything I did was to protect Lyanna. I altered records and blood tests, all to keep the royals from finding her. I never meant to hurt anyone. I hope you can see that.”

Oh My God! "Ryan, what was in that fettuccine other than lemon and vodka?" I ask in small voice and Ryan's eyes gets bigger in shock. "Crab sauce. Oh my goodness, Lily." Ryan says and picks me up in his arms and starts running towards the nearest entrance of the estate. "Crap." I say as I lay my head on his chest and focus on my breathing. "Meg call a doctor. There is an emergency." Ryan says as he ascends the stairs and a maid is descending it.

"I'm so sorry. You know how I get when you're involved. Every time I deviate from the plan, it feels like I'm risking you." "You know one thing I've learned from you is that I will always know who I want to get back to. Who I will always keep living for." "Can we talk about the mission then?" Thalia inquired. "Sure," replied Gaby. Thalia gestured to Brian to bring the package to the house. They all settled in the sitting room, ready for what was to come. In about ten minutes, Brian returned with a fine lady who looked exactly like Gaby. She seated herself next to Thalia, greeting them all politely, while Gaby looked amazed.

“This is exactly what she wants, Gab. She’s trying to get between us. Don’t let her win.” Well, she's damn winning!" "I'll deal with her okay? " I snapped. Gabriella’s eyes blazed, her fury tangible. "Deal with her? No!" She spat the words like venom. "You should’ve dealt with her the second she stepped out of line, Giovanni. I don't need you to play the saint now. She’s been crawling around your life for months, and you've let her." I gritted my teeth, stepping closer. "You don’t think I know that? You don’t think I see her for what she is? But you’re the one letting her win by believing this bullshit."

And Nina didn't know why her chest was throbbing so violently, she also lost her attention to what she was reading and remembered her last conversation with Argus. But she also immediately erased the suspicion that started building her system and she would still trust Argus no matter what. Soleil's eyes dropped to the book on her lap, and her eyebrows met. "The Moon Goddess and the wolf." Soleil reads the title of the book she is reading. "I didn't know you were fond of that kind of genre, miss Nina." "And guess what, Soleil. The name of the characters here is also familiar. Did you know that the name of the guy here is Hawthorne?"