Gideon And Layla Novels & Stories

Layla smiled and asked, “Then when will you and I travel?” Yassin replied, “We’ll see… it’s nice for it to be just you and me this time as well.” Yassin moved closer to Layla, and she rested her head on his shoulder. They merged with the music, drifting away from Adham and Naomy with soft, measured steps. It was clear they were living a love story that had continued since their own marriage. In a corner near the rooms, Gana, the maid, stood watching the scene from afar. She looked at Adham and Naomy and murmured to herself, “Bless your marriage… how beautiful your wedding looks.”

The gown swirled around her legs when she walked. Layla tried to smile while her stomach became a riot of nerves. She could do this. She could do this. Riven held her close and began to descend the stairs. As he walked slowly with his arms around Layla's waist, he mind linked Cade. [Prepare everyone to meet their Luna] Cade's response was one of shock and anticipation. [Yes Alpha]

she says softly, “But, Santiago, we can raise her together as your…” “Like hell we can. I don’t have words for the level of lividity I feel toward you and that bastard sperm donor, Lynsey, and I share in our so-called father. You disgust me, Layla. I’m done with your manipulation. Get the fuck off my pack grounds before I have the Gammas haul you out!” After she leaves, I turn on the news. There’s already footage of Layla confronting me…and then I see the cover story… Alpha Jesse and Isabella Pending Engagement.

She raised her voice a little higher, “I know it’s not easy, and I’m going to earn your acceptance and forgiveness. I’ll do everything, to prove to all of you, that I am nothing like my father. I promise.” There was silence after she spoke. But after a heavy moment of slow breathing and stares, Layla said to Rhea, actually sounding genuine. “I do not hate you, Rhea.” But she did not say anything else. She just turned away, and moved closer to the warriors to resume their training. But to Rhea, that was progress. She was actually so elated, that a smile broke out on her face. The moment was abruptly cut short when Jimin appeared, shirtless, with his lean and muscular arms crossed in front of

“Because I thought he was just lying to me.” “Why?” Lillian asked. “He knew our story before he courted me,” Layla said. “He knew what our father did.” “And you have proof for that?” Lillian asked. “My past.” ‘What do you mean your past?” “If we had met without me carrying a truckload of baggage and him not carrying the baggage of what happened to Joel,” Layla said. ‘Maybe, then, I could believe that he wooed me because he liked me, that maybe he found me pretty and charming and loveable. But now, with all these discoveries, I would probably be so naïve to believe that his crime against Joel and his regrets and his guilt and desire to repent had nothing to do with him wanting to get close to

And somehow, with me and the kid missing from town, he would have guess right. "Are you still interested in knowing how Layla lived after she left the pack?" My grip tightened around the phone. "Tell me what you found." I heard his deep intake of breath before he spoke. "Seven months after she left... she gave birth. "To a son." I forgot to breathe. My mind began racing through the numbers. Seven months after... Seven years ago. Aiden was six years and a few months old... I couldn't make my mouth form a word. Then Nash said the one thing that could render all tests, all masking potion antidote... pointless. "Dray..." His voice had gone quiet. "She was pregnant when you two broke up.”

She had trained for the last ten years for this opportunity and now at last, she was ready. Tomorrow she would finally embark on her mission and bring her parent’s murderer to justice. Layla was both excited and nervous, excited that she was finally being given this opportunity but nervous because Blake had told her that the Black Water Alpha was a cruel and ruthless man, who showed no mercy to anyone who opposed him. If she was caught before she killed him, she had no doubt that he would kill her without a second thought.

Layla Belmond dear, as you can see this will be your new parents from now on and they are here to take you home with them. My eyes widened in surprise as I diverted my gaze from her to the couple and a smile formed from the corner of my mouth. I was in such a hurry to leave this place that I didn't even have time to say goodbye to my other siblings or rather I was too scared to face Lily knowing well of what I'd done. What? Eddie and I exclaimed when the sister informed us about Layla's adoption. She didn't even say goodbye to any of us, was she that excited that she forgot about us?

As I came down the stairs, I bumped into someone and my phone fell out of my hand. I quickly bent down to pick it up and then, I heard her voice. “Oh, I'm sorry.” Gaia. What on earth was she doing here? “What are you doing here?” Her face fell into a frown and she looked away for a moment. “What does it look like, Javon? I'm the new lawyer on your case so you can be rest assured that you're going down.” What? Since when did she become a lawyer? She tried to walk away but I held her back.

she whispered, her voice trembling. “I’ve chosen Zara,” he replied, glancing towards the beautiful woman standing behind him. Zara’s smile was triumphant, her hand resting possessively on Aiden’s arm. Layla’s vision blurred with tears as Aiden’s rejection echoed in her mind. The memory shifted. Weeks had passed since Aiden’s rejection, and Layla had thrown herself into her duties to distract from the emptiness that consumed her. She had been serving dinner to visiting dignitaries when she first saw him.