Give Me More Sara Cate Audiobook Novels & Stories

Sara nodded, "But things aren't the same this time! This time around, I have no idea what Stephen was trying to say... After making that statement, she proceeded to her desk, where she took out her phone, looked through her contact list, and then dialled a number. After a string of calls that went unanswered, the fifth one was answered by a slurred voice that said, "You're so annoying... you're really annoying, Sara..." The caller on the other end of the line was visibly intoxicated. After receiving a response, Sara began to feel a flutter of excitement. "Where are you at this moment? I'll have someone come pick you up at that location!"

I then started taking off his clothes. Writer's POV As Kira takes off Keith's clothes, Catherina felt really restless in Derek's house. She's been left alone and had nothing to do. She was still thinking of how she got out of her house when clearly she fainted in the house. She also wondered how and why her scream could make Kenn get injured like that. She didn't know if Derek had the answer, she only felt it was nice to ask. She also wanted to ask her if he would send her out of his house soon. She really didn't want to go back to that house where no one cared about her. Where her existence didn't matter. Where she was treated like rag. She felt it was safer here. She had this strong feelin

The next morning… Sara had slept on the couch, and when she woke up in the morning, she had a pounding headache. The dishevelled state of the room made her realize that Kevin had left. She immediately reached for her phone and called Kevin, her voice trembling with urgency. "Kevin, Kevin... where are you? Kevin, I need to talk to you. Can you come back? Kevin..." “Hi…” A girl's voice on the other end startled Sara. "Who are you?" Sara asked, her voice wavering. "I'm Sonia."

They picked up on the second ring, but not by the person he wanted; it went to voicemail and so his scowl deepened. Austin angry, “Sara, where are you?” Sara entered the room, out of breath. "I'm so sorry, sir. I just released puppies that found themselves in a storm drain.” Austin's scowl deepened. "Puppies? Really? That's your excuse?" Sara nodded, eyes downcast. "Yes, sir. I couldn't just leave them." Austin sneered. "You're pathetic, Sara. Let's go. We're late.” ****

Sara's voice cracked as she spoke, "I-I needed you, and you weren't there. I was a bad person, I admit that, but why didn't you leave a letter or a note? For a moment, I thought you were dead or locked up somewhere, and then I see you on television, that you're a billionaire's wife. I resented you so much for it because we are sisters, and even if you hate me so much, at least I wanted to know you were alive." Rachel reached out and took Sara's hand, her touch gentle. "I didn't leave a letter because I didn't want to feel guilty or hold back. I thought you'd be better without me, but heck, you became worse. Why on earth are you still on hard drugs? The doctor told me it's affecting your

And Macy would be out of time. “You’re awake,” said Sara, and she passed me a cup of coffee. I gratefully accepted it and drank. I’d averaged about three or four hours a night for the past couple of days, and I was feeling rough to say the least. “What are we going to do?” I said. “I don’t know,” said Sara. “But I do know someone who can help.” “I’m not calling Alex,” I said. “Nor am I!” she said. “I’m calling someone who can help us. I’m calling someone who knows more about this Luca Desilva bastard than anyone else in the whole world.”

He unmuted the device and Sara's voice came in "Eden, this is Sara, I'm sorry I haven't been able to get through. The security here is quite tight, and there is no way I could have get through you. I needed to be careful, I don't have much time to speak as I'm at the pool side pretending to be reading a magazine. If you can hear me, listen carefully" she said hastily "I can hear you Sara, speak up" Eden urged

"You're still going to tell me what you are doing to make money Sara, just look at the phone you are using, this costs a lot. Something is fishy sister hope you tell me about it soon." Cara said sternly. "This girl is such a dunce, I shouldn't have come here like this." Sara blamed herself. Sara stayed up there till evening and later left after promising to visit the next day. Sara got home and Nicole already left to wherever she went to. She lay on the couch, feeling bored, and decided to stroll around the street of Texas. Sara's phone suddenly rang, An unknown number though, she picked it up and place it against her ear.

Sara’s voice was tight with anxiety, but her words were sharp as she tried to regain control of the situation. Aurora’s lips curved downward, her eyes flickering briefly with distaste. “Where’s Audrey?” she repeated, her voice dripping with contempt. “That’s rich coming from you.” She scoffed, shaking her head. “You two fit together so perfectly, don’t you? I always knew I was too good for both of you, but thank you for taking my place. It made me find my destiny.” Sara’s anger flared, but before she could say anything, she choked on her words as tears began to fill her eyes. “Are you really married to the CEO of the Vladimir Empire?” she asked, her voice trembling with disbelief.

“Okay, maybe I should start from the beginning. This is going to take a while.” “I think that might be best,” Sara said as she felt a presence in the back of her that wrapped her in a tight hug. She had thrown on a shirt that was by the foot of the bed. Now a warm body was behind her holding her tight to him. The cool air seemed to disappear. “I am going to put you on speaker.” “Okay. Are you alone?” Tony asked as he waited for her to respond. “No.” She said. “Do you remember Garrett?”