Harvey X Reader Stardew Valley Novels & Stories

Harvey answers and leans down to breath in my scent. I must have died and gone to paradise. “Doll, can you take it?“ Jace asks and I nod eagerly, of course I can take it. “Isn't she the best we've ever had?“ Harvey asks and connects our lips again for a kiss, my Harvey and his oral fixation is everything to me. “Good then” Jace says and Harvey lays on his back, “come on pretty, get on it” he says and I get up from my position, body shaking with lust.

I yelled holding my stomach. Just like Xavier decided to listen to me he stopped, his mischievous face stared at my red face as he looked at his face in the mirror and arranged his hair. He flashed his killer smile then nodded in satisfaction. "Have the worst day, Candy" He said with a smirk on his face. Xavier threw his bag pack over his left shoulder as he jumped down from the truck and walked over to my side to open the door for me. His signature smirk was still on his face as helped me down then brought out his phone from his pocket.

Xander's expression darkened but did not dare to let his anger show. "You've offended Mister Wolf just now. Get down on your knees and apologize!" Harvey commanded. "You... You're way out of line here!" Xander was furious. "So what if I am?" Harvey stared at them condescendingly, his overpowering presence looming over Xander and his men. "The peak of the Innate State?" Xander gaped. He only crossed arms with Harvey briefly earlier and did not have the time to inspect Harvey's true energy flow. It was not until this moment that he realized Harvey was at the peak of the Innate State.

The worst news was Tyler had arrived in Jencity too. … The door opened, and Harvey came in with a pot of roses. He had disguised himself before he went out. Vicky saw the flower in his hands and muttered, "This is…" Harvey took off his hat and mask and smiled. "It's for you." "For me?" Vicky was surprised. "Yes." Harvey placed the flower on the window. "Although Tyler is here, he can't leave his corporation unattended for too long and just stays here. When he leaves, that's going to be our chance."

said Xavier. "No problem." To be honest Harvey was lazy. From the very beginning the idea of ​​calling an emergency call was not a good idea. "This is my phone number." Xavier gave Harvey a card. “If things like this happen again, you can contact me personally.” "Are you sure?" Harvey couldn't believe it. Xavier nodded his head, then he looked at Steve's house one more time. "Yes I am sure. Because I do feel there is something strange about him.” --

Hayden replied with annoyance. “That was before she discovered that I existed and then she didn’t want you anymore,” Harvey teased. “Thankfully so…” Hayden murmured as he relaxed into the sofa. Harvey thought that his brother looked tired. He’s been looking tired for a while now so the work outside must be getting to him. Harvey understood very well how tough the work was and he was thankful to his brother for temporarily filling up his shoes. “Well, as long as that girl is kept isolated from the world, I guess it’s not a problem…” Harvey said with a firm nod of his head.

The click of the lock sounded too loud. “Aaron… I asked you to leave,” Harvey’s heart thumped. Wildly. His mate chose him over running away. Aaron took a cautious step forward. “What happened out there?” Harvey laughed once, bitter and strained. “You.” Aaron stiffened. “That’s not funny.” “I’m not joking.” Harvey dragged a hand through his hair, breathing uneven. “Then stop talking in riddles,” Aaron replied in disbelief, almost incredulous at Harvey’s answer. “You accepted an award, you saw me, and now you’re acting like—like—”

I didn't need it anymore. I gave every last cent of it to an orphanage, hoping it would bring some peace to the child Harvey and I had lost. Noah and I had no use for his monetary gift in our new life. I came across news from Caldoria the following year. Harvey had risked his life to save several injured children during a massive fire, where he ended up dying from smoke inhalation. I stared at the news in a daze until Noah and my daughter looked at me anxiously. I smiled faintly at them before calmly turning off the TV.

"But dude, I said I'm sorry. It hasn't gotten to this" "Of course it has. You know I forgot to add the phrase, 'again' to my first sentence. You know this is the third time you'll be doing this shit. I've caught you twice and I spared you 'cause you promised you weren't gonna do this shit anymore, but here you are caught red handed. You deserve to rot in hell, man. You fucking know that when you take these things, it's gonna cause a glitch in the sales and what's worse? You'll become a traitor to X-habit. Scratch that! You're already one. Move your broke ass upstairs" "But man-"

The dimly lit room smelled of stale smoke and whiskey. Harvey sat at a small table in the back corner, his fingers tapping rhythmically against the wooden surface. He stared across at Roland, a grizzled man with a scar running across his left cheek. Roland’s cold eyes watched Harvey carefully, waiting for instructions. Harvey took a deep breath, breaking the tense silence. "I’m giving it one more shot, Roland," he said, his voice low and firm. "One last chance to win Celine’s heart without resorting to…drastic measures."