Hold Them Down Epic: The Musical Novels & Stories

The moment he shifted would be the moment where his training would officially begin. Enchantress Inessa stood beside Calliope and held her hand tightly. Silently comforting and preparing her for what’s about to come. Everyone was waiting for the moon to reveal itself as Morgan rose from his seat and stood in the middle of the crowd. Romero was smiling widely while the pack members keep on congratulating him. The whole pack went still and silent as they watched the sun slowly set while the moon takes over. Morgan closed his eyes and held the star in his hands tightly.

His eyes locked on the coat draped over my shoulders, and his face hardened. "Get away from her." Rocco's voice was low and dangerous, heavy with its usual menace. Ethan was taken aback, but he was no pushover. "Sir, I think you're mistaken," he said, straightening his back and meeting Rocco's gaze without fear. Rocco sneered and snapped his fingers. Two burly bodyguards slowly closed in on Ethan. "I'll say it again. Get away from her." Ethan still didn't back down. "I don't believe I've done anything wrong."

He whispers excitedly. Light started breaking through the cracks between Colton’s hands, which tipped me off to the fact that he had led me to the quad area of the campus. It was there that the song started playing, and where Colton removed his hands from my face revealing Matthew’s homecoming proposal. Emilia was there helping him hold up a huge poster with the words: Homecoming? Sorry if this hit you like an apple to the nose. Matthew had convinced Emilia and Colton to come together at least for a night to help him out with the homecoming proposal, and that would be the last time that they would be in good terms with each other. The fifth song was the song he and I slow-danced to during th

"But I never thought I'd actually hear them." Dominic pulled her closer, breathing in the faint scent of hospital antiseptic mingled with her vanilla shampoo. The solid weight of her against him felt right in a way he couldn't articulate. Three years of holding back, of maintaining careful distance, and now she was here in his arms where she belonged. "I should get that contract," he murmured into her hair. Ericka leaned back, eyebrows raised. "Now?" "Yes, now." Dominic reluctantly disentangled himself from her and stood. "Stay here. I'll be right back."