Holden Liv And Maddie Novels & Stories

Miranda said with a little sigh. “No, he doesn’t,” Lauren said. Usually she let Miranda’s statements pass by without an argument, but she couldn’t let that one go. Lauren had the poster with the cast of The Outsiders on it hanging on the back of her bedroom door, and she got a good look at Matt Dillon every morning. Tad did not look a thing like him. “He totally does!” Miranda insisted. “No way,” Lauren said. “Well, he’s going to be a junior and he has a Camaro,” Miranda said, as if this settled everything.

They were riding in a black Mercedes-Maybach S580 with a similar car but grey in colour in front of them and an SUV behind them, both containing the Conat's bodyguards. "Mummy, do you know that Sheila and I share the same birth month? Our birthdays are just a day apart!" Andrew spoke with so much excitement. Seeing Andrew all excited warmed Maddie's heart somewhat. Even Jake's lips curved to form a small smile. Maddie caught it when she looked at the front view mirror and it made a smile curve in her own face. She quickly averted her gaze when she saw him turning his head to look into the mirror, afraid he will catch her.

I was good at keeping secrets, and the wolf who had changed into a lady was a big secret to be kept. Maddie lived with her sons in our cabin for the next few months. We visited her very often. My dad liked talking with her, playing with her babies, and spending time together. I remember the first time she brushed my hair, the first time she sang to me, the first time she changed into her wolf and played with me and my dad in the snow. And I remember that one day I caught them kissing in the kitchen and asked when they wanted to have sex. I remember the faces they made, both of them.

I felt like I was going to drop him at any moment. “Where to?” I asked. “The rug in the living room.” Moving carefully out of the bathroom, Aiden and I reached the living room. Then we slowly lowered Mr. Higgins' body down on the rug. Aiden covered the body properly with the rug. “Now, I'll—” The front doorbell rings, cutting him off. We shared a glance at each other. “Are you expecting someone?” I asked. Aiden shook his head. “My brother isn't supposed to be here until tomorrow.”

He leaned forward to speak to the driver, “Turn around. Our plans have changed.” “You’ll do no such thing, Daniel!” Maddie bellowed. “If you make one move to turn this van around, I’ll toss you out to that hungry hoard myself!” One of the few things that I’d learned about was the speed in which this alien breed of people could move, if so inclined. I’d been told about it by Sally and Marc, but hadn’t really witnessed it until Joshua leaned over me, opened the side door of the van, kicked Maddie out onto the road, and closed the door again with superman speed.

"She knew you were alive?" He nodded. "Yes." My chest tightened. "Then why did she tell everyone you died?" Adrian looked at the floor. "Because she was trying to protect me." "And you?" He looked at me. "I was trying to protect her." Silence. Then Maddie whispered: "Protect her from who?" Adrian's expression became dark. "The person who killed her." Everyone froze. --- ### Maddie My entire body went cold. "The person who killed my mother is alive?" Adrian looked at me.

The move doesn’t go unnoticed by this guy, if his eyes narrowing are any indicator. “Josh, I’d like to introduce you to Delta Trevor and Delta Jessica. They were my childhood best friends. These are their children, Harmony,” Maddie gestures to the youngest who gives a cute little wave, “Melody is the one on the gurney and I’m assuming he,” pointing to the male, “is their son, Clef. Everyone, this is my mate, Luna Joshua.”

One wouldn't think much of cell phones if one was battling Tracker demons and finding out parentage secrets. Maddie raised her head and looked at her friend. Up close, she could see that Olive didn't look so good. She was pale, her eyes were bloodshot and there were dark rings around them, like she'd lost a lot of blood. She even looked thinner, the look of someone who'd lost a lot of body weight in a short time. She frowned worriedly. "Never mind me. Liv, are you ok? You look–" Olive smiled, but even her smile was tired. "Ah, it's nothing. Just a little cold. Do you want to tell me where you've been?"

Ryder spoke out calmly, trying to get me to see reasons. I lost it. "The past?! It happened days ago. And even if it was in the past, do you think I can ever move on from that?!" I paused, staring at all of them before blurting out the words "I, Liv Anderson, reject you all as my mate. I am not interested" "What!" Max snapped. "You really need to think this through Liv" Ryder spoke out immediately. Callum, who seemed indifferent, spoke. "And what are we supposed to do after that information?"