Homecoming Kate Morton Novels & Stories

Ceaser voiced out his thoughts and everyone probably assumed that he had found his mate but he paid them no heed as he could not imagine himself being mated to a common Rogue. All Kate wanted to do was just go home and lock herself in her room and just sleep to escape the harsh realities that faced her. As she was making her way home , a strong pair of hands made his way around her waist. She tried to remove the hands but the grip was so firm but surprisingly soothing and she felt very safe there.

If he won't help, maybe out of the kindness of his heart he'll steer me in the right direction. Without stopping to think about it anymore, she reached for her jacket again and was out of the house before she could change her mind. She was finally at the Morrison house. It was a work in progress. She parked her car at the front of the house and got down from after after switching off her engine. She looked around the surrounding and she noticed there was some development in the area. "It seems Mr Morrison is renovating his home." She thought to herself. She walked towards the front porch and knocked on the door. There wasn't any response from anyone, but the windows were opened and she figur

A dark, secret part of me I don’t even want to acknowledge exists feels a sliver of glee rising. My mind is quiet as Bree once again slinks into the recesses of my mind leaving me to feel simply marvellous. Well done Berlarot you clever thing. “Oh Kate, don’t worry you don’t ever have to pay me back!” I say sweetly, a grin that can only be described as victorious snaking its way across my face as I already imagine telling Sinead I can go shopping with her. Mr Adam’s coughed and addressed Kate again. “Miss Winters, you actually owe the Academy for next term's accommodation, when we correct the accounts you are behind by a considerable amount,” sliding a manila paper towards her, just as many

I know that he will run at the back door just to run away from me, to save his life, but I will not allow that, because there’s a debt that he needs to pay, and the payment is his LIFE. I went back inside the house and went upstairs to my room. I took Kera out and told her that there will be a big game that will happen later, and she needs to watch because she will be my only audience aside from my mom and dad inside my heart necklace. She said “Yes” to it and I know she is also excited like me. I put her at the top of the cabinet, for her to watch clearly and I wrote “MORTEM” on a piece of paper with my blood and let her hold it. After a few hours of waiting. I heard Mang Berto’s pickup tru

"I won't even give you a single day. I already told your mom. She'll have someone take you back today." "Neil, you can't do this to me!" Kate cried hysterically, thrashing around and smashing everything within her reach. It wasn't until the doctors injected her with a sedative that she finally went quiet. Soon, Margaret's people arrived to take her away. As Kate lost consciousness before being taken away, she still clung to my hand. Silently, I pried her fingers away and watched her go. The next time I heard anything about Kate was a week later. The second her plane had touched down, Margaret had shipped her straight to the Pruitt residence. They threw a massive wedding shortly after, and al

And just like that, she turned and walked off, heading back to the camp without another word. The remaining two men stared at her lifelessly, then looked at each other, and at me. I glanced at Keto, waiting for the next move. Keto stared after Kate, still holding his gun. He let out a short laugh, shaking his head slowly. “She looks so much like Orion sometimes… you’d think they came out of the same womb.” I raised a brow at him. “I know. It’s scary how comfortable she is with killing.” He nodded. “I didn’t think she had it in her like that.”

“But I’m back now. And I’m not going anywhere.” Kate’s smile widened, and she gestured toward the bathroom. “You need a proper bath,” she said. “Stay here. I’ll run the water for you.” She disappeared into the bathroom, and I sank onto the edge of the bed, my body heavy with exhaustion. The events of the past few days played over in my mind, and I felt a fresh wave of gratitude for Kate’s bravery. Without her, I would still be in Jasper’s clutches, or worse. Kate returned a few minutes later, a towel slung over her shoulder. “The water’s ready,” she said, her voice gentle. “Take your time. I’ll go find you something proper to eat.”

Hiram had personally slapped his son, been slapped himself, and apologized profusely, only to compensate with a car. The Moor family! Belleford's top family, scared by a woman? Many were shocked and even more frightened. Looking at Kate's back, many were puzzled—why did this goddess seem like a demon? Easton was utterly despondent. Kate returned to her room, seeing Kiran York sitting casually inside. He smiled at her from the doorway…

Just hearing the name Morvane gives her the chills. “I remember reporting that I was trapped and attacked by a demon, in the Morvane camp?” “What's all this all… hold on! You mean!” John had already lost it. But something clicked in his head. Zero won't just attack violently. Unless he sees a threat, someone like Adrian and the… “Don't tell me that, she is a…” “Don't tell me it took you this long to figure out the puzzle.” Kate looked more disgusted at John. Which he didn't mind because his mind was spinning violently.