Inbetween Novelas e Histórias

Time to end this one way or another. ***

Jaime gave me a nod and walked out of the room leaving me alone. ******************* Brianne’s POV I woke up feeling like I had been sleeping for day, my eyes tiredly floated across the room, I remembered where I was and the weird things that had happened to me last time, starting from when I had run away from Jason and the appearance of his older brother who was also some sort of Alpha wolf king like Jason.

This is weird Sky is right I don't like Rick and James. Why is he has to be right? I hate it. I hate the way he always said things right I break the kiss "Cut." Stuart said and I looked at Sky. He smiled "Okay break time people, 3 hours." I walked to my seat and just rest my body there. I'm sleepy and just need to sleep "Want to eat?" Sky asked "Eat what?" I asked "Meat." He said and my eyes widen. I nodded

Taking the Next Step The morning started quietly, just as I liked it. I woke to the gentle hum of life outside my window, the sunlight casting golden patterns on the walls of my bedroom. Biscuit was sprawled across the foot of the bed, her tiny body rising and falling with each purr. For a moment, I stayed still, savoring the quietness, letting the day unfold at its own pace. It was my birthday, and while I hadn’t planned anything extravagant, I hoped it would be one of those peaceful days that left a smile lingering long after it ended.

If anything, she was irritated by how everyone seemed to assume there was something between them. Because there wasn’t. Right? She shook her head, muttering under her breath as she reached for the remote. "This day just keeps getting weirder." Her thoughts lingered on Trevor’s intense gaze for a brief moment before she shoved it aside, determined not to give it—or him—any more attention. "Right back," Justin said, slipping into the chair beside her. "I am so... changing this movie," Ivy muttered, grabbing the remote to scroll through the options. "Please do," Justin replied with a laugh, and they both chuckled, the tension easing as the screen flickered to a new selection.

He thought about what the answer was. He picked up the pen and wrote below the question, on the first page of the community centre notebook, in the space he had left: It knows the between-time has always needed a room. It knows the room must be entered without commitment, because the between-time is not a programme. It knows the between-time needs the field for breathing and the timber for warmth and the kitchen for the cup of tea made without being asked. It knows the corner holds the threshold person — the child and the adult and the person between the two. It knows the between-time is the village's most honest gathering because it happens without a reason. The room for the between-time is

"And endings." Overhead, the fracture trembled. Across the planet, the network listened. Millions of human minds hung on her every breath. Ava's eyes filled with tears, but her gaze never wavered. "But you've never understood what happens in between." The End became perfectly still. Completely motionless.

He stared at us for a long, long while, hesitating and deliberating before finally approaching us. However, he didn't speak right away. Instead, all he did was stare at my baby bump. Eventually, an irate Henry chased him off. "You're being awfully possessive of someone else's wife and kid, Mr. Brook!" Tim turned five shades redder and nodded in apology. Moments later, he quietly asked how many months along I already was. Henry rolled his eyes and promptly had his men escort me to the car. The two exchanged some words, but I had no idea what the conversation entailed.

"Alex, I will excuse myself for a moment alright? I'll just make a call from my client tonight. I will probably cancel my appointment at Bai Hotel." "What will you be doing at Bai Hotel?" Connie looked at Leonore with such an evident surprise and amusement in her eyes. "Oh my god, I can't believe I'll be introducing this to you again. But, it's fine you are excused since you have an impairment of your brain as of the moment and you are still under the healing process. So yeah, I still can't believe this will be the second time I will introduce to you the nature of my job." Leonore confusingly stared at the lady trying so hard to let her words sink in, yet it appeared to her that some of her

I should’ve known better. Before heading out the front door, I paused at Jax’s station of computers and started typing quickly. I set the sensors to turn off for thirty seconds; just in case they wanted to check which direction I went later. This way, they wouldn’t know where I was going. I didn’t plan on staying away forever, but right now, I didn’t have any plans of returning either. Without another thought, I walked out the doors. And I didn’t know when I’d be back. C