Jody Silverman Novels & Stories

“So what’s your question?” I stared at his good-looking face. I just noticed now that his eyes were pitch black and every time he blinks, the color suddenly changes into golden brown. His face gets closer to me, but not close enough that we would kiss. Just enough for us to see each other clearly and closely. Jacob is already twice my age, his son is years older than me. And yet he remained that silent power within him. “I really don’t have any question. I just wanted to say something since it seemed like we’re just gonna spend the whole time in this room with silence.”

“It’s adorable, really. And that is the advantage of growing up with the big bad alpha. You know, I am practically his sister. I do need to get a raise, but I don't really need to do much, do I?” “Don’t push it, Madeline,” I said. “You already have an unlimited credit card. As if you might need more than that. Mind you, I need to put a limit last time. I think that you call yourself a diamond ring making everyone think that you're getting married when you are single and haven't maintained the relationship in how long exactly? Ah, maybe never.” “That is because I am the big bad alpha practical sister and everyone is afraid of speaking to me, let alone date me.”

“Wow! It is so beautiful! Alexander, I want one too!” I shrugged my shoulders. “OK, then just take it.” Alexander's face instantly turned dark. “Stop fooling around, this is equivalent to our wedding ring! Jessica, how can you just give it away to someone else?” I smiled. “But I do not think Lilith counts as someone else to us.” I snatched the bone ring and slid it directly onto Lilith's hand. Lilith giggled as she flaunted her hand toward Alexander. “Alexander, it fits me perfectly too!”

His shoulders looked a little straighter now, his eyes brighter. “Guess I’m second,” Linda said, breaking the short silence. She pushed herself up and brushed her hands over her purple jersey, standing tall even though her voice wavered a little. “My name is Linda Silver,” she began, her gaze fixed somewhere on the grass in front of her. “The only daughter of Collins Silver and—” But before she could finish, Fenrik suddenly straightened, his smirk dropping off his face. “Wait,” he interrupted sharply, his voice cutting through the quiet like a knife. “You’re… a Silver? As in… your brother was Landon Silver?”

- -Nolan go- she asked him without raising her head -It would be better if you stopped being nervous next to me- another stream of pheromones was launched towards her and that only made the girl's eyes close tightly. Silver got up and threw her off the table, standing in front of her protecting her even though the strong emotions of the moment weren't good for her heart, but she couldn't stay like that. From that new angle, Nolan took a good look at her and smiled. -Oh, now I recognize you, you are the Director of Design of that new company, if I am not mistaken, Silver- he smiled sideways- but it is strange- he made as if he smelled- you are an omega, if I remember correctly there was a rul

Will he even listen to me right now? My phone buzzes. *Silver: You can come over now. Go easy on him, he looks exhausted.* I get up, weaving through the aisles to where Silver and TJ are on the other side of the library. Slowly, I walk over to meet them. TJ doesn’t notice me immediately; he’s pressing on a calculator, still. Silver clears her throat to get his attention. “Christ’s,” he curses irritably once he sees me. For a second, I think he’s going to bolt again, but he sits still. His face looks pale, almost guilty.

~Pamela 86. Father Figure "Why are you here, Silver?" Stephan asked, interrupting the shrewd lawyer's thoughts. "There are some business officials that want to meet with you and few contracts to sign, I am here to interpret the clauses so there are no foul plays," Silver said. He adjusted his shirt so that it sat right. For some reason, I still could not get myself to relax around this Lawyer because my instinct kept telling me that he was bad news. Whatever I had seen him do, I was sure that I would remember just in time.

“No, I'm asking you to give Burke space. He will be calm in a few days, and then you both can sit and discuss as men." “I don't have anything to discuss with him. He's not the one I got pregnant." Aaron said tersely. Silver sighed. If only it were that simple. "I'm just trying to help,” Silver said flatly. Aaron nodded. "I appreciate it, thanks.” He muttered and then stalked out of the room. Silver dropped back into her seat, picking up her phone to message Maya. Silver: How's it going? Maya's response came back swiftly. Maya: So far, so good.

He brings me down and we are in an empty land, just a few trees, grasses swaying, and a strong punch of air to our faces. “For now, just stop being high maintenance because the status of our image is hanging on the cliff. We need to right here and see Silver, as soon as possible. He does not want to make time wasteful.” “Hydrating yourself from some water is not a wasteful time.” “If it is hydrating us, then it still means no to him.” “Wow, what are these two-couple arguing about? Nice seeing the two of you here as wedded persons.” Silver threw a burst of laughter as he shows himself in a sudden moment with grapes in his hands, eating them leisurely.