Julie Garwood The Secret Novels & Stories

Josh Some secrets must be protected at all costs. Secrets never to be spoken of or heard. Some secrets are far too sacred for words; for fear the wind might carry them away to the wrong ears. ************ Melinda sat in her usual old knitting chair, tucked at the fat corner of the dimly lit sitting room, her figure half swallowed by the dark. Her eyes moved faintly with the sound of footsteps from the porch as the door creaked open. Josh slipped inside, clicking the locks on the door quickly.

It was interest. My stomach twisted. He wasn’t supposed to look at her like that. I reached my room, closing the door behind me. The faint sounds of Mommy and Tiberius faded away down the hall, but my mind wouldn’t stop racing. Julia might think she could keep secrets, but she never could. She was an open book. A cheap one, too. If she thought she could hide something from me, from us, she was out of her mind. Let her think she’s safe for now.

Soft candlelight, gentle jazz, and the inviting scent of a delicious meal simmering on the stove filled the room. Her deep green dress complemented her effortlessly wavy hair, which was loosely pinned up. Her phone, resting silently beside a bowl of fresh fruit, held the true secret. As Luther poured himself wine, Julia discreetly sent a message: “Keep those videos safe and secure. They’re proving to be way too useful to risk losing. Just wait patiently for my instructions.” She smiled with genuine satisfaction as she tucked the phone away.

But not from tonight. Adrian’s blood ran cold. The screen went black. Then the figure disappeared. Adrian backed away from the window, heart racing, voice hoarse. “What the hell was that?” Julian didn’t answer. He was already reaching for his phone. But it was too late. A new notification lit up both their screens. Anonymous Upload. New Video. Title: Secrets Don’t Stay Buried. Adrian’s vision blurred. He looked at Julian. And finally said what he’d been afraid of all along.

“I ran into Nathaniel and saw your set. It was really good, Julian.” “You can’t tell anyone, Willow, please! I know you and Joy tell each other everything, but please she has to hear this from me.” Julian begged. “I won’t tell, I promise!” “Are you sure? Willow, seriously, you cannot tell her. O-or anyone.” “I understand!” I exclaimed. “Why don’t you trust me?” “It’s just…this is a big secret.” Julian stated. I took a deep breath. “Fine, we’ll swap secrets. You wanna know who I’m seeing?” I asked.

Paul looked at her, this part of the conversation unexpected. "I'm not telling them anything," Paul answered. "Are you insane?" Julia responded. "It's their mother we're talking about, they have the right to know." Paul cleared his throat, wanting this conversation to be over. "Let's not talk about this anymore." "No!" Julie shouted, getting frustrated with him putting this off. "We were talking about this. I don't like keeping secrets and telling lies. You have to say something. You can't let them pine over someone who wasn't really their mother. You have to tell them the truth."

He couldn't understand why she would do something. "I guess not everyone is as they seem, right?" Sophie said as she walked in with David. ********* To everyone of you that came so far with me, I want to take this moment to thank you all. You have been a source of inspiration to me, pushing me to my very best. Thank you all so much. Finally, Secret Love is coming to an end. 2 more chapters to go!!!🤗🤗 Check out my other story; Fading Scars: Scars of the past on W******l. I'm sure you'll love it.

5 Years Earlier "Are you sure we won't get caught?" Eloise nervously asked, looking around the empty attic as if somebody would emerge from the shadows at any moment. Gerwulf smiled at her, his honey eyes calming her childish fears instantly. "Of course we won't. Everybody should be on the lower floors," Gerwulf snickered to himself, elbowing her gently as he took her hand. He lead her across the room to their secret hideout, a door hidden behind years of clutter that had been forgotten by previous alphas. Eloise helped as they quietly pushed the old door open.

Nichole gave me an apologetic look even though she was hurt as well. Dumpp!! In the middle of our heated argument, we heard a loud sound which made us shriek extremely. "What the heck is this?" Natasha asked dramatically but her guts shut down when she saw Blake who threw the book on the table. "Read the book and find the details. Don't bother her again." He threw a murderous look to everyone particularly towards Natasha before made his way God knows where. "Rude much." I heard her mutter under her breath before she took the book "The Hidden Secrets" from the table and flipped the first page.

he called. And three dishevelled figures rolled out from behind an old bookshelf. His friends are no expert in concealment indeed. The bookshelf is not enough to hide Don’s vast frame and in this silent corridor, Alice’s mutter could be clearly heard. “Van, this is not what you’re thinking,” Cara explained after disentangling herself from Don and Alice. “Yeah man, we’re not following you or something,” Don added. While getting up he almost squashed Alice.