Just Right Novels & Stories

And they will pay for the price for giving my cousin a low self esteem! After couple of hours we finally done moving in my things inside our room. Our room is not that bad. It's perfectly fit to both of us. We have each bedroom with bathroom, enough space for living room and kitchen. All in all it's good for live here. My mom really picked well. Mom are the best right?? 😉😉😉 "So I have something for you!" My cousin said as we lay down in the sofa together still resting from exhaustion. She then get up and went to her room.

For good this time. ****

Almost perfect. Almost.

“Yeah. It’s still not working.” “Patience, Quinn. It takes time.” “Don’t you like it here?” “No, I love it here. It’s my father I can’t stand.” “Maybe it won’t be as bad as all that.” He sighed audibly. “It will be. Is that all you wanted to know?” I nodded and he broke the mind link. Justin slowly made his way up the mountain to the castle that loomed over the forest. The road looked like an old wagon road – nothing more than two tracks in the dirt, and the driver struggled to keep the large SUV in the grooves. “I forgot how bad it is here,” he said. “Prince…when you take over, will you modernise?”

No contact. Just a shadow trailing another.

Just a little taste. *******************************************************

Just us. And it was perfect.

_*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> "I hope you're right."

It just did. THE END

Theo complimented. I could feel the heat suddenly rising in both of my cheeks. He looked so good too. Just seeing his charming smile made my heart leap. “Thank you,” I replied, trying to sound calm. “You look good either.” “Thanks,” he said with a smile. As we chatted, a tall girl with fair skin and straight blonde hair approached. She wrapped her hands on Theo’s waist. He seemed surprise, but a flicker of affection lit his eyes as he realized who she was