Kaia Noelle Olusola Novels & Stories

I didn't call Kai immediately but instead went after Noelle. I basically ran downstairs but she was not in the sitting room. It seemed she was leaving the house. “Noelle?” I called in a loud voice, running right out of the house. I was right. She was leaving. “Noelle, what are you doing?” I asked, surprise written all over my face, she was in my McLaren, ready to drive away. “Open the fucking gate!!!” She yelled at Kaid who stood by the gate, his eyes on me as he awaited further instructions from me.

Every now and then I nodded to myself, pretending to read messages that didn’t exist. Kaia flipped through her phone, showing Orion pictures of wedding venues. “I adore this one,” she said in her smooth voice. “But you know, we deserve something more grand. Something unforgettable. Not small or… basic.” Her eyes flicked back to me through the mirror — just for a second — like she wanted the words to sting. And they did. I pressed my lips together. I told myself not to care, not to let it show. I was just an employee. Nothing more. Nothing less.

He swallowed and looked away. “I apologize, Ms. Hart-” “Drop the formalities.” Noelle said sternly. “I'm getting married to your boss, the least you can do is treat me less like a stranger.” Khalid was silent for a little while before he nodded. “I apologize, Ms. Noelle.” Not total progress, but something. “Alright. Now, let's actually find a dress that works.” Turning, she reached out for another dress. But just as she was about to grab it, Khalid said.

“You have no idea how many surprises I actually have up my sleeve. You aided the Nokaura in the destruction of many innocent lives – lives that were under your charge.” Kai came up behind me and wrapped his arms around my waist. That was when Selene noticed that we had not been alone. Anger flashed across her face, and she did not try to hide that. Did she really think that I was the only participant in this great plan of ours? “Remind me who the Nokaura are, doll,” he said, resting his chin on my head. He knew who they were, but he was enjoying this as much as I was. This was supposed to be his Goddess, but she was anything but. She was the worst kind of evil. We stopped that evil from dest

And I stand there. Wanting more. I go anyway. The gala is all polished glass and empty smiles. Cameras flash. Men in suits with their ties too tight. Women in heels so high they forget how to walk. Everyone pretending they like each other. And then I see her. Kaia. She’s not center stage. She’s on the sidelines. Watching. She’s wearing black. Simple. Clean. Not flashy. But there’s something dangerous in it. Like she knows she’s not here to impress anyone—she’s here to measure them.

As I raised the bottle to my lips for another swig, a booming voice spoke, startling me. “Listen up!” Keane shouted, getting to his feet, and an almost immediate silence fell over the crowd as though a flip had been switched. I glanced at Kasey, who chewed her lip anxiously, not looking at me. “Welcome, new intakes,” he continued, rubbing his hands together like a kid at Christmas. His eyes roamed the crowd, landing multiple times on me with a dangerous glint, but I tried to ignore it. “Blackwood Academy is our home here, and as most of you already know, we rule this school.”

“You told me to keep my distance! Said if we got too close, we’d put her in danger. And look at her now—gone.” I flinched. “You let us chose Sylvie,” he said. “Over Kaia. Again and again.” Jace rushed into the room, stepping between us. “What the hell’s going on?” “Kaia,” Noah said bitterly. “She left us.” Jace blinked. “What? She’s not in Cuba? I thought she was working on the new product—” “She left,” Noah cut him off. “Fled to Mexico. Signed a contract with the Orman Group. She’s one of them now.”

C Noeline.

she replied shocking Kaia that she could switch this easily and fast. “ Ye-eah that’s what I was trying to let you know,” she awkwardly answered. Only if she knew what she was planning in her mind. She wasn’t going to let this slide. She was going to drag that bitch down if it was the last thing she does. She didn’t know what boundaries meant, and she thought it was okay to do anything she felt like doing just cause she was Kaia. Well news flash Kaia , “ The devil doesn’t bargain, he’ll only break your heart again. It isn’t worth it darling,” Noëlle sang Alec’s Devil doesn’t bargain to herself as she put her arm over Kaia’s neck and they walked off.

I acted cold and snapped at her so Sirocco would get mad at me instead of wanting her. Then came the night of the gala. One last night to play dress-up before the war started. She walked to the top of the stairs and my heart stopped. Her hair was a waterfall of curls down her back. The dress clung to every curve of her body. It was strapless, showing off her bare shoulders. And her eyes—that icy blue-green—still had that deep sadness. She looked like porcelain. Fragile, but strong enough to carry the world. I’ve never seen anyone like her. Kaia had every reason to hate this place, more than I ever did. But she was still there, helping the people who destroyed her.