Kate Martin Relationships Novels & Stories

"Just go. If you're so determined to leave, then don't ever come back." Seeing that Kate had chosen him, Martin was so thrilled he almost couldn't speak. He shot me a smug look, a smirk playing on his lips. "Don't worry, Kate. Just say the word, and I'll run away with you. We'll be the happiest couple in the world." I let out a sigh and walked out, ignoring their words. And true to her word, Kate didn't come after me. She had always believed things would work out easily. Margaret might spoil her and let her fool around, but she would never allow Kate to be with Martin. Even Kate's first love had disappeared without a trace because of Margaret's arrangements.

When I opened the door, it was Margarita talking to Camila, whom I first saw. Rue's eyes widened when he saw me. "Oh, my God!" He said hysterically before walking towards me. I grinned timidly, "I like it, but..." "Please, no buts! It looks good on you!" Margarita fixed the strap before smiling. "Goodness, gracious. Didn't know your girlfriend looks exquisite when she's dressed!" Margarita and Rue grabbed both my hands before leaving the fitting room altogether. The three of us went to where Adam was sitting. His legs were crossed as he was bored reading magazines. Oh, what a hot view…

My fiancee, Natalie Crenshaw, has always had a phenomenal memory. She never forgets a thing. Yet, when I propose, she forgets to hold out her hand for the diamond ring. When we go to get our marriage certificate, she forgets to bring her identification papers. And on our wedding day, she forgets she's supposed to be there altogether. Why? Because she's busy saving her childhood sweetheart's wedding next door—by stepping in as the bride herself. Seeing all this, Mom suffers a heart attack. I beg Natalie to go to the hospital and explain things, but she simply links her arm with Erik Cuoco's mother, sweetly calling her "Mom", and claims that I'm nothing more than a pursuer who doesn't kn

“I’ll go through with your ritual. But don’t think for one second that I will ever accept him as my mate.” Durmas smirked, clearly unaffected by my defiance. “We’ll see, girl. We’ll see.” Mia squeezed my hand as Durmas left. “I’m so sorry, Catherine.” I swallowed hard, my throat tight with emotion. “So am I, Mia. So am I.” But I wouldn’t let Kane have me. Not truly. I hadn’t even recovered from Durmas’s cold words before he stepped forward again, his eyes scanning my face like he was studying me.

My lunch seemed insufferably meager today as I sat at the table with Nina and Brittney, who had both already found their mates since they were a year ahead of me. Everything felt even more awful now that I had learned Felix had rejected me, refusing to accept me as his Luna. It was especially hurtful after I had excitedly told him how special this day was supposed to be. Nina looked at me, a gentle smile playing on her lips as she asked, "So, Kate, have you met your mate yet?"

She was imagining that soon she would be the wife of a man, and that man was a man who suffers impotency. "Miss Kate, this is the paper proof of transfer to your account." Roy said. Roy took back the contract and gave a transfer receipt paper as a receipt for Kate. The look on Kae's face was very serious. "Thank you," said Kate. Kate bowed her head and fingered the edge of the receipt with her delicate fingers. She finally breathed a sigh of relief, as her mother was saved. *** Two days later,

August finally nodded her head and concluded. “I’m still surprised by this”. Kate said. “Surprised with what? Anita asked her. Kate stared at August and asked, “Your parents and Kent’s parents are close friends right? “Yes they are, I could still remember them carrying me when I was small”. August said and giggled when she remembered it. “How come you haven’t met Kent or even Kevin “. Kate said. “Yeah it’s true, like hell babe, you didn’t even know him”. Lisa said.

Day after day that Kate passed was very painful, something was wrong with her, her body became weak and felt pain, but Kate couldn't explain how the pain was, she just missed her son, Kale. But Matthew was always there to accompany Kate at her worst times, Kate always persuaded Matt to go back to his Omega, and she felt very guilty for ruining their relationship, but that wasn't her intention in the beginning, she was only doing it for her mother's health and had no other goals. But Matt didn't leave Kate for a second, he was always beside her and never came back to his house to meet Nicole.

In the letter, I poured out all the grievances and disappointments I had harbored toward Mason over the years. “Mason, I’ve had enough of your lies and promises that never came true. From now on, we have nothing to do with each other. I hope you never show up in our lives again — not mine, not our daughter’s.” From that moment on, we truly became strangers. By the time my daughter and I left the pack territory in the car, Mason was still at the ceremony, surrounded by blessings and well wishes.

The cake on the dining table was nothing but a melted mess. The maid's painstakingly prepared dinner had grown cold hours ago. I grabbed my phone and snapped a picture of the lonely table. No amount of editing could make it look inviting or cozy. A bitter smile tugged at the corners of my mouth. Just as I was about to switch off my phone, a new post from Kate McCauley appeared on my feed. "Starting today, I'm officially his girlfriend!" In the photo, she and a man sat in a car, their fingers tightly clasped.