Katherine 'kady' Allen Novels & Stories

His suit, tailored to perfection like his brother's, hugged his lean frame, accentuating his chiseled features and the determined set of his jaw. Moments later, the final car glided gracefully towards the grand entrance, driven by Katherine Hudson, the first daughter of the family. As she stepped out of the vehicle, her flowing dress whispered against the breeze, its ethereal beauty mirroring her grace and charm, and she approached Phillip, asking, "Do you know if Jada is going to be here?" "Don't know. Why?" Phillip asked, climbing up the stairs with her. Frowning at her brother, Katherine sighed and said, "After all the damaging rumors that have been circling around about her, it is best s

When Katherine woke up she was surrounded by the people she had come to know Over the last few days people she had come to consider her friends: Giselle, her teacher, mentor, friend; Sofia, the sister Katherine had always longed for but never had in Melody; Ray Stalls and Tracy Adams, the Couple who couldn't stop fighting... or stay away from each other either; Moonbeam, a vegetarian, earth-loving girl whose voice was always soft and kind, never a harsh word escaping her lips, and her boyfriend who was the complete opposite, Jamie Madison.

Dan advises, no bullshit in his tone. Katherine: Hey Josh, it's Katherine from last night. I set my phone down, and, takin a large gulp of my coffee, anxiously wait for a ring. “Okay, what about the other guy?” She continues grilling. Adam’s dark eyes flash through my mind making my body feel warm. I'm not even sure how to describe him.

“Hold on. Your landlord is Keene, right? And the husband of the babe you like?” “Yes. They don’t wear wedding bands.” Skip chuckled. “I see.” “What’s so funny when I can’t think straight, Skip?” “You’re funny, brotha.” “Then I found out Westley’s a rich kid. They call her Harry Bloom.” “Harry Bloom? How is she related to Lyndon Bloom?” I stared at Skip with pure shock. “You know her father?” “Yes. The district attorney for three years turned district representative, of course. I met him once. I heard that he has no plan to run for 2021. You should probably use your Google search, Clyve. It’s helpful.” He scratched me with his hypocrisy.

Haley demanded. "Is that Haley Sterling?" Haley sat up. "You remember me?" "I remember someone screaming about pony rights during an existential securities offering." Haley pressed a hand to her chest. "That is beautiful." Katherine took the phone. "Mr. Carter, this is Katherine Sterling. I need actionable facts."

Satisfied that her task is done, the figure retreats through the window, disappearing into the night with silent grace, leaving behind a room steeped in tranquility and the promise of a peaceful slumber for the girl named Rose. In the dimly lit hallway, Alpha Kaden ascends the staircase with purpose etched into his every step, a figure of authority and strength in motion. As he progresses upwards, a familiar voice cuts through the quiet hum of the house, tinged with a note of desperation and pain. The plea for aid, tinged with vulnerability, reaches his ears, drawing his attention like a magnet pulling at his heartstrings.

Max mutters the last part, but still I heard it. "Like what," I ask already guessing what it might be. "Like killing that Vampire before presenting the case in our court" Li finishes for him. So I guessed it right. "I don't have an access card to go inside" I frown. How are they planning to go inside? Max hand over me an access card of a girl named Catharine. "It's my sister's card. She works here" she is pretty. "That means, you guys are not coming?" there is only one card here.

Four sat in the driveway of the twin’s house, none of which belonging to their parents. As we found a clear spot down the street and walked up towards the front of the house, I could hear the muffled shouting through the screen door. “She is dead, Garrett.” Kady’s mom hissed under her breath, flipping back her golden hair with a manicured hand. “Mom—-“ I could hear Kady speak, her falsetto hard and full of warning. As I spotted them through the screen door, she at least had the nerve to look apologetic for hurting her mate. “You have another daughter, one who has been trained to take over.”

Her eyes flickered down to Serenity’s belly, and with absolutely no hesitation, she placed her hands gently over it. "And how is our little princess doing?" "Now that we know she’s healthy, we can finally relax," Serenity answered truthfully. "I’m so glad," Katherine said with sincerity. "Finally, I get to be with all of you. I’m so happy our schedules aligned so we could meet." Alden smiled. "Speaking of meeting people—Uncle Maximus, Laura?" Maximus and Laura turned toward them, along with Diana. "Everyone," Alden announced, "this is my mother—Katherine Ivanoff."

“I know, in my gut, that she’s still alive and breathing. Besides, I’m only helping her. And I could use her help too.” Merileen doesn’t look pleased. She folds her hands together, bites her nude-painted lips, then places a hand on my shoulder. “I’m worried about you, Cade. Remember what that other woman you brought did to you. Remember all the trouble she caused.” I nod, brushing my fingers along my lips before exhaling. “Don’t worry. I don’t think Katherine is like that. As a matter of fact, she doesn’t even know who I am. But she’ll find out.” I pause and look at her. “What did the doctor say about your stomach?”