Katie Mcgrath Novels & Stories

“Any reason why we’re sitting in the dark?” “I’m going up there,” Katie said, gesturing to the squatted hulk of the ruins high in the woods. “There’s something I need to do.” “Uh huh. Want some company?” “I have to do it alone. I’d like you to wait here for me, though. Stay with the dog.” Crowe nodded. “Right. Want some steel?” he asked. “No. Thanks anyway.” “Very well. Be careful, m’dear.” “Always,” she replied.

Emily Warner “Emily, you are here finally. Elizabeth has been looking all- Woah you are crying?” Nathan says as he looks around not knowing what to do, “You know what, let me call Elizabeth.” “Actually Nathan I’ll deal with her. I know why she is crying.” My eyebrows raise as I see Jake smiling at me as he leads me inside, “Her cat- umm- her cat-“ “Is sad, like depressed and there are apparently no cat therapist so I called the-“ I complete Jake’s sentence but Nathan just looked at me with raised eyebrows, not buying my awesome story.

I turned back dialing a number. Suddenly someone walked closer to me, she fell on her knees. “Please don't kill us,” she pleaded, but before I could respond she zapped me with a teaser and I fell down…everything slowly went blank.

"Holy shit, Ari! That was EPIC!" Katie exhales, placing a hand over her heart. "I think I just fell in love with you a little bit." I grin. "Get in line, babe." Sky looks at Katie. "Katie are you okay?" "No these heels are killing me!" she replies dramatically. We stumbled back to our seats, ordering more drinks like we had unlimited liver insurance. A few shots later, I was high as fuck, Katie was yawning like a grandma past her bedtime, and Sky?

The week spent next to Kit was a mixture of hell and heaven for Tom. And a source of mass of pleasant, funny and funny memories. Keith is at McDonald's, watching the double hamburgers floating past on trays with her round eyes, and says that she might be a vegetarian tonight. And he orders… chicken salad. In her opinion, it's quite vegetarian :) The whale follows his spit flying into the river with a touching look. “Always wanted to spit off the Brooklyn Bridge,” she shares. — Even if the bridge is not the same, but still the feeling is awesome ... Come on, who is next?

“That's all.” Cynthia stared at me for a moment too long and I could tell she was judging me. She didn't say anything else, though, and eventually went back to eating. “Has anyone seen Katie?” Karina asked, changing the subject for me. “I thought she'd be here.” Finally, after what felt like an agonizing eternity, Cynthia answered. “No, she's working at the bakery today. She's got her baking competitions coming up so she'd been practicing like crazy.” “That's too bad,” my mother replied. “I always like having her here. I am excited about her being on that baking show, though. It's going to be so exciting to have someone from our town doing something amazing.”

Carson recongized the voice from this afternoon and was even gladder that Blake had gone to check on the family and Jada and her cubs. "Always will" Mackayla replied. “I doubt it you just need a workout or something to tire you out" Car said. "Ohh did I interrupt something" the male asked even though it wasn't the voice he recognized. "Not at all" Mackayla replied turning the laptop toward Carson "Jason Schmidt this is Carson Westsmith. This is my bestest that I was telling you about the other month and he's the one I was describing the other day" she offered. "Mmmm all lies I bet."

"Sarah needs to be tutored on how to control her powers and I think you, Katie, would be the best person for that." At his words, Katie's eyes become so big he fears they'd pop. "You want me to do what? Tutor the witch supreme? Meee? I can't do that, it's too much of an honor," she says. "If it has to be done, I'd rather you do it Katrina," Sarah adds. "But why me your Grace?" she asks Jason. "Well, why not you? You're one of the best witches in the land and you've already created a bond with Sarah. It's only right that you do it," he replies.

Chantelle POV: It had been three months since I left my uncle's house and moved in with Declan. I was finally beginning to feel a sense of peace. For the first time in a long time, I felt safe and cared for. Declan and his staff had been so kind to me, making sure I had everything I needed. I had tried to help around the house, but the maids always shooed me away, telling me to relax. As I sat there, reflecting on my new life, I couldn't help but feel grateful for everything that had happened.

Her voice sliced through the baking air, forcing its way into everyone's ears. "Ignorant children of modern society! Wake up! I have destroyed the main breaker for this building! You have been poisoned too deeply by industrial civilization! "Come out and feel the natural breeze, free from industrial pollution! We are saving the planet! We are praying for the children in the mountains!" I walked onto the balcony and drew back the curtain. There stood Katie in her signature coarse linen white dress, clutching an emergency hammer she had managed to swipe from somewhere. Her arms were flung wide as she stood beneath the blazing sun.