Kim Lip Eclipse Novels & Stories

Argos wouldn’t agree to her risking her life over a red lupus garou from another pack. 'Papagalli’s Dance Club. Seven.' Diana 'See you there.' Argos Email messages were an addiction. She had no ability to shut them off; instead, she began to read all of them. Most had the same kind of message. 'Red male lupus wishes to meet with female of his kind. Can we arrange to rendezvous and when? Like soonest?' She responded to all of them: 'Meet me at Papagalli’s Dance Club'. The biggest crowd Papagalli’s had ever seen on a Thursday night would show up. She sent the last of the responses zinging into cyberspace and then returned to working on clients’ web pages.

She refused to let herself be swept away. Suddenly, she felt a sharp pain on her lip. Chloe’s eyes flew open and met Lionel’s dark, smoldering gaze. "Getting distracted?" he asked, his tone displeased. Taking advantage of her brief rebellion, Lionel covered her eyes with his hand, silencing any retort by capturing her lips again, this time more forcefully. His kiss was relentless, claiming her entirely. The world seemed to spin. Time stood still as they kissed by the window, the golden light casting a warm glow over them.

"You really are as pure as morning dew, aren't you?" "What?" "That lightning-fast lip press is what you call a kiss?" Kylie's eyes went wide with panic. She wanted to escape right now. Grab. Her whole body froze when his hand slid around her waist. "Wait... mmm." And then it happened-in the fading light of dusk-while cars passed by their parked car. Bang!

You'd like to see how bad I can be. I saw him rub his tongue against his lips and all the time he bit his lower lip a little. —Ummmmm, calm and cooperative, so I like that I speak and obey. From the vehicles one of the people was heard shouting with Linda... —Come on, do it, it'll be easy, try to let her face show up to show her like whatever she is.

Lana inquires. "Ok, stop it. No, we haven't done it," Kevah sighs. "What the fuck are you waiting on?" Ella waves her hands around as she talks. "Are you waiting on an eclipse or something, cuz the next one is in like 2020!" "I'm just waiting on the right time. Manny is not like the others I've slept with, so I don't wanna mess this up." "We understand, sis, you're in love," Lana chuckles.

I looked down at my plate and started eating. The food was wonderful especially the pork lechon. I was extremely hungry and welcomed the crisp deliciousness of the lechon. Kiaria emerged from her bathroom as beautiful as ever. She had dark blue skinny jeans that hugged every inch of her lovely long legs, a black halter top and black boots. She placed her hair in a half pony tail, letting her long golden hair cascade behind her bare back. Such a beauty. I was actually surprised no boy has tried to kiss her.

They know that too well… but it seemed like Harper forgot. “He’s back there, talking to Anthony. You cannot disturb them as of the moment. You have to wait for a while.” And Brayden nodded. He looked at the two boys beside Harper. They seemed to be in defense mode. He looked away so that they can stop being uncomfortable. It didn’t help. “Did you know tonight’s a lunar eclipse?” None of the three knew about that information. “Really? wow. That’s amazing.” Brayden nodded. “I’m glad I’m no longer in that room. I can see it in its full beauty.”

Matching mine. “I shouldn’t want this,” I murmured. “But we do,” she said, her voice trembling. And that was it. The kiss came slow at first, careful, like we were both afraid to break the moment. Her lips were warm, soft, and I swear to the moon, the second they touched mine—it was like something inside me clicked. Like I’d been searching for this exact second my whole damn life.

Her hands ripped in his hair, yanking firmly. When Raya and Crawford tried to find the lord who was nowhere to be found, they were in a panic. "Have you seen our Lord?" Raya asked the waiter who shrugged his shoulders. "What happened?" Chapelle came asking when both of them turned to look at the time. It was only a minute to twelve, the aspect of the eclipse. "Our Lord is in the grand suite with a girl…" the manager informed Raya who clenched her fists in anger. "Crawford, he is having…" clutching his sleeve tightly, she had horror on her face.

I described the dream, the faceless opponent, the moon covering the sun, causing total darkness on earth. Makarius pulled out his phone, frowned at the screen, then looked at me with concern. "Tomorrow’s a total eclipse, Victoria," he said softly," and it's more than just a celestial event-it's tied to your dreams." "Yeah, well," I said, my hands trembling, "I can’t lose you, Makarius. I’m scared." "Victoria, breathe. It’s just a dream." "No," I snapped, sharper than I meant to. "It’s not just a dream. I can feel it."