Kimberly Lemming Books Novels & Stories

But all agreed—Kimberly was no longer the broken girl who had left us. I should have felt pride. And I did. But pride was buried beneath a mountain of fear. Because Derrick would not let her live. I had seen the fury in his eyes, the hunger. He would hunt her until the end of his days, and if he caught her… the thought made my chest tighten until I could scarcely breathe. I slipped into my study and closed the door. The walls were lined with old books, scrolls that spoke of the Blood Moon line. Secrets most had forgotten. Secrets I had preserved in silence, for Kimberly’s sake.

Kimberly bit her lip in frustration, her eyes blazing as she watched them leave. "You think you can get away from me that easily? You’re dreaming, Zen," Kimberly thought to herself, her grip tightening on the iron maiden pendant she had pulled from under her clothes. Her gaze burned with a mix of determination and obsession. "I’ve waited for years—years—to find you. Now that I have, no way am I letting you slip away again."

She dumbly nodded. "This is the sitting room." He pointed out as they pushed the closest door to them. "Whenever the weather is dull, I read in here." The moon princess took a few hesitant steps around the couch, nearing the closest bookshelf. Her betrothed motioned her towards the huge collection of books. There, the books appeared faded and worn, as though read multiple times over. "I keep my favourite dramas around here," Ajaxson smiled. "They are mostly tragedy and horror. I don't think that interests you?"

If Julius were to see the photos, maybe he would stop thinking about the indecent Leila. “Aish… Leila’s such a disappointment… Such a pretty and pampered girl like her ended like this? What would Laura say about this?” The two reached the first store on their usual shopping routine and started to browse the items displayed. “Auntie, I’m sure they’ll do something about this scandal.” Kimberly looked at the silver chrome sling bag that was displayed. She sighed in relief. Thinking about how their family managed to dodge such an indecent lady made her relieved. “I’m so thankful that there are still kind and humble girls like you out there, Ayla.”

Her tone sounded apologetic as she said, “Yes, of course. Follow me.” “Right into the lion’s den,” Rex muttered in a low tone that only Kendra and Trudy heard. “You’ll see,” Trudy said smugly. “Not all amazons are like Minerva and her gang.” “Ex-gang,” Rex said, firmly. “There are still a few left out there,” Trudy mused. “I didn’t see Petra or Jeena.” Hearing the familiar names of her tormentors, Ari moaned, “They did this to me.”

Gerey stood up - Jeyrin still concealed in the dark of the library desk, and went to a rack of books. ‘GEOGRAPHY AND FAIRYTALE SECTION’ spelled at the top of the shelf and as Gerey scanned from book to book, he remembered a few he'd read at school, ‘Knowing Wabrook's Water Brooks and Bodies’ by Whitaker Flarogue, ‘Sunset at Ingfalls’ by Simponie Gugh, ‘The best habitat for all - Ingfalls - Book One’ by Cuulambs Nicktra, but they were not what he searched for.

Kimberly let out a loud puff of breath before smacking her lips. “You have no idea what greed can do to a person.” She paused. “It clouds your judgement. And then there’s this little devil on your shoulder whispering into your ear, telling you about all the things you ever wanted and how you could easily get them. And that all you had to do was claim what was yours. Even if that sole thing was never yours to begin with.” Her words hit me in my chest. I blinked. Not knowing what else it was I was supposed to say.

The elders placed a small book on the table. "This consists of all the eligible she wolves in the Pack. We hope this would help" the elder finished. Leandro stretched out his hand and the book was handed to him. He opened it and the first woman on the list was Kimberly. He resisted the urge to roll his eyes all the way and fling the book off. He raised the book up instead. "This... I will go through it later and let you all know who I have chosen" Smiles appeared on the faces of the elders.

Kimberly laughs seeing Melina hold her breath as the blade rests a breath away from her thigh. "This is only the beginning, Melina. If you continue to claim you don’t know where the money or James is, I’ll carve designs into your body with my blades," Kimberly says, drawing the blade down her thigh, tearing open her skin. Melina’s blood splashes onto the floor, painting it crimson with . ***

I said coolly, making my frustration known. “That was a while ago,” he said, waving off my words. “Kimberly has really matured since then and would make an excellent Luna to this pack. She has a strong wolf and could fight alongside you in battle.” “I’m not sure if you’ve heard, Elder Byron, but there’s been talk around the pack about her being defeated by a wolf-less girl.” I could always count on Elder Brooks to come to my defense. Byron’s blue eyes, the same shade as Kimberly’s, flashed in anger at the other Elder. “Kimberly’s wolf went easy on her, a mistake she will not make again.”