Late Night Drives Novels & Stories

My voice caught, and I dreaded him walking away. “Did I earn your phone number?” he asked. I smiled at him and patted his chest. “And a blow job,” I said before rattling off my number. He leaned forward and pressed his lips to mine with soft, languid kisses, savoring each second of connection. “I had a wonderful evening, Natasha.” “So did I.” The cab driver yelled out, asking if we were ready. Reluctantly we pulled apart. “Jenna, get that ankle looked at as soon as you can,” Richard said.

“Hah … I know you're trying to calm down. At this time, our boss will call for help and they are heading up to the roof. Our boss is a special person, you know?” The three men were suddenly shocked, they were surprised why their plans could leak like this. It made Azura and the rest of the team immediately head to Lux's place. The Blue Starlight team coded to each other, that they would head to Lux's place immediately. Then, Noah brought the man while Zack brought several other men. **** At 19:00 Lux and the children were already on the roof. The blonde-haired girl looked at her watch, that it was time for them to get out of here. Soon after that, the helicopter had come before Lux. The girl

Can I come over? His reply came fast. Adrian: I’m at the office. Not home. Adrian: But if you need my cock that badly, I’ll send my driver. Be downstairs in 10 minutes. My heart raced. I didn’t even hesitate. Me: Okay. I’m coming. I texted a weak excuse to Kendra about feeling sick again and slipped out of class. Ten minutes later, a sleek black car pulled up in front of the campus gate. The driver didn’t say a word as he drove me across the city to Vanguard Tower — Adrian’s headquarters.

(Dominic’s POV) The drive home was silent and full of tension. I kept replaying the video in my head over and over, and each time I got angrier. By the time we pulled through the main gates at the pack, I was furious. Leah drove up the main drive of the darkened pack. It was around 4am and I expected that most of the pack were still asleep. I had my seatbelt off and the door open before Leah had even fully driven up to the pack house. I rushed up the steps into the house and headed straight for the second floor where Liam’s bedroom was.

The drive to the outskirts was a blurred streak of neon and adrenaline. Julian drove the vintage, reinforced black charger like a man possessed, his knuckles white against the leather-wrapped steering wheel. Every few miles, he’d check the rearview mirror, his jaw set in a grim line that spoke of old wars and new enemies. I sat in the passenger seat, the silver USB drive clutched so tightly in my hand that the metal edges bit into my palm.

Instead, he let his thoughts drift, his mind wandering back to the events of the day. As he drove, the darkness seemed to press in around him, the shadows cast by the trees like skeletal fingers reaching out to snatch at his car. But Lycan Cross was undaunted, his eyes fixed on the road ahead as he navigated the twists and turns with ease. It was 10 pm in the evening when he finally arrived at his community, the familiar landmarks rising up out of the darkness like old friends. He turned onto the driveway, the wheels of his car crunching on the gravel as he made his way to his mansion.

A ripple of red lights danced through the back window, followed by the bleached white gleam of headlights bouncing off a line of cars that had all begun to slow… then stop. “What the hell…” Niya leaned forward. The driver clicked his tongue. “Ah, traffic.” “Seriously?” Her voice rose an octave. “I can’t be late, not tonight. I…” The traffic thickened. Up ahead, blacked-out million-dollar trucks glided out of a narrow, tree-flanked driveway that cut across the road.

But Paul never looked back. The black SUV vanished into the thick Manhattan night like a flash of lightning.

Lana was dumbfounded by how his words did not match up with his previous one. "Don't forget that we're in my parents' house!" Liam didn't waver in his stance and continued pulling her upstairs. "Well, they want me to treat this place as my own." Lana didn't know what to say to that. It seemed that she would have to endure another sleepless night. … In the middle of the night, a black Maybach was driving on a dark mountain road. The road was desolate, devoid of any lights. Apart from nocturnal creatures, it seemed abandoned.

“Hurry before, your appa calls you.” Cass didn’t waste any time taking off once inside the car. Hae Mina looked out the window so he could not see the worry his driving caused. However, the view did little to calm her, as car after car darted past them and disappeared. How does he not get pulled over more often? Do the police fear his name as well? Seven more cars disappeared in the distance. Hae Mina took her gaze from the cars around her and looked at the distant scenery. It seemed to move at a less rapid pace.