Novel & Cerita Legacies Josie

Built on secrets and lies that were finally starting to crack open. "I found Mom's journal," I said quietly. "She was close to exposing whoever was working with Shadow Pack. Someone in our inner circle." Lucian's jaw tightened. "Does Xavier know?" "Yes. And Soren." He turned to me. "Be careful, Esme. The people who killed Mom have spent twenty years covering their tracks. If you corner them, they won't hesitate to kill again." "I know." "Do you?" His voice went sharp. "Because you're my baby sister and I've spent twenty years looking for you and I don’t want you to get hurt.”

They are immediately surrounded by angry snarling wolves and they each give themselves knowing looks of fighting till the end. "Kill them all! Alpha Josh barked his orders at his men whilst he sneaked to the back like the frightened lamb he had always been. Isabella and his unborn child are the only things on his mind after he had been injected with wolfsbane on his shoulder by one of the Whitefang wolves. His legs automatically give way as he felt a burning sensation in his chest that made breathing terribly painful. He finally succumbs to the pain of his injuries with the guilt of leaving his Isabella on her own.

Maria tried to influence Tomy to take over the Dawn Family company. As expected, Maria was the main culprit behind the accident that occurred in her in-laws. If Claire were still alive, William wouldn't have had the heart to hand over the company to his daughter because he trusted her so much. However, when Claire died, things became very complicated for William. Even though the company's ownership should have gone to Tomy as the surviving descendant, William became very hesitant since he discovered that Maria was a scheming woman. Now, William's trust turns to Belle, a 27-year-old girl who is only his caretaker.

"Good. Let him be deported—and may he never show up in front of us again." What happened today had been nothing short of terrifying. Miles glanced at Josie, noting the paleness still lingering on her face. He offered her a bottle of water. "Are you alright?" Josie gave a bitter shake of her head. She looked calm on the surface, but inside, she was anything but. Graham's obsession—his madness—had left a lingering fear in her chest. Even his desperate pleas for forgiveness had stirred painful memories she'd tried hard to bury. Forcing a wry smile, she muttered, almost to herself, "Time heals everything... eventually."

“I’ve waited years for this moment.” Matteo’s finger tightened on the trigger. “Who the hell are you?” She tilted her head, studying me with unnerving affection. “I’m the one who made sure you survived. The one who pulled the strings when the Architect grew too arrogant. I am the true Legacy.” Red laser sights danced across our chests from the shadows. Dozens of them. We were surrounded. I stepped out from behind Matteo, heart hammering. “You’re my aunt. You were supposed to be dead.”

"You mean the method that you used in Hot Spring Hotel in Mauve Mountain? Do you think I'll still be that stupid?" Josie suddenly bent down and said, "Jocelyn, don't worry, for I won't let you die. I made a wrong plan before, and I've realized that it's no use competing with a dead person!" Josie's voice was so eerie that Jocelyn felt like a poisonous snake had climbed onto her body. After saying that, Josie raised her head, straightened herself up and walked towards her seat in high heels. Jocelyn looked at Josie's back with a gloomy expression. It seemed that Josie had no scruples after being debunked for her true identity!

"I felt so grateful for his help though...I still do. I told myself that I will never forget him. His nurturing nature and heart-warming gentleness. He was still a kid too yet he already had so much kindness in his heart," "Wow...Who knew that our Alpha is capable of such noble acts..." I startled as Brie suddenly said from behind Jess' back, abruptly reminding me again that they were still there with us too. Wow indeed. I was still reeling after hearing that wild story behind Jess' muddled memory. "I didn't even know that it was your Alpha who did it until mere moments ago," She said with a hint of wonder, giving me another warm smile as she looked at me. "Thank you," She gently placed her

And Josie definitely excited him. “Two years ago,” Josie said, sadness creeping into those beautiful eyes. “But she was ill for a lot longer. In the end . . .” She broke off, her voice cracking at the very last. “In the end what?” he prompted gently. “In the end it was a relief even though I was devastated over having to let go and say good-bye. She was in so much pain. It hurt to see her like that. It hurt her. She hated for me to see her that way, to have to take care of her. She worried for so long that she was taking up too much of my life, that she was holding me back and saddling me with the responsibility of taking care of her. But God, she was my mother. I would have done anything fo

Josie sniffles and turns back to Luke, lifting his hand to her mouth and kissing it. “I’ll be back in soon with more medication to try,” Art says before leaving the room. “Keep fighting, Luke, do you hear me! We still need you here. I need you,” Josie begs, breaking my heart. “We are all here waiting for you to come back to us. It’s Joel’s birthday next week. I was thinking we could take him to that Lego place he loved last year, but we can’t go if you don’t wake up,” she says, her voice cracking as she fights back her tears.

As claimed. She closed her eyes momentarily, feeling a sharp pain shoot through her spine as the wheels in her head turned in disarray. She looked back at her father, “did you know all this and kept quiet like everything was cool? Did you always see my as your illegitimate child that didn't deserve anything? Of course, Josie's death affected us all but then you shutting out of my life…you keeping your ex girlfriend to work as a nanny for your child and even this whole thing as a secret makes disgusting.”