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Finding My Destined Mate
her words come out soft and unsure.
She sit up straight and looks me in the eyes, I can't tell what's going to come out of her mouth but her body language is speaking volumes.
She opens her mouth to speak just as the alarms in the building began to screech.
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TWICE A MATE, ONCE A LUNA
She replied, saying the last part with sadness.
The big door made of brass that I was just noticing creeked open suddenly.
" Well I guess that's my cue. See you during your prosecution." She said before changing to a wolf and then running out through the medium sized open window.
" Who were you speaking with?" I heard a dominating voice, full of thunder, energy and anger speak.
I tried to turn around so I could at least have a peak of the sexy-sounding speaker but then, I remembered my current state.
" Do not make me repeat myself human. With whom were you speaking with?" The voice boomed through the prison room again.
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Claiming Her
She'd confess who she was and perhaps see herself the way I see her.
Nothing but pure perfection.
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HER REVENGE
“I’ve been asking him for money for weeks to take care of myself. He refuses.”
I looked at her. Then at George. Then back at her.
And I laughed.
It wasn’t a polite chuckle. No—it was the kind of laugh that made people shift uncomfortably because they couldn’t tell if you were joking or about to set something on fire.
“So let me get this straight,” I said, taking a step closer. “You walk into my office, sit in my chair, and your opening statement is that George won’t send you cash?”
“Yes.” She tossed her hair like that explained everything.
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The Nefarious Gangster's Lethal love
"Hello?"
The words the speaker spoke next made blood drain out of her face.
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Hook Up With The Naughty Maid
He was saying but she held up the file for him.
"Please take it, I want to leave now! It's suffocating here." She confessed shakily "I feel suffocated. I don't know what's happening to me but I want to go home now." Her voice cracked and was a lot calmer than what he had envisioned.
She wasn't shouting or yelling at him. She was hurt but she still talked to him like she was having a normal conversation. That's Hera, she never raises her voice at anyone.
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HER MISTAKE
She's kind of similar to a chicken, her mouth never stops moving.
[What?! You can't answer because it's true that you have a useless wife! What is your use in my son's house--]
"It's our house, it's not just your son's house. It's also my house." I calmly told her.
[You're really answering me, you bit*h!]
I clenched my fist and closed my eyes tightly. I was about to speak but someone suddenly grabbed the cell phone I was holding.
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HER: Secrets I carried alone
"Lecturers are actually not normal."
"And that microphone," I said, shaking my head, "don't even start."
She leaned forward. "That thing is useless honestly."
We both laughed.
But then I noticed it again.
That pause. That small delay before she answered. Like she was somewhere else and just coming back.
I slowed down a bit.
"…Ella," I said.
"Yeah?"
"You're not really here."
She looked at me immediately. "I am."
But I could see it wasn't true.
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HER MOTHER’S HUSBAND
The real exhale, the full release of something she had been holding since October fourteenth two years ago, since the phone call, since the we’ll talk tonight that hadn’t had a tonight.
She put her hand over her mouth.
One second.
Then she took it away.
She looked at the ceiling.
“Thomas,” she said.
To him. To wherever he was. The specific private address of a woman speaking to a person who was not in the room and was always in the room.
I watched her.
Dominic watched her.
She lowered her eyes.
She looked at us both.
She straightened.
“Dinner,” she said. “I’ve been cooking since eleven. Come in.”
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The Lost Pack
Her lips part, and when she finally speaks, her voice is barely more than a whisper.
“The forgotten sister.”
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I picked up 'Tell Her Story' on a whim after seeing it mentioned in a few book clubs, and wow, it really stuck with me. The narrative has this raw, unfiltered energy that pulls you in from the first page. It’s one of those stories that doesn’t just tell you about the protagonist’s journey—it makes you feel every high and low alongside her. The way the author weaves together themes of identity, resilience, and self-discovery is nothing short of masterful. There’s a particular scene where the main character confronts her past that left me speechless; it’s rare to find a book that balances emotional depth with such gripping pacing.
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