Lets Go Rays Novels & Stories

Jason had a good laugh at that. *** The bell went off for recess at 12pm on the dot and the whole class went rowdy again. Everyone to his or her group. Chris came to join Jason as they both walk together to the cafeteria. They were joined by Matthew Clay and Zion Murphy, their two other friends. After about six to eight minutes, each of them carried trays of food from the counter to their favourite table. "Hey dude, watch out!" Zion screamed at Jason, who dropped his tray on the table in fear and turned to see what the problem was. It was Jones Hardy again but this time he was with two of his crew members, Tom and Brandon.

Picking up my glass, I raise it in a toast. “You’re right. We’re going to enjoy ourselves. I am not going to cry over that bastard any longer.” Helen grins. “That’s it, Lucia. We’re going to show him that he’s a thing of the past.” She clinks her glass with mine. “Cheers. Now, what are we going to order? I’m starving.” *** Micheal “When are we leaving, Dad?” Regina asks. I can’t help but laugh as my teenage daughter bounces up and down in the doorway, looking like a little girl going to Disney for the first time.

I wouldn’t give them the satisfaction of seeing the Luna fall apart. As I stepped into the forest, the wind howled through the trees, carrying the scent of rain and regret. I didn’t look back, not even when I felt his gaze on my back, heavy and lingering. Maybe he was watching me leave. Maybe he wanted to call me back. But he didn’t. And that silence… that silence said everything. Somewhere deep inside, something in me shifted. The woman who walked into that ceremony was gone. The Luna he let go died under the Blood Moon.

he says nonchalantly. "you can't be serious, " I say abruptly before I could stop myself, gaining a glare from Ma. "you should be happy he is sending you to a strong pack and not to a place you could get killed "Hunter inject throwing daggers my way. " Oh shut up you and I both know who needs the protection the most, "I say with a glare of my own. "I would watch my mouth if I were you because you don't want to suffer as a result of your insolence " he threatened.

"Congratulations, Shawn. You finally got what you wanted. You hate Queenie, and now she's going to stay away from you." Finally, after all these years, they said one thing that I agreed with. There were only hours left before my flight. I checked my phone. "Is there anything else? I have to go." I told my mother I would be alright. "Just have your dinner, Mom." Shawn wanted to come after me, but Helga held him back. She said softly, "I know saying goodbye is hard, but you need to do this. Come back soon. I'll be waiting."

Ryan will bring you the keys, the pin to my card is seven eight one two, don’t forget it,’ he says before he cuts our link off. “Okay, I guess it’s just you and me,” I mutter, feeling a little anger coursing through my veins. Raya gives me a sad smile, probably feeling my emotions radiating off of me, “let’s go have some fun!” She says with a smile. “Yeah,” I responded with a lopsided smile, “let’s go have some fun.” We leave the kitchen and make our way outside, as we open the front door Ryan is waiting with Creeds suv.

Ray perked up. "On the road." Bryan replied. "Why?" "Well, at the moment, Ismay's probably going to be a hot zone for us, we'd move back to WY. It's either that or NY." Bryan replied. "Definitely not NY." Teq replied immediately. "WY it is then." Ray shrugged. "But the houses burnt down." "There's still one more place." He smiled. "Alright." Ray yawned. "Alright what does everyone want, we'd stop at McDonalds, Wendy's, Krispy Kreme and Red lobster, Domino's too." Teq listed the surprising them all and they even seemed amped about it.

“Yes.” Both men froze. Reese stared. Hayes looked like I had punched the air out of him. I added quickly, “I mean, I like him enough to speak to him without wanting to strangle him.” Reese groaned. “Great. Fine. If he hurts you, I’ll break his face.” Hayes nodded respectfully. “Reasonable.” I shoved Reese toward the elevator. “Leave.” “Check in later,” he warned before disappearing. When he was gone, Hayes looked at me with raised eyebrows. “You like me?”

Ray replies before turning Lydia and I in the back seat, “Next stop ladies, a night club.” I raise a brow and Lydia asks, “May I ask why you thought that would be the perfect place to go after this sham of a date?” Ray shrugs, “It’s the perfect place to lose someone.”