Library Ashford Novels & Stories

The shared grief and memories bind the Ashford family members together, bridging the gap that once divided them as they honor the legacies of those who came before them. The feud that once simmered between the Ashfords has finally come to an end, replaced by a sense of peace and reconciliation that permeates the room. Audrey, a silent observer to the emotional exchange, smiles through her tears, her emotions hidden behind a veil of composure. She holds the secret of her role in bringing about this moment of healing, choosing to remain silent about her part in orchestrating the resolution that has united the family once more. In the quiet aftermath of reconciliation, a new chapter begins for

Simply because Elise preferred it. My favorite bottle of fragrance lay abandoned in the cabinet, collecting dust. The card was not my concern. It didn’t take long before my phone started blowing up with notifications. “Mrs. Reed, the final bid for the West Coast development needs to be locked in tonight. I can’t reach Mr. Reed. Could you approve the numbers with your access?” “We have an urgent transfer that needs to clear tonight, Mrs. Reed, but it requires the highest authorization. Can you log into the system to verify the release?”

He talked like every word cost him something and he wasn't going to waste a single one. No padding. No sorry this is strange or I know it's a lot. Just clean and direct the way he had been since the moment he sat down across from me. "I run a company called Ashford Holdings Group. Private acquisitions, investments, property. We've been building toward a deal for two years, a three hundred million acquisition, and we are this close to closing it." He held two fingers an inch apart.

Today wasn't one of them. She carefully placed the photograph aside and reached for another folder. The label read: ASHFORD INVESTIGATION. Instantly, her attention sharpened. She opened it. Inside were dozens of pages. Financial reports. Corporate records. Printed emails. Most of the information meant little to her. But one thing stood out. The same company name appeared repeatedly. Ashford Consortium. The company had surfaced in Blackwood Holdings records too. That couldn't be coincidence. Her father had been investigating them years before his death.

Was it proper for a high judge to be this submissive in front of a civilian? "I am here to turn this Remington, into an Ashwood" She felt a hand on her head, lightly resting on her tousled hair for a moment. She could deduce just how long his fingers were. He signalled the lawyer who handed the initial papers Halo and Talon had signed to Mr Vikram who scrutinized it. His eyes widened. Talon Ashwood was here to get married, and to this woman perched at his side, even at the mention of her being a Remington didn't stir up any familiar images. "Is she.......a distant relative of the Remington's?" He asked quietly.

So right now ,I don't know how she's faring. I got a lawyer and Madison volunteered to testify as a victim of Felix. From what I see ,we have the upper hand if we play our cards right. Now we had to wait. It was fucking frustrating not been able to see her but I kept my cool. Her parents had put their hope in me and I wasn't going to let them down. I was back at the vault for the supposed meeting. Aslan and some lords were present dressed in black suits. They weren't much ,just the lords that were in opposition and a few that weren't.

The online community's extreme attitude severely impacted Fulmer Group's stock prices. Lawrence took a deep breath as he looked at Simon. "I will make an announcement forbidding you from interfering with the Fulmer family business for the next five years."

Adams was trying to resist whatever was trying to drain his life out of him as he struggled inside Ashton. "What is it, Adams?" Ashton asked. "Where are we?" Adams asked. "In some kind of cell. I guess it is filled with mountain ash!" Ashton said. The guard who had brought him only pushed him into the cell from a distance. He then used some special switch to close the door. Mountain Ash was a special substance that could be used to trap wolves. Any wolf that was trapped using the mountain ash would never break free because the moment they tried, they will feel like every born in their body had been electrocuted.

The discarded pile consisted entirely of matching items I'd bought after getting together with Cole. One of the maids, Laura Brown, glanced at the pile headed for the trash. "Ms. Cavendish, are you really sure you want to throw all of this away?" I nodded. "Yeah. It's all stuff I don't want anymore." "What do you not want?" Cole's voice came from the doorway. I answered evenly, "Just some old things. There's no point keeping them here." "Makes sense. Out with the old, in with the new. When we get engaged, we'll be buying plenty of new things any—"

Right after posting it, while I was still reading comments mocking me for putting on a tough front, I saw Immortal Ashes Team’s official account tag me in a post, openly standing by my side. "The crowd follows the herd. The strong walk alone. Those who don’t know how to cherish what they have will lose it. Ash Mercer, we stand with you. IA will always be your strongest backing."