Life And Beth Reviews Novels & Stories

''Don’t ever talk about ending your life. ''But it’s true, Beth. I have no will to continue living. I have nothing to live for now. Ethan will marry Lily, and I can’t bear to see that. I really can’t bear it.'' Alex cried, his voice breaking. Bethany instantly pulled him into a tight hug. ''You have a lot to live for, Alex. This isn’t the end, and I know there’s more to this than we know. Believe me when I say Ethan still loves you. He loves you so much, and he needs you more than you realize. You can’t give up now, Alex. You can’t give up on yourself, on him. You have to keep fighting no matter what, and I promise it’s all going to be okay.'' She patted his back gently, trying to comfort hi

Unfortunately, forever to him was seven minutes. Beth lovingly clung to her husband after he orgasmed and in a few minutes she was listening to him breathe steadily indicating he was asleep. She got out of bed and tiptoed into the bathroom. Normally Beth would get a tissue and wrinkle her nose in distaste as she cleaned David's small load out of her vagina. Tonight, she just reached in a finger and scooped it up. She looked at the small glob of semen liquefying on her finger and without a second thought plopped it into her mouth. Her husbands sperm tasted as good as Steves, just the amount was so small, like an unfilling appetizer before a main course. Definitely better warm and straight fro

And I really meant it. I trust my Beta, with my whole heart. THE END. THE BETA IS MINE - Cassandra M / Oct - Dec 2021 ********* This is where I conclude the story of Gavin and Alia, our Beta Couple. THANK YOU for patiently waiting for every chapter and for trusting me on where the story goes. Your comments, feedback, and your GEMS were my biggest motivation to keep going. As we continue on Aaron´s story, I hope that you would give the same support that you have given our Alpha and Beta.

" I catch her rolling her eyes at me when I turn my back on her, but I let it slide - for now. Weirdly enough she seems to calm down further as we walk down the street to our destination, just two people strolling around town on a cloudy Saturday mid-morning. Once inside the atrium of Beth's house I ring the bell next to the unassuming door down into the basement, knowing that today it will be locked to ensure privacy to anyone inside. Bella self-consciously picks some invisible lint off her sweater, then jumps a little as the door opens, her hand squeezing mine for support. I'm not surprised to see Raven, Beth's somewhat obnoxious

Are you free? The girls and I are hanging out tonight at omnia club tonight. Dress code is formal and fancy. I read the text from Jamie out loud. Thank goodness. I actually needed something to get my mind off all the drama that had been going on in my life lately. It was tiring and frustrating as hell. Everyday, something new kept coming up. Can't there be at least one normal day? Before I know it, tomorrow, I'll find out that I was actually a man who got changed with surgery and my real name is Ethan and not Eve.

Brittany mused. Beth turned and looked at her. “If you’d like to be called livestock and mooed at, I’ll trade you lives any time.” “I wasn’t saying that…” Brittany insisted, realizing what she’d said. A response hung from Beth’s lips as she realized they were not alone. The flashlight was gone, but Halley was lingering in the shadows nearby, her arms crossed, watching them. With a deep breath, Beth said, “Thanks for… that.” “Oh, no, don’t thank me.” When Halley spoke, the sound of music filled Beth’s mind, almost like each sentence was a song, despite the fact that her words now were anything but friendly. “I didn’t come to your defense because I want to be your friend.”

Beth was just smiling looking at me so I asked her why she was smiling. "I noticed you were smiling earlier. Why, Beth?" I asked. "It's fun to look at you. One of my dreams is to have a child, Ma'am" she replied with a smile. "Uhm, that will come to you too, Beth. Right now you're still young. How old are you?" I asked. "19 years old, Ma'am," she answered. Beth is a working student. Elijah's family allowed her to work in order to support her studies and also help her parents. Because their life in the province is so difficult, her parents cannot afford to send her to school.I know that because they talked about it in the past.

“Translation: We see your potential to overspend and we like that.” Heira laughed, shaking her head. For the first time in days, the heaviness in her chest felt lighter. With Bethy around, she could finally breathe. “So,” Bethy said, linking arms with her, “what are we buying today? Something cute? Something dangerous? Something that says ‘I’m a problem and I know it’?” “I don’t know,” Heira said, scanning the racks. “But definitely something that makes me feel alive.” “Say less,” Bethy grinned. “We’re about to transform your day.”

It was there that I met Luna Jensen. She had made a bet during a car racing match and broken a leg. Oftentimes, she would go behind her doctor's back and sneak up here to drink. When I asked her if she had won the bet, she shot me such an exuberant and warm smile. "Of course I did! With only a 0.01-second difference, too. There's no way I would lose." The day we were discharged, she held me back and handed me a love letter, her blush flushing her cheeks.

"I'm sure she didn't want to leave you. I'm sure she wished more than anything to be here with you. Don't you think you owe it to her to live the best life you can? Do you think bowing to Victoria and Becky like this is what she would've wanted?" "What do you know, with your…?" "Don't stop there. Say anything you want." "I'm sorry, that was rude of me to say after everything you've done." "You don't owe me your silence because I spent a few dollars. You're free to speak; no one here will judge you for that. So go ahead, tell me what you're thinking." "I don't think you can understand because your life is so perfect; your family is perfect."