Life And Beth Reviews Novels & Stories

When the day came to pick up the divorce decree, Joanna was right there with him. She clicked her tongue and said, "Henry, take a look at Sabrina. What do you think she looks like?" Henry scoffed. "What else could she look like?" "Like a drowning rat!" Joanna let out a sharp laugh. Henry glanced over his shoulder and shot me a disgusted look. "Couldn't agree more." Then, he sped off in his car, leaving me in a cloud of exhaust. After all the physical therapy, my leg was almost back to normal. Watching his car fade into the distance, I pulled out my phone and made a call.

Maybe there was a breeze where they were laying out. He glanced over at Beth. Her boobs were very large, almost perfect in shape. Every time she moved they would bounce ever so slightly. Why couldn't he have pictured her when he was masturbating? If it had to be a sister that popped into his head, he'd definitely prefer it be Beth. Whereas Danni exuded pure sex, Beth was beautiful, intelligent and wise, but very beautiful; it was just hiding a little bit by what she wore and people how perceived her through her intelligence. He glanced downwards. He could just make out the lips of her pussy through her white bikini bottoms. He wondered if she shaved.

Seth looked at Zara with eyes full of hatred and replied, “I don’t have any relationship with Miss Pearson. When I was doing Grade 12, I received a scholarship from the Pearson Group, and I studied Biochemistry. Two months ago, Miss Pearson approached me and informed me that she needed lethal poison to kill the rats in her apartment. She told me that she had tried everything, but nothing was working. When I refused to adhere to her instructions, she told me that I had used her family's money to become a biochemist, and I owed her. Then she gave me the peanuts and asked me to mix them with the lethal poison. She instructed me to deliver the package to Miss Becky.

Strip away the family fortune and reputation, and you've got absolutely nothing. Sebastian's mother was imprisoned because of what happened to Mom, and he was banned from joining Hamilton Corporation. Even so, he never lacked food, clothing, or luxuries. The whole living in the "housekeepers' quarters" story was just his own sob story. His actual room was only slightly smaller than mine. In my previous life, he lived quite lavishly after he went abroad with no one to supervise him. I was curious to see what would happen to him in this lifetime.

she asked Jaxon, "He has a... thing for you, Jax! Like, seriously, he's obsessed!" "Whatever you say, Bella," Jax deadpanned before grabbing his beer. With a sour face, Isabella slapped his chest and began to argue with him. Lani made small circles with the pads of her fingers on her forehead, their arguing had become a regular thing and every rider was getting sick of it, though, the source of their arguments was always Vice. Lani had no idea why, but Isabella had a very deep and fiery hatred for the Vice-President of the Satan's. It was almost humorous how her demeanour changed so quickly when Vice' name dripped off of Jax' lips every so often.

The Sequel for The Bet is out now, it is called Riptide❤️‼️ As requested it's Brittany's story after Andre❤️‼️ Chapters are already posted❤️‼️ Hope you guys enjoy it❤️‼️ Riptide *Sneak Peak* "It's you" She announced softly "So I did do something?" I asked thinking back, trying to figure out what exactly. "You're doing everything right" She confessed leaving realization to stand in my mind.

"I'm going to be the best husband possible and I promise my feelings for Ale won't change that. Do consider how she's feeling though. This is really hard for her, you could be nicer." "You're right." Beth bit her lip and then began to examine her shoes rather intently. "I promise I'll be nicer to her." "Good," Seth said. "I know it's hard for you too, but I think it's worth it to save her life, don't you?" "Absolutely," Beth replied. "It's just hard knowing you're bonded to her." "Unless you know how to break our bond, I think it's something we might have to live with."

From his bedroom window, Ethan watched Beth emerge from the car he had sent for her, a vision of elegance in a simple white dress, showing her figure to perfection. Her beauty was breathtaking to say the least and yet again he was overwhelmed by the rush of emotion she was able to awaken in him by her mere presence alone.For so long he had denied himself the pleasure of sharing his life with a woman, especially one as enchanting as Beth Collins, but now, no matter how difficult it would be, he found himself wanting that more than anything in his life.Beth was the woman he could build a future with, of that he was certain.

“He’s ridiculously good-looking.” I stared at her, wide-eyed. “Beth.” “What?” She shrugged lightly. “I’m professional, not blind.” I shook my head softly, barely holding back a smile. I kept looking at her when suddenly her phone buzzed. Beth glanced at the screen, frowning slightly. “Yeah,” she said shortly. She paused, listening. “She’s awake,” she said. “Mild concussion. Nothing serious.” “Now the focus is on rest,” she said. “The last scene can wait.”

She and Lucy were the kindest people Beth knew. She was a romantic who fantasize of a fine house and a big kitchen. A husband to call her own and children who would endlessly constitute nuisance but who would love her nevertheless. Beth prayed she ended up with a life as such. 'Please be a good person,' she pleaded. The fire blazed on and Beth kept her eyes on it. She must be mad to think burning woods and a heated hearth to be gorgeous, but it was. It was magnificent in a destructive way and it had probably been the very thing that saved her from her nightmare.