Life & Beth Review Novels & Stories

“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.”

I replied. Her smile got a little wider. "Leia? As in Alley's friend? I've heard so many good things about you! I can't believe I'm actually meeting you." Beth said and I could feel my heart rate pick up slightly. "Yeah, I'm that one." I laughed nervously. "You are so pretty! Where are you heading?" Beth asked. She was talking to me like nothing ever happened and her good mood was starting to rub off of me. "I'm actually heading to the store to grab a couple things." I replied. "Same place as me, want to walk together?" Beth asked. She reminded me of a small child, oblivious to everything around her. "Sure, so how do you know Alley?" I asked. "Oh, I help her out around her house and stuff.

I could't believe she actually existed. She was a bit thinner than Eve but she was tall and looked athletic. She just had on jeans and a tank top, but she was perfect, completely perfect. Derek said they were talking about going to an arcade tomorrow and it would be a great chance to meet her. Beth, her name was Beth. I immediately looked through Eve’s friends on Facebook and found her, stalked her page and saw that her family owned a horse farm and they had a business doing riding lessons. Her mom was a veterinarian and Beth worked at their farm.

"Beth, shut up. Look at you and Brandon. You met him one day- just one day- and his scale went up. Think about it. What if all this is in your head? The power of your mind is bringing all this into play." Beth crossed her arms. "And Josh?" "A sorry excuse of a human being. Wrong person, wrong timing," Sherlie waved off. "All this can't be in my head." "It is, sweetheart." Beth threw her gaze up to the roof. "Everything in my life-" "Is life happening. Life happens. You are amazing and you see it everyday. I'll be darned if I let you listen to the lies of Satan and ruin your chance at happiness. How can you be such a breath of fresh air and be suffocating yourself with such nonsense on the in

After a few minutes of silent cuddling, she pulled out her phone. I smiled, watching her unknowingly move herself towards even further devotion. Beth, meanwhile, was a whole other story. See, Beth was a lesbian. Still is, in fact. "Fuck me," she moaned, her fingers sliding in and out of her dripping pussy. "Fuck me, Toby. Make me yours. I want your cock inside me. I want it so bad..."

We had to change into cooler clothing but once naked, well, you never want to waste an erection. Beth pulled the covers down and crawled to the middle and lay on her back before spreading her legs. The view as always for me was breathtaking and one I enjoyed every time I got to see it. Beth is a natural blonde so fair skinned and even with a tan, not very dark. She has shoulder length curly blonde hair parted in the middle and it frames a pretty face with a small nose, full lips and startling blue eyes. Without shoes she is 5' 4" but depending on heel height has on rare occasions been 5'8" tall. On the rare occasions she has worn heels, the calf muscles are more pronounced and makes you want

Bethany lowered her head and cried for a long time. I sent her the studio's address and contact information, then stood. "Work hard. Stop thinking about things you shouldn't. Life is long. Don't waste your time on someone else's man." I turned and left. Outside the cafe, the sunlight was bright. The comments exploded. [The villainess repaid resentment with kindness???] [I'm crying. She helped Bethany.] ["You don't even count as a supporting character in my life" is so fierce.]

I jerked on my seatbelt on as Alison climbed in and sat next to Beth, the last of our little posse. "Saw your uncle leaving," Beth said. Her cute little toque's knitted ball bobbled off to one side as she leaned forward between the seats to talk to me. Beth had a shiny, happy feeling to her, like she could talk to anyone and be real about it. I really liked her but found her a little too intuitive for her own good sometimes. "Yeah," I said, trying to keep the subject away from the vampires, considering I just wrangled Alison out of that whole mess.

And everyone knew it, except him. “But I’m here. I will love you forever…” Cassidy added, and Amber set her shot glass on the counter and hugged her tightly. Alice’s hand reached mine, and she clasped it with hers, squeezing it before she glanced and smiled at me. “And to Alice…” Amber spoke after she separated from Cassidy. She raised her glass and smiled warmly at Alice. “For a new life, a new chance to live the life you want. To wake up each day beside the man the goddess gifted you with. For you and Joshua!”

Leon Now that I'd been able to set Beth and her friend free and I was sure they were on their way home, I had to also get Kath out of here before Ben found out that I'd tricked them. Beth and Kath looked alike a lot that you couldn't tell one from the other but there was a distinct way to tell them apart and that was the birthmark on Beth's arm which was in the shape of a very small crown that you wouldn't notice unless you looked very closely but Kath didn't have that.