Lincoln And Stella Novels & Stories

"I have an update on the search you ordered. The girl — Stella. We found her last known location." I straightened. "Where?" "A clinic. The Yards, east edge. She was treated there roughly six years ago, not long after the accident." A pause. "Aaron. The records indicate she was pregnant." The room went very still. "Pregnant," I said. The word lodged in my throat and stayed there. Six years. She'd been carrying a child when she vanished, and I hadn't known. "The records aren't complete. But the timeline matches." I was on my feet before Marcus finished speaking. The chair rolled backward and hit the window. Celeste said something, my name, a question, but I was already past her, already reachi

Everyone in South City knew that Stella Wallace and Julian Quinn were famous for never getting along. As Julian’s fiancee in name only, Stella had laid out three rules. He was not allowed to go street racing. He was not allowed to stay out all night. Above all, he was not allowed to go see his crush, Yara Xenford. Julian deliberately went against her. He would either race along every inch of South City’s mountain roads or spend the entire night drinking at a private club until he could barely stand. On Stella’s birthday, he even purposely kissed Yara under a sky full of fireworks. He made a complete fool of Stella in front of everyone. Everyone was waiting for the drama to begin. They

• • • • • • STELLA • • • • • • • We were at the entrance of the most populous club in the city, and by 'we', I meant Sasha, Zac and me. The night was lit and a very good aura to shake off the worries and trauma. Tonight is not about my weird father, neither is it about my unforgiving husband or is about the baby gradually growing inside of me. Tonight is simply about one lady - one girl and wife, Stella. I'm not gonna give up this chance for anybody.

~Recap~ Stella let out a frustrated sigh as she stared at him straight in the face. "Go on, babe," he said with an assuring smile. "Okay," she blurted out adjusting her position on the bed. "I slept with Mr. Tochuckwu..." This was the only simple sentence she could construct in her head, yet it was too difficult to let it out of her mouth. It got stuck in her throat like a bone. All of a sudden, the beeping of Richard's phone interrupted the tense atmosphere.

Before anything came out from my mouth, he yelled “Stella! If you act like you don’t want to spend your time with me then it won’t be good for you.” I became silent listening to him. I didn’t dare to talk back anything. A part of me was dreading about it but I kept calming myself repeating the words Jennie and Jessie would be there too. We reached the place and I saw three tents were arranged. There were few lights hanging from the branch of tree that were giving enough light to see the things. Jessie, Jennie and their boyfriends were already there. Harry leaned a bit and whispered into my ear. “Stella! I repeat, do not do anything wrong.”

Keegan squeezed her hand, signaling her to keep quiet. Stella hesitated, following Keegan's gaze to Luanna Saab—no, Lina Saab—walking hand in hand with Ricky Adam at the appreciation banquet. Lina's makeup mirrored Luanna's, her eyes alluring and her features radiant. Dressed elegantly, she looked almost identical to when Stella saw her at the hospital. They appeared together, their mannerisms intimate and familiar. "Mr. Kane, congrats on the successful press conference," Ricky said, raising a cup to Keegan.

Stella answered and Elinor laughed. "Are you serious?" "Dead serious," Stella said with a nod, "How did you two manahe to do that?" She asked Louis and Stella were like oil and water, they never mixed . Theu didn't get along and they were never pleased when they had to run into each other. Their conversations consisted of constant bickeings full of sharp remarks and underlined insults. To Elinor it had always been fun to watch. But she never expected her cousin to invite someone in the first place.

Stella was probably crazy enough to pull the trigger and end her children’s lives but she wouldn’t take that risk. Gabriel just got out of the hospital and he couldn’t return there. Neither could Gabriella. She got to their class and saw Mrs Lincoln berating Marcus for allowing Stella into the school premises. The remaining pupils were all standing in a corner looking scared which meant that Gabriel and Ella were the only ones in the class with Stella. “Mrs Lincoln! Has anyone called the police?”. She demanded. “She said that if we call the police, she’ll kill your children.” Mrs Lincoln replied. “She was dead serious.”

Stella rubbed her forehead, feeling a migraine. “All right. All right. You don’t need to comfort me. I know in my mother’s eyes, just anyone can be more important than me. Such a young girl! She hasn’t married into our family yet, and she can delight my mother and trust her so much. That’s so ridiculous!” Hadassah asked tenderly, “What should we do now?” Stella cast her a glance. “What else can we do? My mother has given me the order. Of course, we should go back to Spark Land. Otherwise, I might not be able to enter the door of the Lincoln house anymore.”

Stella, waking up on Monday morning, got out of bed and sat leaning against the bed's headboard. After confessing their love to each other, Stella and Marvin decided to sleep in the same room. Because there were still some photos of Lily in Marvin's room, and Stella didn't want to see them. She asked Marvin to sleep in her room instead. She hadn't told Marvin yet that the reason she didn't want to sleep in his room was because of the photos of Lily. She would tell him later. Stella got out of bed and approached Marvin. She wrapped her arms around him from behind. The scent of his body in the morning was truly tempting. She felt like teasing her husband.