Linda And Heather Novels & Stories

"Adrian, darling, please. Tell her she’s being ridiculous. I only came because I’m worried about her. Lila is a sweetheart, but she doesn't know the first thing about the Al-Hamad deal. She’ll embarrass you. I’ve been to Dubai five times—I’m here to be her advisor, to make sure the Sterling name doesn't get dragged through the mud." Lila looked at Adrian, her chest tight with panic. *Please, say no. Throw her off the plane.* "Adrian," Lila’s voice was a plea. "Tell her to go home. This is our honeymoon." Linda let out a sharp, mocking laugh. "A honeymoon is for lovers, honey. This is business. And you know I’m right. You need me." Lila waited for Adrian’s cold, decisive rejection. But when h

It was clear she belonged to a wealthy family. She circled past Luna and Malcolm’s table and turned to sit down in the seat behind Luna. Her seat was right behind Luna’s. Despite the several dozens of centimeters between them, Luna could still smell the faint scent of gardenia wafting off Heather’s skin. “Mr. Lynch, I’m already here. When are you arriving?” Suddenly, a soft, gentle voice rang out from behind Luna. Luna’s entire body stiffened. The onlookers were right… Heather was here to meet with Joshua.

“Stella, your best friend right? Tavon said she was a loudmouth but I never believed him or saw her as a problem. The one who thinks black eyeliner makes her a badass, again, never thought she was a problem?” I smiled thinly. “Stella’s a lot more than that.” I didn’t say it, but it rang in my head: She’s a hacker, Linda. A damn good one. She found Carter. She found your location. She found you. Linda didn’t speak for a moment. Just stared at the envelope, then back at me. “You’re smarter than I gave you credit for,” she said finally. “I’m not here to play games, Linda. I'm here to end this before anyone else gets hurt. Take the money. Disappear. That’s your last chance.”

“How could that be?” Linda let out a shaky breath, steadying herself as she began to speak again. Her eyes moved from Lauren to Tessa and back again, as though weighing everything before finally letting it out. “Even before Tessa’s divorce,” she said slowly, each word deliberate, “you had already hooked up with Curtis, and that lasted till now.” Lauren’s eyes widened instantly. “Go away!” Linda added sharply, her voice rising again as the last bit of restraint snapped. “I don’t have such a shameless daughter like you!”

“Good morning ma'am.” “Good morning.” Lyra recognized her from yesterday. “You're on my team, right? What's your name?” “Heather.” “Nice to meet you, Heather. You have a beautiful smile.” Heather blushed. “Thank you, ma'am.” Then she extended her hand. “Please allow me to help with your bag.” Lyra mirrored her smile. “Don't worry, it's fine. Tell the others, everyone should start brainstorming for topics for the summit. We'll have a meeting and pick the best.”

I lowered one finger. "Two." "Did you hit your head or something?" Hendrick snapped. "What the hell are you even counting?" There was a flicker of unease in his eyes as he reached for my hand. Linda rolled her eyes and pulled him back, casually pressing his hand against her chest. "She's probably just freaking out. Girls like her are always this fragile. Not like me." Hendrick's attention drifted instantly, his focus pulled away as he reacted to her. I was left standing there, completely ignored.

Linda chimed in, shaking her head in mock disappointment. While they still talked and laughed, Seth leaned in and whispered in Linda's ear. “Meet me on the rooftop.” Linda's eyes flicked towards Seth, and she felt a shiver of anticipation race down her spine. "Rooftop?" she whispered back. "Now?” Seth gave a single, subtle nod, his gaze lingering on hers for a moment longer before he turned back to the conversation, feigning interest. Linda's heart pounded in her chest as she tried to nonchalantly stand up, excusing herself to the bathroom. She couldn't help but wonder what Seth wanted to talk about on the rooftop. Was it important? Or was he simply looking for a quiet moment with her?

"I'm not leaving now, Lilly. We're waiting to hear back from Jory. He's going to go in with another Lycan, and see if they can hear what Jason has planned." Lilly nodded. Heather knocked on the door moments later and stepped inside. She held two plates in her hands. "Susan told me what was going on," she whispered, sitting our food to the side. "I'm so sorry, Lilly. We're going to kill this guy, I promise. And you'll have nothing but a happy future with Marcus." She smiled. "Thank you." Heather gestured for me to follow her outside. I glanced at Lilly before walking into the hallway and taking a heavy breath. She placed her hand on my shoulder. "Are you okay?"

“Anyway, I have a date today—with Mr. Hottie—so I need to go get ready.” Lya muttered under her breath, her eyes already back on her phone. “Finally, someone is losing their virginity.” “Whatever,” Linda shot back quickly, glaring at her as she turned and headed toward the stairs. Her steps were quick, light, filled with a kind of nervous excitement she couldn’t hide. Rhunar finally leaned forward, his casual air cracking just enough for his voice to drop low. His tone was calm, but there was something darker hidden beneath it. “You should cancel the date.”

She was both sad and disappointed. No matter how close they were, they must not cross the line. Linda took two steps back, and her face sank. However, she did not apologize to Cordelia. Cordelia looked at her and returned to her office. Linda wanted to stop her, but no words could come out of her mouth. … The next weekend, Linda went hiking alone. When she and Cordelia were in college, they would go hiking together on weekends. They had left their footprints on nearly all of the hills and mountains in Jangasas.