Linda Lake Smallville Novels & Stories

Jake followed behind her, grabbing her wrist and spun her around to face him, “thanks, Linda, aren’t you staying for the party?” Her brows furrowed as she pulled her wrist free of his grasp, “why would I, I don’t like your sister, and I don’t have any interest in who your mate might be.” She grinned, “whatever happens here tonight I’m sure it will be all over social media by tomorrow morning.” Jake’s face dropped as Linda walked off, “I don’t understand that girl, she’s never once looked at me, not ever,” he protested as he kicked a rock that skidded across the lawn about 30 feet into the distance.

High clouds mantled the sky, and the snow was crisp and glittering with ice crystals. They did not have far to go. The closest village, Big Wells, was only five kilometers away. As its name indicated, it was a bigger place than Little Wells, and hopefully they still had lines of communication intact. Svetlana thought about this a lot. She would have to deliver her information through the black tube of a far-speaker. Would it carry the same impact as when delivered in person? Would anybody listen to her? Her initial plan involved walking boldly into the House of the People and demanding a personal audience with the Voice. She had imagined herself striding fearlessly through the marble halls i

"It's the least I can do after everything that's happened. But remember, be careful. The Night Owl isn't forgiving, and Jacob… well, he's not the same person he was before." As I turned to leave, a thought struck me. I stopped and looked back at Linda. “Is there anything else I should know? Anything that might help us?” Linda’s eyes flickered with an unreadable emotion before she nodded slowly. “Yes, there’s one more thing... It's not the same here without you, Lilith... You were truly our best. If you ever wish to come back, I can put in the word for you." I gave her a soft smile and teased. “Thank you, Linda. That means a lot to me. But I don't think that's the life for me right now. I’m o

Even the shepherd mix goes still, sensing the change. Demetri and Zack don’t wait for an explanation. They bolt past us, instincts sharp, knowing Linda wouldn’t burst in like this unless it was dire. “Another wolf—” she tries again, voice shaking. Grace presses a glass of water into her hands, and Linda gulps it down, trembling. I feel my pulse quicken. The memory of Xavion’s blood, his weight against me, flashes sharp and immediate. My hands tighten on the shepherd’s harness. Linda’s eyes find mine. “Out front,” she whispers hoarsely. “He’s hurt.”

" I said and then looked at him. "Linda isn't an object that you can swap at will. She is a person, and she is happy now. She is expecting a baby with Theodore Orlov; move on. She would not get back to you even if you were the last man on earth. After all you did to her?" I said and laughed from frustration. "Are you on drugs, Kyle?" I asked him.

I could see the look in her eyes when she was thinking about it, the bitten lip and rouge cheeks. "And if you leave, don't ever come back." Linda's lips quivered. She slammed the bowl of porridge before me and stormed out of the kitchen. "Okay, I'm lost," Jacob said. "Linda has been seeing Greg and he claims that he wants to fix things. Linda gave him the twins and I can see, slowly but surely, that she is going back to that bastard." "Oh," was all Jacob could say.

AVENA "Someone has beautiful glowing eyes right now," Linda said. Her sly smirk beautified her red lips as she held my shoulder pushing me further into the lockers. The Ridger twins were behind her, arms folded in their matching black dresses watching us. My claws were unsheathed now and Sage was half in control. "What do you want, Linda?" I asked with a shaky breath, trying my best to hold Sage in knowing how ferocious she could be and how she would tear them down to pieces without thinking twice.

By the time they arrived at Dean’s new villa, Linda was utterly stunned. "My God, Dean, this place is a mansion!" Linda exclaimed, her voice filled with awe. After touring the villa, the two settled in and started chatting. Dean talked about his impressions of the Dragon Gang and compared it to his former law firm, highlighting the stark differences in culture and work environment. Eventually, the conversation turned to Damon. "Linda, do you have a thing for Damon? Or maybe guys like him?" Dean teased, grinning playfully. Linda smiled, her expression relaxed. "Actually, I’m a lesbian—I like women."

Malia said as she walked in with her daughter. “Hey, Malia, “ Lisa said as she stood up. “Go say hello to your aunt Lisa,” Malia said to Linda who walked towards Lisa and smiled at her. “Hello, aunt Lisa,” Linda said in her tiny voice, making Lisa smile. “Hello, little pumpkin, “ Lisa said as she stroked her hair making Linda giggle. Linda is just 4 years old. “Hmph hmph” Dina clears her throat and Lisa turns to her. “Oh my goodness! I almost forgot. Malia met my friend Dina and this is her daughter Clara. And Dina meets Malia, she’s my co-worker. She helped me find this apartment. Her house is just down the street” Lisa said

Grinning smugly, Linda continued, "I murdered your daughter, and not only could you not do anything about that, but even your best friend has to give up his kidney for my daughter! Hurts to think about it, no? But what can you do about it? The more it hurts you, the more it pleases me!" Tina's chest was heaving, but she did not waste her breath—she kicked Linda to the floor and walked over Linda as she lay sprawled on the floor.