Linda's Tale Novels & Stories

She didn't expect that he hadn't seen her for many years, but he still recognized her. “Is the teaching assistant looking at me?” Linda shyly asked her. She laughed, "That's right. It must be because you are beautiful.” Linda giggled: "It's too beautiful to be miserable, many men love me too much, so I wonder which one to choose." She covered her mouth and smiled: "Choose the one you love." Linda is still dreaming: “I didn't love anyone before. But now I have met the man of my destiny.” She asked curiously: "Who is that?"

astonished they all looked at her even blake took a step away "Okay, I guess it's story time, You might want to grab a seat son, it's a long ride" she announced excitedly Blake gently obeyed sitting next to Jack and Ayesha who didn't seem worried or scared but appeared to be interested in Luna story. "A long, long time ago, before any of you were born, before I was born too, a witch fell in love with a very handsome wolf, it was forbidden but they were helpless. They had what we can call a sweet hide-and-seek relationship until a vampire fell in love with her. It then became complicated, at that time she was pregnant for the wolf and was doing her best to hide from the vampire. When he found

We sat at the very back of the bus so we can sit beside each other. “So, how’s your story so far?” Jake started, “Well I’m halfway through it.” I said kindly and looks at Xander who is looking outside the window not listening to us. “Can you tell me the story?” So, I told him how the story goes, I’m surprised he listened all throughout of it, “So will Cassiopeia die?” he asked curiously, and I looked at the window and noticed that we’re almost there. “I have to, or the purpose of the story will get ruined, and I’ll get disqualified in the contest.”

Linda’s POV My heart skipped a beat, a cold fear gripping me as I realized something was terribly wrong. Panic surged within me, but I tried to keep my voice steady. “What do you mean, you lied?” I demanded, my voice trembling despite my efforts to remain calm. Dr. Adam’s smile faded, replaced by a chilling expression that sent shivers down my spine. “You, Linda,” He said softly, his ice blue eyes locking onto mine with unsettling intensity, “You’re not going to another room as you already can tell, you’re going to a little place called ‘Pay Back’.”

I knew little about Indian culture. She had tattoos on her hand, which I observed as she slowly dropped the cake on the table. “I should be taking my leave,” she whispered, her voice tiny. “So early?” Elena asked, walking up to her. “Yeah, I've got some unfinished business to attend to,” she replied, her voice firm. Elena tried protesting, but I stopped her just in time with a kiss, which kind of made everyone cheer. The lady disappeared from the room without a trace.

After being unable to do so, she had a mental breakdown and was sent to a psychiatric hospital. During her time there, Linda had gone to interview Lisa, hoping to dig up some juicy entertainment industry gossip. The interview started off poorly because Lisa kept rambling—sometimes reciting the award speech she had given when she won Best Actress, other times ordering her staff to do her makeup for a scene she claimed she was about to shoot. However, as Linda was leaving the hospital, a middle-aged woman stopped her at the gate. The woman asked if she was a reporter, and when Linda confirmed it, the woman said, "I want you to expose someone."

“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.”

It left me cold. I’d lie there staring at the ceiling while he slept, my body unsatisfied, mind replaying Vincent’s rough grip, the way he’d growl my name like a claim. The guilt was different with Alex... because I was using him. Pretending. Vincent found out, of course. Laura mentioned it casually over Easter brunch, “Linda’s seeing someone. Some literature guy. Cute, right?” I saw the shift in Vincent’s eyes across the table. A flicker of a dark possessive look.

Linda who was a Lady all her life, thus had no idea about sturdiness, she also pulled towards Alexis. Just as Linda pulled towards Alexis, at the same time she make a stunt, while in the air she used her leg to smashed Linda in the head, Linda was supposed to fell under such kick from an expert like Alexis. But Alexis was not done with Linda. Since both Linda and Alexis were holding the end of the whip and the rod, Alexis pulled Linda towards herself once again, because a distance was created, Linda pulled towards Alexis once again, in anger, Alexis held her right fist, she smashed an uppercut at Linda jaw, Linda flew to the air, and she landed and smashed her head on the glass table, which

The bond flickered. Not prophecy. Lineage. “That’s impossible,” Kael said quietly. “All line-born nodes were burned out when.” “When the future stopped being prewritten?” Linda finished. She looked at me again, and something in her eyes deepened. “Not all of them.” My skin prickled. “Explain,” I said. Linda adjusted the strap of her satchel. “I wasn’t born with sight. Or power. Or anything destined. I was just… a girl in a river town two valleys south of here.”