Liv And Maddie Flashback A Rooney Mga Nobela at Kwento

Audrey joined her. "It was really fun to watch you kicking his a** I must admit," Maddie said in between laughter. "I know right!* Audrey muttered and the two girls burst into another round of laughter as a similar memory started to play on both their minds. It was the memory of the first day the two girls had met. **Flashbacks of about six years ago**

20 years in the future. It turns out that day that Rayna and Maddi had those flashes, they were in fact premonitions. And they were of their future. Over the years they learned to deal with the little glimpes they were shown. And as the kids got older they understood better about not showing too much of the future.

Who on earth is this Maddie? Starting to feel left out, I clear my throat and grit out. “I'm still here,” “You're not forgotten, my love.” Landon caresses my hand with his thumb before pecking it softly. He speaks, “Brooklyn, this is Riley. Madison's best friend. He looks at Riley who's watching the exchange with amusement and curiosity in her eyes, “this is Brooklyn, my mate.” He finishes without a pause. “I knew it,” Riley grins. “Sara can go eat her shits.”

I sat down and drank the coffee Adrian got me as more flashbacks possessed my mind. **Flashback** Roxy munched on the popcorn beside me as we sat together on the couch under a blanket. Just then there was a knock on the door. "I'm not getting it," I stated. "Oh come on! You're the man in this house!" Roxy exclaimed with her mouth full. "But I ain't getting up," I argued. "Rock, paper, scissors," she challenged holding her hand in a fist. We played one round of the game and I lost as a rock to her paper. "Go!" she ordered.

"You can't even plan a party well. You should learn from Maeve in the future." I lied that I was tired and went back to my room to rest, but I was actually packing my luggage. There were still 48 hours before I left. Through the window, I saw Felix competing with Maeve in target shooting. Jasper kept cheering Maeve on. Seeing Maeve falling behind, Felix deliberately missed a shot. They interacted closely, just like a family of three, while I was the extra. During the last shot, Maeve's aim suddenly went off and the bullet shot toward me.

And I am at the other side of the wall. I want to break that wall. And I will. I am not back to sit and watch them. This time, I’ll have my family back. I’ll have Rena back. —-------------------------------------- I’m heading back to the packhouse of my pack when I hear footsteps behind me. Irene’s scent catches my nose. “How did it go?” Her voice is a cocktail of excitement and concern. “Just as it should have gone,” I reply, taking a seat on the living room couch. “Rena was pissed. I probably ruined her birthday.”

‘This is such a joke. Lana caught a glimpse of Madeline coming in and walked over proudly. She sneered at Lillian. Madeline shielded Lillian behind her and looked up sharply. "What are you doing here? Miss my slaps?” "Tsk." Lana laughed arrogantly. "Oh, Eveline, don’t you ever get tired? Even though you’re married to Ryan, I can tell that you still can't let go of Jeremy in your heart,” Lana said, deliberately jutting out her stomach as she walked in front of Madeline. “Tsk, tsk, tsk. It seems that Mrs. Jones has gotten a lot more haggard. Is it because you miss Jeremy too much? It's a pity that Jeremy has been too busy accompanying me every night.

‘She doesn't want to talk about anything anyway. Raven pressed a mug of hot herbal tea into her hands and exchanged a glance of understanding with Omem, she saw. ‘Shall I come with you?’ Raven bit into a poppy seed bun with cheese and looked questioningly. Maddie nodded with relief. 'Yes please.' Raaf and Maddie were together in the local bus on their way to the town where Maddie's mother, Gonnie had lived since the divorce. Maddie's eyes stared into nowhere. ‘We could have taken a shorter route, too,’ Raven whispered in her ear.

I can prove it to you right now! Maddie rolled her eyes. “No offense, but... You look like one of those psychotics who barely met the girl and are already planning a wedding. In your mind!” Lina pointed out. “Are you sure you haven't met him before, Maddie?” “I would remember, no doubt!” she replied, and he puffed out his chest. “It's good to know that I'm someone you wouldn't forget. And just wait until we live together. You will remember me well, my dear.”

I ask, feeling happy for her. “Rover!” she calls out and I see a young man coming from the group. He looks about her age. I recognise him from the rogues. He was part of the group that set out with Maverick to defeat the rogues. He survived because he was fiercely loyal and protective of Maverick. He and Madeline make an excellent pair. “Liberty, come join us,” Dad calls for me. I promise Madeline to find her and Rover at her parents house later on. Immediately she drags Rover away in the direction of home. I wonder how Martin will react to this news. Madeline and he were quite close and as far as I know they were open to becoming chosen mates.