Louisa Unchained Novels & Stories

He didn't turn back, didn't even give me one last look at me. My stomach dropped; I had pushed away the one thing that made me happy. My phone buzzed, snapping me out of my trance state. It was a text from Liv. >>Hey cherry drop<< >>where are you, I'm home<< I breathe out a sigh of relief, she was the one person I could share all this with. Okay, maybe not everything but I could get a great deal of weight of my chest I thought. >> Hey Livy, get the key in my vase <<

They feel I'm losing my way, But how can I lose, What I never had? I'm the prodigal son, One that's never coming back home. I've chosen my own path, And even though you call me lost, I have found my way. Why can't you accept that? Why do you always try to change me? Cain McCarthy, The Lost Boy Brianna's POV

The cold metal of the flash drive pressed against her palm was a fragile thread holding her to whatever hope remained. As she rounded the corner of an old warehouse, her foot caught on a loose plank, sending her sprawling to the ground. Pain shot through her wrist as she hit the pavement hard, the flash drive skittering from her grasp. Before she could reach for it, a boot slammed down, pinning the device under heel. A rough hand grabbed her by the collar, dragging her upright. Jenna’s breath caught as a face loomed close—cruel eyes set in a scarred, weathered face.

Alexander said to her scarring her half to death as she thought he was still asleep. A shiver went through her because she knew he meant well what he said. Even more bewildering was the fact that Johnathan saved her and she didn’t remember a thing. Over the time it took for her aunt to arrive she recovered from her illness and her father forbid her from leaving the house at all. Her frustration was evident. She took to her room.

Louisa asked, getting agitated. "Chase, my name is..." Chase started to say, but before he could finish his sentence Louisa cut him off again. "I, Louisa solemnly reject you, Chase, as my mate." Louisa said, breaking her side of the bond between them. She now stood there tapping her foot as she waited for him to accept her rejection. She thought he would whimper at the pain and then run away like the low rank he was, but instead he looked at her and smiled smugly at her, like he knew something she didn't.

JOHANNA. As I struggled to open my eyes, I heard the sound of chains clashing against each other. Finally, I was able to open my eyes again to see myself in a cage. “What should this be called?” My eyes bulged as I glanced at the chain used to hold me like a criminal.

A mini- porch is set outside to make her feel the cozy air against her skin when she steps out for a fee doses of natural vitamin D. She's a disaster waiting to happen everytime. Whatever past she had is still eating her up until this time. It seemed to fuel her unquenchable thirst for justice and freedom. Which is rather a pipe dream given the life they chose. Always trapped and will never feel free. No matter how far they go they always comeback to their cages voluntarily. Putting on the invisible leash that strains them.

and introducing her to her savior, the Guvnor. Louisa had always been a very proud woman. She came to the States planning to live off her older brother for life. She wanted a share of his company. She wanted him to pay for everything since she had no job. She wanted Eric to house her, keep her cards loaded, cover all her needs... and he did. Every job she tried ended with her getting fired for one reason or another. Eric brought her into McCoy Constructions as his secretary even though she knew nothing about the work. He kept her anyway because he wanted to. She started acting like she ran the place—calling herself Lady McCoy. Firing anyone who was rude to her, hiring people when it wasn't h

"Mom, I can't leave Louisa to fend for herself. I've already promised to help her. I-I borrowed from an online moneylender for this, and the interest keeps growing. I can't pay it back anymore. Please, just help me." Just then, Louisa, who had been silent up until now, suddenly stood up and quickly walked toward Edmund and Caroline's bedroom. Sensing something was wrong, Caroline hurriedly followed her. She found Louisa rummaging through the drawers. Louisa soon came out with several pieces of Caroline's gold jewelry, such as rings and necklaces. Stunned, Caroline shouted, "Louisa, what the hell are you doing?" Louisa ignored her and kept walking toward the door, as though she was simply goi

I said sincerely. I hadn't thought of that. I was so busy with my own damn problems that I couldn't see past my own nose. It was a complex situation, but the way Louisa analyzed it was pure gold. She had found a damn loophole in the system. “I know,” Louisa said with amusement. "And that's why I tried to go to the forbidden area, but Louen wouldn't let me in. So I had to go home. However, I think we can try again today.”