Love Rendezvous Novels & Stories

I had stood there like a fool, waiting in the hotel, staring at the cramped little ceremony hall while the people around me whispered and sneered. I really should have appreciated Kyle's good intentions. It was just that none of them had ever been meant for me. When Kyle heard me laugh, he took it as a sign that the matter was settled, forgiven and forgotten. He repeated himself, satisfied. "I'll keep my word this time. Once this business trip is over, I'll throw you a proper engagement ceremony. Then we'll go file the paperwork and make it official, okay?"

“She simply wasn’t worthy of your love.” Kendra hugged me gently in return. Her embrace was soft and warm, like that one polite hug we shared at graduation years ago. “Now… Can we say we’ve met the right person, at the right time, in the right place?” After all those years, life had polished us into more refined versions of ourselves, yet we fit together even better than in our youth. It felt like the universe’s perfect arrangement. Kendra didn’t answer me with words. She lifted her head and kissed me, affirming everything I’d said.

I used to brush it off as her blunt personality, but looking back, I realized that maybe she truly believed I was a worthless loser. She stormed out, luggage in hand. I followed, worried about her state of mind. I never saw the crash coming. The driver lost control, and the car veered straight into a river. I jumped out, desperate to save her, but my ankle got caught in the thick, clinging river weeds. She remained trapped in the sinking car, her cries for help muffled by the rushing water. When I awoke again, we had both been reborn. This time, neither of us mentioned continuing our engagement. She left abroad for her studies, defying her parents’ wishes, while I remained at the same compan

he’d said. So Zoe and I flanked him, both of us holding him up subtly whenever he stumbled. "We’re here," Zoe whispered, pulling out a pair of binoculars. "Black Pack camp. 2 kilometers ahead." Through the trees I could see it. Hundreds of tents. Fires. Wolves on patrol. And in the very center, a tent made of black silk with purple runes stitched into it. "That’s it," Victor said. "Hannah’s tent. The Mirror is in there."

The next second, the car started and sped away. Henry drove aimlessly for more than half an hour and finally came to a halt beside a river. He turned on the music on his car, and it began playing Bandari’s Snowdream. The soothing sound of the piano somehow made Henry even more frustrated. Everything Henry encountered seemed to have memories of Monique. He remembered the time he had to go to RK bar and the driver who was supposed to pick him up broke down, so Mandy ordered for another driver. That was his first time taking a cab and it was as though fate had brought them together, as he met Monique for the first time.

On the eve of our mating ceremony，Asher, my Alpha, proposed to have one last night of freedom. Asher had too much to drink. His hands wouldn’t stay still, roaming all over Selena. He looked like he wanted to ditch the bonfire right then and there, just to be alone with her. And this, the night before our bonding ceremony—the night before I, Ella, was supposed to become his Luna. The bonfire crackled. Silver Pine alphas, Moon Shadow betas, and my Moon Shadow attendants all mingled together.

“Hey, baby. Where are you? I’m at your place.” “I’m at work. Why? Is anything wrong?” I hear hesitation in her breath. “Well… I was hoping we could go see Diana. Her parents said they’re having a hard time with her about Tuesday.” So that’s her name. Diana. I’m already curious. “It’s fine. I’ll go. Send me the address.” “All right. Oh, and Roland—be nice.” “I’ll try my best. Bye.” “Bye.” --- Over an hour later, we’re driving into an older-looking estate—not small, but quiet. Dave is behind the wheel while I sit in the back. The car stops in front of a house where a man and a woman—middle-aged—walk out to greet me.

“I'm sorry Vanessa” “For what?” Tears streamed down my face. “We are going to have our wedding postponed tomorrow,” He said. How could he possibly joke at a time like this? “What happened?” I asked. He sighed, his hands still cupping my face. “I met Katherine in the office because she wanted to meet up to discuss our partnership.” He exhaled sharply. “Wayne suddenly showed up and we walked in together, When we did Eloise was on the floor, dead, and soaking in her own blood while Katherine stood over her”

Phedra Elizabeth thought. "What are they saying, I don't understand?" Phedra Elizabeth pretends to be innocent. "Me too." Duncan Hiddleston shook his head. “The rendezvous point is XXX Park. You guys can just follow me. She cannot be prevented. I have something to tell her. She won't do anything to me either. Do you think that meeting point is reasonable?” Lac Hong Hao smiled and looked at Theodore Mark. "You're worrying again. Smile. It won't matter. If anything happens, will you still protect me?"

Ron came with the drinks, two bottles alone since the four won't go about drinking a bottle each. A/N Drop a review, readers. Um... I hope your day went well. Over here it's night so goodnight lovely readers. Hopefully, I will finish the next chapter and publish it quick. After the near lunch, the four drove to the sanctuary. Kyle drove them with his car while Mia texted Todd and told him to puck her bike from the college. RAVEN'S ABODE Scorpion blade. Kyle marveled at the bold writing on the top of the big building and spacious land. It was nothing near to a church, more like a fancy refugee camp but wilder. It was a beautiful sight to behold.