Lucy Score Stand Alone Books Novels & Stories

I head back up the stairs, my brain rattling inside my head for an answer ‘Charlie will be the only one that can stop the vampire’ ‘I know Cain but its not going to be that simple’ He tuts at me annoyed, like every other time my Lycan tutted at me. He thinks he knows the answers to everything when in fact he knew nothing or very little, he was just eager to fight. Ally’s voice drifts into my head “Charlie and I are having a girls night. Don’t wait up” I groan again as I hear the front door slam shut. Just one night alone with her, just to talk, that was all that I wanted and I just couldn't get it, she was either crying, asleep or trying to escape.

Who would have expected to be killed by a couple of mutant dogs on their daughter's birthday? I gritted my teeth as the memory of talking to Jilin came back to me. Three of them were still alive and they were supposed to go to Historia. The thought made me sick. I didn't want these monsters to be allowed to spend a quiet retirement while all their victims were slowly being forgotten. That was not fair. I shouldn't allow that, but what could I do? The laws were clear and research was important - especially with such a strong enemy. But ... it just wasn't fair. Unfortunately, I realized very early on that life was seldom fair. Actually, it was just a hurdle race that you tried to master in the

I could only hope that she would have settled in again by tonight, because otherwise I would be allowed to sleep on the couch one night again - and it was really uncomfortable. Sighing, I leaned back and opened the completely tattered book again, which I actually already knew by heart. But I wanted to repeat as much as possible today so that I could get off to a good start tomorrow. I ran my finger over the familiar table of contents. Foreword, evolution, instinct, social life, physiology, reproduction, ancestry, stem groups and subspecies. How many times had I made this movement with my finger? I couldn't count it anymore, but it was like a little ritual I had to go through before I could s

I follow his gaze. Lucy. She’s pale. All color drained. Like she’s seen a ghost. “Have we met before?” Bowman asks her slowly. “You look… familiar.” Lucy doesn’t answer. She doesn’t hesitate. She bolts to her feet and runs out of the restaurant. My heart slams violently against my ribs. Something is wrong. Very wrong. I turn back to Bowman, my voice low. Dangerous. “Where do you know her from?” He frowns slightly. Thinking. And then he speaks.

I looked up to see her standing in front of me, her eyes filled with something I couldn’t quite place. “Thank you,” she said. “For what?” I asked, genuinely confused. “For caring,” she said, a small smile playing on her lips. Before I could respond, she turned and walked away, leaving me alone with my thoughts. I watched her go, my heart aching with emotions I didn’t fully understand. But one thing was clear. Ash and Beta Andy had made a mistake. And they were going to pay for it. No matter what it took. As Lucy left the room, the faint sound of a howl echoed in the distance, sending chills down my spine. Something was coming, and it wasn’t just an attack but a big secret open up.

Lucy. The name twisted inside her like a thorn. Lucy was supposed to be gone. Dead. she had made sure of it when she sent those useless Omegas to handle it. Yet, here she was—alive and stronger than before. That wolf… it was no ordinary shift. Isabella had never heard a wolf growl like that—not even the strongest warriors in the pack. The power in Lucy's growl which was able to shake the trees even the pack itself was in itself stronger. It was different and intense and it made her heart pound. If Lucy was alive, what else had she survived? Had Aiden been protecting her all this time?

I blinked, unable to understand what was going on. “Thank you, Yvonne. I’ll be okay now.” Yvonne smiled. “Good to hear.” She gave Lucy a stack of books and pinched her cheek before heading downstairs. Lucy walked around me without a word. I followed her. “What did she tell you?” I asked. “What were you doing all this time?” Lucy said nothing as she reached the luna’s door. My hand shot out to stop her. “You’re not sleeping in there,” I said. “You can bring your books to my room.”

Lucy doesn’t bend to get her cloak like I expect; she takes a step towards me, making her hips pop, she might as well be waving a banner that declares her a breeder. “You were so good tonight. I know the Pack had some losses but Ash is alive and her pup is going to be okay.” Lucy reaches up and tweaks one of her nipples as she speaks and that's enough to have me jumping out of my chair. Her eyes go wide as I storm around the desk and come to a stop in front of her. She’s short enough that I tower over her more than I do with Elle. I feel nothing for her, though; my cock doesn’t even give a half-hearted throb in response to her oiled-up body. In the past I would have at least looked my fill b

Adrian – POV I told myself I did the right thing. That coldness was necessary. Lucy – POV If he wanted a tool… Then I would become something far more dangerous. Adrian – POV Whatever she did… I would uncover it. No matter the cost. Lucy – POV I lifted my head. This wasn’t over. Not even close.

She pursed her lips, sighed lightly, then said, "No thanks. I can't handle such a big corporation. I should just stick with running the business my mom left me." Yet, mischief glinted in her eyes as she arched her brows. "I only want you. That's enough for me. After all, having you means owning all these things." Lips curving, Spencer looked at her and sardonically praised her without holding back. "Someone's pretty aware of things, huh?" Lucille picked a random book from the shelf. She'd scanned the area earlier and seen that most of the books in this section were foreign. After casually flipping through the pages, she was shocked to learn it was a book on the historical literature of the A