Lucy Score Stand Alone Books Novels & Stories

"Oh no! Please don't think that. I've just been hyper-focused and distracted from the world around me." "Well, there's one way to solve this. I'm going to help. Hand me that newspaper article over there…" Lucy felt a sense of warmth envelope her heart. Gabriel sat with her to help her research all evening long, right up to the very last moment the library was allowed to be open. Gabriel stood next to Lucy as she checked out a few more books on nymphs, feeling his stomach growl loudly. "I think I owe you a meal for helping me with all of that research." Lucy grinned as they left the library.

“Andre Cole would never — why would someone like him ever choose you?” “Because unlike some people in this room,” I said softly, “I never had to scheme for his attention.” Evelyn’s eyes darkened dangerously. “No one will ever truly love you, Lucy,” she continued cruelly “Even your own mother left you. That’s why even Raphael went looking elsewhere. That’s why you’ll always end up alone.” The words landed exactly where she intended them to— even deeper than they should have. “Don’t, I said softly. You ever mention my mother, my voice dangerously low.”

She pleaded. I sighed heavily as I started off with the books I filched from the librarian, the reading of a fairytale Lycan rule and the information I’d gathered. I told her about the raid and the family journals that Constable Myra had. With each word Lucy’s eyes got wider and wider, her gaze darting more to the window to see her mate patiently waiting outside. “My Goddess…” she finally whispered, her hand playing with the bracelet on her wrist. “It all makes sense.” I was more puzzled than ever as she sat there, neither of us talking. After another minute or two, Lucy finally spoke. “Adam’s a Lycan.”

Lucy cleared her throat while she took off her jacket. "So did you get it?" King Kanyon asked her. “Totally, dude. Look at her, she got it alright," Cameron winked. "Am I right or am I right?" He chuckled. "Can you not be a pervert right now?" Kanyon barked. "Sorry," Cam whispered under his breath. "Of course I got it," Lucy plucked an old leather book out of her bag. It had strange symbols on the thick, burgundy cover. It looked as if it weighed a ton with pages the colour of ash.

Lucy opened her own laptop, her hands shaking so much she could barely type. They worked in that suffocating quiet for over an hour. The only sounds were the clicking of keys on their laptops. Every time their hands came close to each other while reaching for a shared textbook, Jonathan would pull back instantly. Lucy realized then that she couldn't go back. She looked at the man across from her and knew that the quiet, obedient girl who followed Adrian’s orders had died in the storm. Even if Jonathan never kissed her again, the memory of it had changed the way she saw herself. She didn't want to be a trophy. She didn't want to be a solution to a debt.

They only have blood and honor… and those who betray them find a death which makes them wish they had never been alive in the first place. A knock on the door shakes me out of my thoughts, and I climb over my bed in the tiny room to open the door. Lucy stands with hands on her hips, her black hair curled into a bun and her brown eyes flashing with tension. She looks over my dress, nodding to herself before straightening her back. Lucy, despite being a elder female wolf, fits into the soft cotton cream dress she is wearing well and it’s clear why she was chosen for alpha female so many years ago. She is very beautiful, far more than I could ever hope to be. I don’t have her soft complexion, n

*** LUCY: I took the alone time I was given to do some secret research into the book I had snagged from Theo on old magic. I couldn't understand some encryption, but I had a specific topic in mind that I was looking for. Memory loss. Stolen memories. Anything related to memories. As I flip the pages, I examine the different symbols, and something connects. 'What is it?' Nia perks up. It was strange being the one between the two of us who was in the know. There had been so many things I felt out of the loop about, but since I had gotten my magic, there was little that I didn't know ahead of Nia.

“Means more than one Alpha touched her. She’s screwed.” “Double-bonded. She’ll split in half.” “Or kill whichever one she rejects.” I tried to keep my head down, clutching my books like they were armor, but I heard every word. Every single one, and my chest felt tight, my stomach flipping over itself. Lucy leaned close, muttering through clenched teeth. “Don’t listen to them. They’re idiots, and they don’t know what they’re talking about.” “Yeah? Then why does it feel like they’re right?”

That night, Lucy pushed me with her feet until I fell on my back. Lucy crawled up on top of me without hesitation, and feeling awkward, Lucy immediately shoved my cock into her pussy. Ah, it feels like heaven. Lucy goes up and down her hips non-stop, like a pleasant rhythm, making my libido even more on top. The faster Lucy drives me, the stronger my desire to do more.

Thus, it was obvious Cain and Severin were both on different levels. Lucy forced a smile on her face as she cheered with Cain. "Sigh. Why can't he forgive me and accept me? Is it because I'm not pretty enough?" Cain placed his hand on Lucy's thigh and chuckled, "No, you're so pretty and sexy. Why would you think you're not? You're already in my heart. I can give you anything you want." Lucy heard and smirked. "Don't bluff. I want a villa. Can you buy me one?"