Luffy X Bonney Novels & Stories

"Didn't you tell me you loved me to death? That I was your mate chosen by the Moon Goddess herself? You begged me in tears to complete the bond with you." Oh? What a performance. It looked like Rina paid him quite a hefty sum. Since he didn't know me, he naturally assumed Bonnie was the woman in question. Which only made him double down on the act. He slung an arm around Bonnie's shoulders. "Come on, sweetheart, don't be shy. We're all adults here. What's wrong with a little pleasure? There's nothing shameful about it." "I don't know you—let me go!" Bonnie flailed, shoving at him in frantic denial.

Anyway, he and Georgia proceeded towards the stairs, but Bonnie hugged down, bubbly and excitedly. She met them at the foot of the stairs. “Do you see what I told you?” Syrus whispered to Georgia who nodded before Bonnie got to them. “Good thing you both are here, Syrus and Georgia, because I have an announcement to make to you both,” Bonnie said gleefully. “We are listening,” Syrus said with a tight smile. “I officially have a boyfriend now…and his name is Adrian!” Bonnie announced with a grin.

Alaric ordered as the class clapped except the Star girls. "Bonnie?" Mr. Alaric said walking up to her. "Can we be friends?" He said offering her a handshake as he squat to meet up with her height. "Yh, sure. It would be my pleasure sir" Bonnie said as they shook hands then he carried her up. *. *. *. * TBC

His pure blue eyes were beaming with passion as he examined carefully on my face. Instinctively, I thought he was about to kiss me, so I tried to move back, but he stopped me by placing both his hands on my hips. Then, he said in a deep, husky voice - "I'm a special type of werewolf, Louisa. I'm a Lycan."

I was not certain how the mate-bond felt with humans, but it seemed like she could sense something. “Bonnie, this is Tyree. He’s one of our best warriors. Bonnie is part of the tour from the coven,” I said to them both. Her blush was endearing. I remembered when I was first in front of Kade. The entire room fell away until only he remained. ‘I’m not certain if she knows about mates,’ I told him. “It’s very nice to meet you, Bonnie. Who is this precious angel?” he asked, smiling down at the baby girl.

Bonnie “This time, we’re going to go underwater,” Bonnie told Tyson. “You can totally do this.” Tyson looked unconvinced. “Can we wait for Dylan?” “Sure,” she replied with a shrug. “Or you can show him a new trick when he gets here.”

"It settles the nerves, and the stomach." I took a sip, the hot liquid burning beautifully down my throat. "Why did you help me?" I asked, my voice hoarse. "You don't know me. That man outside... he's dangerous and the people he works for are equally dangerous." Bonny sat down in a wooden rocking chair opposite me, pulling a pipe from his pocket. He didn't light it, but just held it thoughtfully. "I've lived by the sea for a long time, girl. I know what a shipwreck looks like when it washes ashore. You've got the look of someone who's been thrown overboard by people who were supposed to keep you safe."

I’d spotted it weeks ago near Topanga and bought it on impulse because it reminded me of him. Tomorrow was our engagement party, the official merging of Woodhills and Stormbane packs under one united front. But tonight could just be ours. “He’s going to lose it,” I murmured, resting my forehead briefly against the steering wheel. Tyler cried at everything. Military reunion videos. Emotional movie scenes. One time he watched wedding vows on YouTube and had to pretend he had allergies afterward. God, I loved that about him. The way his tough Alpha image cracked over little things that mattered.

“You want answers. I want Selene gone. We can help each other.” Bonnie didn’t respond right away. Then she said, coolly, “I haven’t agreed to anything yet. Don’t forget—I might be new to the game, but I’m not stupid.” Cherry smirked. “Good. That’s why you’re useful.”

He thought Kaiju were fearless, but Soundhound was weak. “Please, we’re Kaiju. Nothing in our nature leans to fairness. Why break my back fighting you one-on-one by the rules when I can take you out quickly and with little effort?” “This wasn’t a part of our deal,” Bonnie complained. “You said you wouldn’t hurt him.” “Deal?” Taylor asked, turning to the young photographer. “Bonnie, are you working with them?” Tears trickled down Bonnie’s cheeks and her tongue became heavy. Taylor quickly looked away in disgust.