Mabel X Gideon Novels & Stories

“I also wanted to check on this dude.” Mabel nodded, then leaned into Arah, asking softly, “Where’s Gildeon?” “At school.” Mabel nodded again, slower this time, giving her a look that said they were sharing a secret without words. Cora and Tonio often claimed Mabel was the easiest to read in the group, but moments like this made Arah think otherwise. Sometimes, Mabel was just like Gildeon—a mystery that was painstakingly difficult to understand. “By the way, congrats, Mabel,” Jeric said.

Mabel refused their help and dragged her injured body to the inpatient ward to see Gisselle. She needed to pack everything and complete the discharge paperwork. Once everything was ready, Mabel sent Alex a message. She leaned down and kissed Gisselle's forehead gently. "Mom, wait for me. I'll meet you in Mythara soon." "What are you going to Mythara for?" Lennon's voice rang out behind her like a nightmare, making her freeze. Mabel stood up calmly. "A friend's getting married and invited me to the wedding." Lennon looked at her suspiciously. She simply held out her phone for him to see.

“Loraine!” Gideon raised an eyebrow, smirking. “Wow, subtle.” Ignoring Mabel’s protests, I gestured between the two of them. “He’s a prince. You’re gorgeous and sweet. It’s a perfect match!” “I’m standing right here,” Gideon pointed out dryly. Mabel stammered, her face turning even redder. “I don’t think—” “Why don’t you think about it while I grab some tea?” I said, standing abruptly and heading for the kitchen.

He pleaded, "Please, Mabel, I want you back in my life. I know you said this friendship thing wouldn't work, so I came out to just say everything as it is. I miss you and I love you so much. Please come back to me." Mabel sighed, "I'm sorry, Kelvin. I really am. There was a time I also thought that I'd spend the rest of my life with you. I wanted that, and I was ready to do anything for it, but it's different now. I don't love you anymore." Kelvin shook his head, "No, you don't mean that." Mabel asserted, "I do. Didn't you want to know where I'm coming from? Look at my finger. I'm coming from my fiance's house."

“We’ll get through this together.” He gives a reluctant nod. Across the room, Mabel turns to Gladys. “Thank you for coming,” she says, glancing nervously at the door where Mike left. “I think we should give him some space.” “Of course, darling,” Gladys says. “I just wanted to see my son on his big day. I’ve waited a long time for this.” Mabel tries to keep calm, but it’s clear she’s starting to break down. She looks at me like she’s silently asking for help, but what can I do? She brought this drama to her own wedding.

My eyes landed on Mabel and I noticed she was at the top of the stairs with her phone in her ear. “…Didn’t you say where you were?” She spoke in a low tone. “One of the gang leaders is here, and he looks ring of angry.” My stomach twisted. Aiden’s response was muffled, but I heard the distinct tone of frustration in his voice. Mabel sighed. “Get here fast, Aiden. I don’t want to be alone entertaining him.” Silence followed. Then, I heard a soft, “Thank you,” before her footsteps moved away.

“We plan a celebration to unite us, but we stay ready for Damon.” Gideon nodded, his voice gruff. “She’s right,” he said, his eyes on the pack. “We celebrate tonight, but we hunt tomorrow.” His support eased me, but Eleanor’s silence cut deep, her doubt a wall. Gabriel squeezed my hand, his voice low. “You’re their heart, Vera,” he said, his amber eyes warm, his touch electric. My heart skipped, the bond sparking, his strength tempting me to lean in, but Lana’s jasmine scent lingered in my mind, a venomous threat.

"You should take the money and leave now, because there won't be any left for you tomorrow." As such, Mabel left with the money. She thought she could marry into a decent life, but she ended up having her money swindled. She ended up doing hard labor, begging Joseph more than once to help her, but he remained unmoved. He allowed rumors to destroy Mabel—just like he once did to me. Perhaps Joseph had finally thought things through, but he stopped pestering me. He stopped showing up at places I would be. Though I heard he would sometimes sneak glances toward my house.

"I'm fine, I have good relationship with his father Cody Wilson, he helps me a lot and I success this time. Come on, I can always figure it out, right?" I smile, pretending that nothing has happened. Mable Bell, who's next to us, echoes, "Yes, as I said, she'll be fine. They are wife and husband, and she won't be hurt since it's just a quarrel." I can tell that Mable Bell indicates that something may happen to me. After all, she is convinced that the prophecies and curses she knows must all be true. Smiling, I reply, "I'm hungry, what about you? It's my treat today, let's go now."

The official wedding date for Gabriel and Cynthia's wedding was fixed. Maureen also got married to Luke as Renee was kicked out of the ministry of foreign affairs company, after which she ran far away from their sight to begin a new life, having lost her source of livelihood. Jude and Angela had a divorce shortly after the news of Gabriel and Cynthia's wedding. Gideon was frustrated to learn that Grandpa York still went ahead to bless the marriage of Gabriel and Cynthia without punishing Gabriel as earlier planned for choosing Cynthia instead of Hilda. He was so angry that he left the country never to return back and never to see Grandpa York or Gabriel ever again.