Maddie And Josh Novels & Stories

By the time all of those were done, I sighed as I sat back in my chair and my mate walked into my office. Joshua sat in the chair across from mine and asked, “How are you feeling, love?” I smiled, “I’m good. It feels good to be back to a normal life.” He laughed, “Until our new normal starts.” I laughed, “I welcome that new normal.” He smiled, “Me too.” I asked, “Did you know Matt and Jessie are having twins too?” His eyes got wide, “No, I didn’t. Wow. This pack house is going to get super loud.” I laughed, “I said the same thing.” Joshua asked, “Are you ready for this?” I took a deep breath and nodded, “Yeah. I think it’s going to be fun most of the time.” I yawned and smiled, “I skipped my

He truly is a good father and loves his kids. Jaiden speaks up, “Where’s Jordy and Joshua?” Sable looks at everyone at the table. “It turns out that Joshua and Jordyn are mates. They are spending time with each other.” I see Jaiden and Jayme fist-bump and say ‘yes’ under their breath. Clearly, they like Joshua after spending time with him today. Jaliyah and Jazmyne look a little sad, though. “Jaliyah, Jazmyne, are you two, okay?” I asked.

She cringed. “Nah, Michael will win. I mean, just look at him.” Jess sighed. “He isn’t a patch on Erik, but that wolf is hot.” Maddie’s mouth bobbed open, much to her friend’s amusement. “Don’t try and tell me you haven’t noticed. I’ve seen the small touches and sweet looks that pass between you two.” Maddie froze. Every muscle in her body bunched as if her life had just been threatened. Her eyes were on Jess, watching as she casually plumped up her hair and added some more gloss to her lips. Then, their eyes met in the mirror.

‘No, I have no plans,’ admitted Maddie, ‘I celebrate it at home, with my grandmother. ‘Why do you live with her?’ asked Dean interested. He bit into an apple. Maddie looked up, surprised by that question. ‘I help her with a herbal course that she gives and the young people she takes care of there. She just needs my help,’she said. The lie did not come so easily, she noticed for the first time that she hated lying to the people she associated with. ‘Your parents are definitely divorced,’ Dean said, understanding, ‘my parents too, last month.’

The move doesn’t go unnoticed by this guy, if his eyes narrowing are any indicator. “Josh, I’d like to introduce you to Delta Trevor and Delta Jessica. They were my childhood best friends. These are their children, Harmony,” Maddie gestures to the youngest who gives a cute little wave, “Melody is the one on the gurney and I’m assuming he,” pointing to the male, “is their son, Clef. Everyone, this is my mate, Luna Joshua.”

Evelyn's POV After several rounds, everyone had already put down more than a few fingers, and the crackling of the fire mixed with the distant music drifting through the trees while the kind of cold that only existed in the California mountains late at night slowly turned everyone's cheeks a little red, so when it was finally Maddie's turn and she set her beer bottle on her knee with a smile that immediately made me feel as though something terrible was about to happen, I instinctively braced myself. “I have never been dumped.” The moment the words left her mouth, I silently folded down one finger. Frank folded one down too. Julian also folded one down. Only Maddie remained seated there with

In my fifth year of climbing the mountains to search for my wife's remains, I fell into an ice crevasse by accident. As the cold dragged me toward unconsciousness, I opened my phone to Maddie Paisley's silent, years-untouched messenger thread, meaning to record a final goodbye. Instead, a wedding invitation popped up on the screen. [Ten years of devotion, and at last we've found our happy ending. We warmly invite our friends and family to join us as we marry!] [Groom: Jace Lowe] [Bride: Maddie Paisley] The background photo was a wedding portrait. My foster brother held her against his chest, his smile bright and tender. After I was pulled off the mountain, I ignored my frostbitten legs

] Thinking about all the unreachable phone calls and the missing wristbands, I instantly realized what had happened. In Jules' childhood friends' group chat named "Old School Gang", a mutual friend shared a screenshot. Trippe van der Meer commented: [Wait, Jules really went to Coachella?] Chase Whitmore replied: [Maddie’s got him completely wrapped around her little finger.] Another person added: [Didn’t he say he had plans with his wife this weekend? Oh...] These people were all talking about how special Jules was to Maddie and how close they had been since childhood.

Maddie said. beth gave her a smirk. “Whatever, don’t let it go to your head,” Maddie added. “I can’t believe I have to leave in two days. It’s been so fun to be back here with you all,” beth said pouting. “I’m going to miss you the mostest,” Madelyn told her as she wrapped her arm around her. They were like night and day. Maddie was dark haired and tanned, while beth was blonde and just as fair skinned as I was. I knew they had been lifelong friends who married each other’s brothers. It sounded like a cool fairytale of some sort.

Give them a taste of their own medicine. After baking Josh his wheat and strawberry bread of-course. “You know what? That crush has lasted way more than it should!” Maddie’s voice changed to ‘all serious’ “Now I have a plan, a three way operation.” “Three way operation?” “Yes. We will name it, Operation GET OVER ACE BECKHAM.” I laughed, almost tumbling over at how absurd that sounded. “Don’t you think I’ve tried? Girl I’ve been trying since I saw him for the first time at that stupid hockey game.”