Maddy Kendzior Novels & Stories

"Damn, it couldn't have changed that much in six fucking months." We cut through the tables and make our way toward the dance floor. Maybe there was someone interesting along the way. Maddy spots Anthony across the dance floor leaning on the stage and starts to walk toward him. Ant sees her and starts to smile his stupid ass cheesy smile. Maddy was one of those chicks who was the center of attention when she walked into a room. She had long black hair with dark brown eyes that would cut through your soul. She was super pale, but it worked for her. I'm sure being stacked with DD tits and an ass you could bounce a quarter off of helped a lot too. She was that friend that every girl needs. Drop

"Only Perth can make that decision." Maddy playfully nudges Perth's arm. "What do you say, Kits? Can you put me on Willow's detail?" Kits. Maddy is my cousin, and she has a special nickname for her bodyguard. She combines the last name Kitsuwon with it, but it's still a nickname. Lennox has a nickname for me. Putting two and two together... Hmm. I really need to stop overthinking things. I swear I'll end up in a new level of paranoia hell.

"Here, let me introduce you both to each other. This is Vaida Acantha, the mayor's daughter. And this is…" Before Harvey could even finish, Vaida had already cut him off. "No need to introduce her. I know who she is. Mandy Zimmer, the leader of the Ninth Branch of the Jeans of Mordu. Also, your ex-wife, am I correct?" When Vaida mentioned the word "ex-wife", her expression became slightly darker.

Her delusional mind was shattered into pieces and her heart trembled with fear at the possibility that something terrible might happen and foil her plans. So, that day…… the conversation between Mark and Jay… was not a dream. It is true that Maya is alive and mated to the legendary alpha Ashton! She is also a luna, and of a powerful pack! "Jesus! What did I do?" Lily almost shoved her head into the wall.

The McKinnons had invited a few investors and rich people over for a typical rich people small gathering. I could tell Mr. McKinnon was upset at the fact that I wasn’t in the kitchen like the other women of the house, but I didn’t care. I wasn’t going to let some old piece of shit tell me how I am supposed to behave. I looked around for Joseph, but I couldn’t see him anywhere. I miss my home, Judith, and Mom. “Mary! I want you to meet Fiona. She is one of our company’s finest workers,” Joshua said as he chuckled a little with his hand on her back.

"Scarlett." ******

The Great Madame is coming! All persons was suddenly busy, everyone was no exception with Mr. Kusuma. Time is running out, four hours of our time to make sure everything is okay. Moreover, Great Madam is allergic to dust. Luckily the security guard had arrived in the afternoon, so there were two security guards, Pak Maman and Bik Inah. I gather them first to divide the task. Pak Maman downstairs and roof top, Bik Inah upstairs especially the Madame's room, the security guard outside the house including the garden. I was in charge of the kitchen, preparing to welcome the great Madam including rechecking all their works.

We nod immediately. "Yeah, he comes here mostly. By the way, did I hear you right? Your name is Heer?" I nodded confusedly. "He talks a lot about you! Wait, lemme call Zelda. She'll guide you to the principal. I think you should ask her. She knows you more than us." She smiles and calls another sister. She comes and after hearing the sister, she greets me and leads us to the principal of this orphanage. We walk through the corridors and she suddenly says, "You're really beautiful as we imagined. Innocence flashes in your eyes as he told us."

"Aren't you his bonded mate? The one with the exile record and the scandalous sketches? Cruz, right?" What fantastic traits to be famous for. I couldn't wait to breach the walls of this Academy for the last time. "You can call me Maddie," I replied, a little uneasily. "But, yes, I am his mate." It felt strange to speak those words now that they weren't a deception, but I couldn't deny the rush it sent through my veins. Kelsey either took no notice of the small, involuntary smile that had suddenly appeared on my face, or at least chose not to challenge it. "Were you even in the Silver Coast for the weekend? I didn't see you or him at any of the gatherings."

“Left her with a child and a death sentence.” Jace was quiet for a long moment before he finally spoke. “I’m sorry.” His voice was low, stripped of bravado. “I can’t imagine what you’ve been through.” Maddy didn’t look at him right away. Her fingers trailed lightly along the wall as they walked, like she was grounding herself in the texture of it. “It was hard,” she said at last. “I had to survive on my own for a long time. I learned how to blend in, disappear when I needed to. But somewhere along the way, I met someone—someone who spoke highly of King Lazarus. Said he gave outcasts like us a second chance… a home.”