Novel & Cerita Make You Stay Dove Cameron

This fact is also there. “Great, you’re done with your drink.” Cameron says. Oh? I didn’t know he waited. “Care to join me for a little adventure? Something thrilling.” He asks. A smile taints the corners of my lips. How can I say no? I nod. Cameron stands up and walks to my side. He holds his hand out to me. I take it and get up too. His hot breath fumes on my neck as his head leans closer to my face. “I may not be able to aid you escape your past, but let me make you forget it tonight.” Resounds in my ears. “Come with me.”

“I’ll organize it right now. We’ll go to my dad’s beach house and do nothing but watch the waves. It’s gorgeous there, you’ll love it.” Doctor Steele shook her head. “I would advise against flying for the time being. I know you’re from out of town, but flying also causes stress to the body. Getting home would’ve been good if you were close by, but it’s better to stay in town under the circumstances.” “For how long?” Blake asked. “We’ll stay for as long as it takes.” “A week, at least,” the doctor said. Blake nodded. “A week it is. Thank you, Doctor. We appreciate everything you’ve done for us more than you can possibly know. We’ll stay around, don’t worry.”

Cameron, seeing the chance to both fish and cool off, stripped down and dove into the cold water. Meanwhile, Falcon watched DJ attempt to make a fire. "This is tragic," Falcon said, watching DJ rubbing sticks together with theatrical misery. "I have a cute bedazzled lighter that could have done the trick. But too bad you all made me leave it behind along with my face mask." "Still mad about the suitcase?" Theo asked. "I thought my pout gave it away," Falcon replied, eyes wide with exaggerated hurt. Theo pulled him under one arm, chuckling. "You're ridiculous. Come here."

Is this what talking things out would take me? “Did you not like it? Were you disgusted that I did it to you? Did you not want it? Was it involuntary? Come on, Baby, tell me. I’ll kneel down in front of you and your father if you want. I’ll kiss the ground you’ll walk on. I’ll do whatever it takes to make you stay.” Tears welled in his eyes as he cupped both my cheeks and begged me to stay.

Instead of struggling to find a guy in another state, she would rather be with a guy who lived in the same city that she could see daily. “No. There are many clubs in this city. Why do we have to go to the same club?” she denied. “Jasmine, stop pretending. I know you like that handsome guy. Did you think I was blind and didn't see how happy you were when you danced with him?” I teased. “Camari, you have returned to your seat. How can you see my expression from that far away?” she retorted. “So, you don't have any feelings for him?” I asked. “I'm officially divorced today. You wouldn't be mad if I got close to him?”

I mutter, flicking ash into the tray. Blaze leans closer to the camera, his expression softening. “Who knew you’d ever fall in love? Especially with a dude. God really works in mysterious ways. But seriously, Fox, I’m happy for you. I’ve never seen you this…happy. It’s like you’re a different person.” I try not to smile, but he’s not wrong. Cameron makes me happy in a way I never thought possible. He’s changed me, made me better, and—God help me—I don’t know how I’d survive without him.

Cameron POv My phone buzzed again, and I groaned, rubbing my temples. I already knew who it was before I even looked at the screen. Drake. Of course. Perfect timing, like he had a sixth sense for when I was about to do something reckless. I answered, voice clipped. “What do you want?” “Where are you going?” Drake’s voice was sharp, almost panicked. “Why are you leaving? Cameron, wait—I mean it. Don’t leave. Don’t do anything stupid!”

Cam told me. My person. I liked the way that sounded. Was Cassandra my person? It sure as hell felt like it. “Kay, enough of that. I’m done here. I’ve said what I needed to say,” Cameron told me, getting up onto his feet. “That’s what this was? A ploy to get me on a secluded beach so you could ride me about your sister?” “Well, after last night, yeah. I figured I better let you know sooner than later that I got your back. That was some song, Dillon. You put all us other men to shame.”

Zeal half yelled as I stared at her. "What do you expect me to say? Am I the Alpha?" I yelled as she just stared at me. "What can we do for your girls to return to you?" She asked again as the hunter stared at her. "I don't know unless you know those who he deals with." He added. "Less I forget, you need to leave soon. Dove doesn't feel comfortable with you guys around and soon or later, he will discover who you are." The hunter said as I recognized the pain he had in his eyes.

, in Edinburgh. Caleb clears his throat and looks to Dove. “Could I have a quick word with Songbird? Alone?” “Yep,” Dove nods, glancing between us with a strange flash of something in her eyes. “Meet me downstairs.” “What couldn't wait?” I ask him when Dove has left. I cross my arms, even when it gives me no protection against Caleb. “You shouldn’t go,” he coldly states. His golden eyes watch me intently. “Good thing you’re not my boss then,” I reply. “You know what the word partner means, right?”