Marcus And Ginny Novels & Stories

Well, Marcus wasn’t a saint, he was a Gifted psychopath—and he’s been wanting to end me since day one, apparently. I see you’re not surprised I called him Gifted. You probably guessed he was, and I bet you’re wondering why we didn’t know. Well, we didn’t know he was Gifted, because Marcus was unregistered. And he’s been actively hiding that fact since he was maybe four or five.

"Sure. Let's not get married then." Pin-drop silence hung thick in the air. I looked at the bewildered Marcus and enunciated, "Marcus, I don't want to marry you anymore." Marcus and I grew up together. I was the daughter of the Moonfang pack's Alpha, while Marcus belonged to the Shadowhowl pack. Both of our packs had agreed to a marriage of convenience for us since we were young. Everything was going smoothly, but half a year ago, Marcus suddenly had a new assistant, Sienna.

”Who in their right mind would not be? Ethan looked more pensive than ever,trying to digest the information they'd just learned and Beth placed a comforting hand in his. “What are you thinking?”she asked. “It's a lot to take in.It’s crazy,he replied.”Yet the more we learn about all of this,the more I'm convinced it has to be true.Ginny was never one to make up tall tales.She was one of the most rational people I ever knew.” “But how does it involve Beth?”Marcus asked.”Why would this...thing…be after her?"

I nod smiling at him. "Georgina and Liam split up two years ago, Marcus. He has remarried and has another two kids, and it looks very much like he is getting divorced again. Georgina is free, as she wants it to be for now. So, if she joins us once a month so be it, look around you Marcus. Everyone has moved on; you're still fighting to get back something you can't have." I hear the door opening; I don't bother turning to look to check who it is.

Leo watched him carefully. “You miss something.” Marcus blinked. “What?” “You make the same face Mom makes.” Marcus smiled faintly. “And what face is that?” “The one people use when they’re remembering things they didn’t keep.” The room became quiet. For a seven year old, Leo saw too much. Marcus leaned back. “I was supposed to get married once.” Leo’s eyes widened. “What happened?” Marcus looked toward the window. “I stayed somewhere else.” Leo thought about that. “Do you regret it?”

Marcus retorted. I looked toward the sound. Marcus was staring at me with undisguised disgust on his face. He then turned to his grandfather beside him, his tone resolute. "Grandfather, I love Scarlett. I want to mark her!" My body didn't move an inch, but the memory fragments in my mind had already pieced together completely. He would never know that he was born sterile. In my previous life, I had spent all my time studying the genetic healing technology to give him a pup.

he said, leaning his forehead against hers, and she reluctantly nodded. It was amazing to see how we could make this work. Many people said we would have issues. They said we could not handle it. But Marcus and I have been brothers since we were children, sharing came to us naturally, and I believe that was why we were still strong. Gwen was the glue that kept us together. Everything that they said would happen did not. Here we were. Gwen had triplets for Marcus, and she was pregnant with my pups, something most people said I would not have. Soon I will have little Mathlaws about the place, and I knew Marcus would love them as this own because they were his too. The love we had was genuine a

Ginny angrily threw everything on the dinning table away after hearing the news from her father. She won't get married to Christopher but another stranger she hasn't met. Her parents exchanged glances with each other. "Ginny, show some respect!" Mr Will yelled. Ginny raised her head and glared hard at her father.

mom said trying to convince Ron. “Thank you for accepting me into your family Mrs Ashley. I'm sure one day Charlotte will forgive me and accept me as a member of the family too. But I really think I should give you three some privacy”, Ron said with a gentle smile, then he kissed Whitney and left mom, Whitney and I alone in the house. “I hope you are happy now," mom said, gazing at me angrily. “I’m sorry mom”, I said, shifting my gaze away. “The reason I came here is to inform you that I have arranged your marriage with Josh Xavier”, mom said calmly.

Twizzling the plain band that sat on her left ring finger. “I was so in love with Marcus. I wish you could have met him. We went to school together. Even before we turned sixteen, we were inseparable. We just put it down to good chemistry, but I guess it was just the effects of the mate bond pulling us together. He was so clever and the kindest soul. Wasn’t he Mumma?” Steph looks up at her mum, tears spilling over her eye lids.