Marian Black Novels & Stories

What the fuck was that about? “This must be your daughter-in-law, Amber, right?” The fat lady sitting in the middle asked, not looking very pleased. Even Maria’s smile seemed to be gone as she stared at me. I blushed, and chuckled softly, speaking in a dainty voice, “I am afraid I am not. I am Abby Blackwaters. It’s a pleasure to make your acquaintance.” “Hmm.” She turned her attention back to Maria and Regina. “So Nina, how are your studies going?”

I asked them, confused about the newfound respect they had for me. “We welcome you back to the land of the living, Lucy Black. My name is Marie.” A lady with a thick accent spoke. She stood up to her feet and approached me. Once she was close enough, she kissed both of my knuckles before she went back and sat on her seat. “Why are you according to me with respect now when you had me rendered to the ground for so long and nearly killed my children?” I tossed a hateful gaze at Killian whose face was neutral.

Maria took a deep breath and told Willow everything about Richard and Eleanor, as well as what had happened to Zack's family. "Will, I don't want to waste my breath on any of them anymore, and I don't want any confrontations. All I want is for Dr. Black to get his job back and for his family to get an explanation they deserve for what they've been through." Willow was still bewildered by everything Maria had told him. He clenched his fists as his eyes darkened, filled with anger.

“It’s an Act of treason. You attacked not just an ordinary pack member, but the heir to Blackmoon pack.” “Fine. But when we get married eventually I will give him a son. I don’t like how that girl is being referred to as his heir. She is a broken mute doll.” “Whatever she is his,she’s first seed. She has Alpha blood running through her veins.” “Okay we’ll wait. It’s just three days after all.” She went back to her room. Hoping that Raul was still there. She needed a stress reliever. ——— Four days later no response from Blackmoon pack. Marisa was boiling in anger. How dare Damian embarrass her this way.

Their eyes all turned to me, holding me in place like I was frozen solid. I knew the exact moment when the looks in their eyes shifted all at once, turning into something more heated as their eyes took in my outfit. I sucked in a deep breath and willed my feet to move, looking away from their expressions, trying to bury what it stirred up. Then I noticed an unfamiliar figure in the corner. A woman—the most breathtaking I'd ever laid eyes on. Her skin was as white as porcelain, smooth and glowing. Her hair was as black as night and fell down her face, stopping just below her jaw. Her eyes were a striking gray and they were sharp. When they landed on me, I felt a chill... it looked almost like

Dorien whispered to Byron, his gaze fixed on Reyland’s chest. Byron blinked and moved to a drawer at the side of the room. Everyone watched the doctor, but one person did not shift their gaze from Dorien – Marian. Since she had laid eyes on the heir, Marian had been touching the edges of his mind. A black void surrounded it. A black void she had seen only in one place – Reyland’s mind. He’s not lying. Reyland has done something to him. He is…punishing him. Marian reflected with bated breath.

“I don’t get what the big deal is. I mean… you already saw him last night.” Maria froze mid-way through applying lipstick. She turned to me slowly, one eyebrow arching high. “Exactly! That’s the problem.” I handed her the tea. She didn’t take it. “I don’t want tea, Katie! Focus! This is serious.” “Relax. I doubt he’ll even remember seeing you,” I said, waving it off. She gasped like I’d slapped her. “Are you even listening to yourself? That’s Evan freaking Blackman. The same man you used to drool over!”

“We don’t take money from him.” Maria stared at her. “I thought you two…” “We’re nothing,” Juniper snapped, cutting her off. “Send it back.” Maria hesitated, but finally nodded, taking the tablet with her as she walked away. Juniper exhaled sharply, pressing a hand to her forehead. This was exactly why she had walked away. Adrian Blackwood was a hurricane in human form. He swept in, destroyed everything, and then tried to buy his way out of the wreckage. She wasn’t going to let him do that to her.

Lucian was tossing a lighter up and down, his unhinged blue eyes wide and scanning me from head to toe. "Look at that," Lucian chuckled, walking down the steps toward us. His steps were erratic, loose. "She's wearing the boss's hoodie. Did you break her already, Blackwood? "Back off, Lucian," Killian said, his voice dropping into that terrifyingly growl. He didn't get off the bike.

“I don’t need this food! I need to get out of here! You can’t keep me in this room! Black! Black! Get me out of here!” Maria looked at me with pity. “Please, I’m sorry, ma’am. You need to eat. Master Black said you must keep your strength.” “I don’t care what he said!” I vibrated with anger and fear. I was so sad I felt like I could melt into the floor. “Take it away!” Maria placed the tray on the table regardless and scurried out. The door slammed shut, and the lock clicked again. In finality. This was my life now.