Marv Charlie And Lola Novels & Stories

~Dante~ Lola has left, and she is now somewhere outside of New York City. She is currently in Ozark. I don’t really know what went down at that party. I went out to make a phone call, and when I came back inside the house, she was already leaving. After everything that happened that day, she approached me with the proposal of ending our marriage. It seems like even the universe is against us. I am aware that we argue every time she is in the house, but I miss seeing her sneak around the house in an attempt to make herself something to eat while she is avoiding me. The house seemed so much emptier without her. The children will not stop asking about their mother, so I have no choice but to li

Ken concluded, causing Spark to temporarily cease his pacing and remain silent. If only Spark knew who that Charlie was, at least he could spare Chad that unreasonable jealousy of his. ********** Back in the bedroom, the trio was there, with Marlie now off the bed and sitting on a sofa as Mark tended to her minor wounds from the fight. Marlie let out a loud cry, expressing her frustration when Mark cleaned her wounds. "You have the strength to fight off two vultures but cry over this?" Mark mocked Marlie, who responded as usual with a curse directed at Mark.

, the fat man said with a broad smile. Chad and Camille smiled at him too. "Well, we aren't kids anymore Charlie", Chad said and Charlie chuckled. "I can see that. Lola not here?", Charlie asked. "Uh no, but she should be joining us later on", Camille said. "Good, I miss that kid. It's been long since I've seen her around here", Charlie said. "Well she's just been busy with work", Camille said. "Yeah, I guess so. You two are still together?", Charlie asked Chad.

The night air outside the dorm was cool and unnervingly still. Even the hum of distant streetlights felt muted, as if the entire campus had drawn a slow, fearful breath. Lola stood by the dorm gates, hoodie zipped up, her phone in hand. The cracked piece of mirror glinted in her pocket, but she couldn’t bring herself to throw it away. Mara arrived first, clutching her worn out leather satchel and a bundle of printed research notes. Her hair was up in a messy bun, glasses sliding down her nose. She looked like she hadn’t slept in days.

Charlie's face was as cold as if it had been covered with a layer of ice. Sophia and the others were confused. Who pissed him off? Sophia glanced at Candice: "BFF, did I miss something exciting?" Candice just smiled and didn’t respond. Sigh, the third young master of the youth pain literature genre is quite a headache. "Marlene, it’s time. You should leave now." Charlie’s tone was very calm. Marlene nodded, said goodbye to the others, and stood up. "You two, come with me. Don’t make trouble for your big brother."

“Mario’s company? You brought me to his company? Lola, are you insane? Do you know how many people work in there?! I look like a depressed raccoon.” She just shrugged, like this wasn’t the craziest idea in the world. “Exactly. Let them see. Maybe they’ll learn something about love.” Lola shrugged like she hadn’t just driven me to my execution. “Yes. Exactly here. You said you wanted to fix it, right? Then go fix it.” “I look horrible!” I hissed, yanking at the hem of Mario’s oversized shirt. “And these shorts—these are his boxer shorts, Lola!” She gave me a long look. “Yeah. And maybe that’s exactly what he needs to see. You. No glam. No mask. Just the wreck who misses him and is finally rea

Chapter 33 Rowan “So, how does it feel to date Jade? I bet it's wonderful,” Lola decided to be salty with me this morning. I chewed aggressively on the toast, ignoring her. Her little tantrums were like music to my ears, and with the shitty workload in sight, I needed some of her sassiness to set me off. “It's peaceful,” I answered simply. Her eyes narrowed, her fork dragging the eggs into little crumbs as she stuffed it all into her mouth. My gaze followed the pout of her lips while she munched furiously, rolling her eyes.

Lola repeated causing Marcella to sprint forward in anger but I was swift to hold her back as Lolas men both pulled their guns and pointed at us. “Call your dogs off Lola” I said resisting the urge to pull out my own gun. People had already gathered and I wasn’t ready to be on the headlines of any news again. Lola nodded and her men brought down their weapons. Marcella walked off furiously towards the car, and struggled angrily with the door handle before probably realizing the door was looked. She marched violently towards me and yanked the key aggressively just as I pulled them from my pocket. Her feet barely touching the ground as she walked back to the car, unlocked it and slammed it shu

Lola let out a moan, her face completely red. Harvey ignored the response and slapped another piece of paper on Lola’s stomach. He then flung the paper in the air, at which it caught fire again. The incredible sight stunned Saul completely. By now, there was no doubt in his mind that Harvey was the real deal. Lola’s entire body trembled when Harvey landed the final slap. She couldn’t help but moan harder as warmth and sweat covered her entire body. “It’s done.” Harvey threw the last paper in the bucket, squinting at the black smoke coming out.

Noel reached into the fold of the paper and slid a neatly folded piece of parchment into Charlie’s jacket pocket. Loudly, he replied, “As a matter of fact, I’m very married. Deeply. Happily. To the love of my life.” Charlie let out a playful groan. “Of course you are. Why are all the good ones married?” “Some of us are just lucky,” Noel quipped. Charlie stood with a dramatic sigh. “Well, if he ever messes up, you know where to find me.” Noel gave a polite wave. “I won’t.”