Max And Chloe Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Chloe couldn't help clenching her fists as she stopped tucking Audrey to sleep. This girl wants a daddy deep down inside. Perhaps this is why she's been trying to bring Kelvin and me together; perhaps she's looking forward to having a normal family like other children. Wait a minute– Kelvin and me?! The picture of Kelvin and Chloe standing side by side suddenly flashed across Chloe's mind and she shook her head vigorously in an instant. How could that be possible? How could Kelvin and I possibly be together? However, the picture flooded Chloe's mind. Even though she was incredibly sleepy, she was so parched that she couldn't sleep.

Max's thought was more frustrating than his words. '"Oh it's okay, I am fine now. you can stand in my place. I have to go find my friend excuse me !'. Max couldn't figure out how to stop her why his charm is not working on her. Olivia was about to leave suddenly stumbled but our hero was quick enough doesn't let her fall. They are now standing so close that they can hear each other's heartbeats. Olivia stared straight into max's eyes those blue eyes are so enchanting, his blue eyes were seas where sorrow sailed.

She walked into the room and settled her butt on the desk. She was making herself comfortable in a space I was trying to get her out of. I could never decide who annoyed me more between Alicia and Chloe but I was certainly leaning towards Chloe right now. "I'm calling in my marker" I proclaimed desperately. I needed her out of the room by whatever means necessary. Chloe was brought up short by my announcement. When Chloe was in middle school, she had tried to impress the new boy in her class. She had dressed up just for him, even wearing makeup....and her mum's favourite pair of diamond earrings, one of which she had lost during lunch.

"We just have to keep digging." Chloe let out a sigh, grateful for Aiden's encouragement. "I know you're right," she said. "It's just...frustrating. We're so close, I can feel it." Max was waiting for them by his car, looking just as concerned as they were. "Any luck?" he asked as they approached. Chloe shook her head. "Not yet. But we're not giving up." Max nodded, determination etched on his face. "Good. We can't let them get away with this."

Once again, those words echoed in her mind, sending shivers down Adrianna's spine. She even distanced herself from her phone to ensure she was calling her friend Chloe. Hearing Adrianna's silence and lack of response, Chloe immediately chimed in again. "But be careful, and you might end up falling in love. Usually, those who start hating each other end up falling in love getting engaged, and married, hahaha." This time, Chloe's joking couldn't be hidden anymore.

“Runs in the family.” For a moment, silence filled the room. Then Adrian walked back, close enough she could smell his cologne. He reached down, straightened the lapel of her robe like he was fixing a suit jacket. “We finish this clean. No mistakes. You keep smiling, I’ll keep lying, and Daniel keeps dancing.” “And Naya?” Chloe asked, eyes gleaming. Adrian’s smile was cold. “Naya burns.” Chloe’s heart fluttered, not with guilt — never guilt — but with thrill. She’d waited for this, planned for it, savored every step of the downfall. Naya had always been too loud, too needy, too certain she deserved love. Chloe hated her for it.

"Research is fine, selling out your perfect role is fine but Max, I know you're not telling me the full truth. What's going on?" Max's expression changed, her eyes flashing with a mixture of sadness and guilt. "Shane, I... I need to tell you something." My heart sank, a sense of foreboding washing over me. "What is it, Max?" Max took a deep breath, her voice barely above a whisper. "I'm in love with Klaus." I felt like I'd been punched in the gut. I couldn't breathe, couldn't think. All I could do was stare at Max, my eyes wide with shock and heartbreak.

"What a joke." "Exactly." Lana giggled, clearly pleased with herself. "You know, I’ve been secretly sending Chloe clips of me and Aiden together, just to get under her skin. Imagining her fuming with jealousy gets me so worked up. I had to run to you for a little... release." "You wicked little thing," Mark murmured with a grin. "But what’s in it for you?"

Then, I heard a voice. ‘If Gavin finds out I’m marrying someone else, he’ll finally regret leaving me, right?’ I froze for a moment and let go of her. Gavin was Chloe’s ex-boyfriend—the man she had been tangled up with for seven years. “What did you just say?” I blurted out. Chloe looked at me with confusion. A trace of impatience flashed across her face. “I said I’d marry you.” At the same time, another voice rang in my ears. ‘God, he’s so annoying. If it weren’t for making Gavin jealous, I’d be too disgusted to even look at him.’

I turned, blinking in disbelief. Alex Blackwood, who had been lending me a listening ear, was now laughing. His hand pressed against his mouth, like he was trying to smother it, but the sound broke through anyway, sharp, piercing and wrong. “You’re laughing?” My voice cracked, broken by the shock. “What the hell is so funny?” He turned his head toward me, his smirk curling like smoke, his eyes gleaming cruel. “Tell me, Chloe. What kinds of positions did he make love to you in? You look like a doggy kind of girl.”