Mcbride Concrete Angel Novels & Stories

Elijah froze before the word left his mouth, frowning as he did “see, you can’t even say it out loud because I’m nothing to you. Yes, we’re there for one another, maybe more you than me, and mostly because you tried blinding me over what you and your men were doing for a bunch of auctions. But let’s face it, what are we?” Elijah stayed quiet, breaking my heart as he did, simply looking me in the eye, getting lost in whatever mental battle he was having. I smiled and nodded, my smile was of pity over myself, pity because I brought this upon myself. I turned to leave, wanting to spare myself whatever dignity I still have left only for Elijah’s arms to wrap around me from the back, hugging me t

Four months into living in Bedrock and I have friends, a job and a small but lovely apartment above Diablo's. My work and living situation mixed when Scarlett walked me home one night and she met Angel and they became fast friends too. The three of us hang out a lot either at Diablo's after Scarlett and I finish or going out and doing things around the city. In the past few months I keep running into AJ and in the last 3 encounters I started to think he was having me followed since I was with Angel and Scarlett but each time we were doing different activities. One was a bowling night on the other side of the city. One was a karaoke night where Angel drank far too much and the latest one was

His wings were like billion of stars when it shines, too stunning that you couldn’t turn your eyes away, it was heavenliness that could warm one’s heart in just one glance. Kram came near them with frowning eyes and lips, all the angels immediately stood up for they knew that there was something bad that happened the moment they looked at the Archangel’s expression. They slowly formed a line before him and bowed down their heads as they knelt one knee above the ground, as a respect for their superior. “What’s the matter, Kram?” Xhagreb asked, one of the male angels, an old man around 2000 years old, who was guiding the little angels, his face was wrinkled but it was smooth and white as snow.

Don said. "Good. Britney and Bernard will reach out to you. They will help with the marketing bit," Bryce said. "Yes Mr Moore," Don acknowledged and the call ended. Bryce shifted his gaze to Angela who was still sleeping but she kept frowning occasionally. He walked back to the seat and sat down staring at her face. He rubbed her head gently and his eyes shifted to her belly. He smiled. He was going to be a father soon. He wondered if the child was going to be a boy or a girl. He kept stroking Angela's head for a while and another call came through.

One side of it was wide enough for him to squeeze through. He hoped. He looked outside to make sure that shadow wasn’t a trick. “Hey, cool! Dolphins!” Michael waved. “I like dol-phins better than sharks. They smile.” And, more importantly, they were on their side. Logan took one last look down the corridor. Past the dead Brutus and into the inky darkness. Angel was back there. With at least three other makos and a sea monster who’d once been a goddess. He had to save his son. That’s what Angel wanted. “How about we go meet them, Michael?” Tucking

Once everyone had finished and an hour had passed by, we were finally back in the cars and moving. “What is Brads problem? He acts like a pig and doesn’t even bother to hide it” Angel spoke calmly yet through the bond I could tell Brad had rattled her, she felt nervous and on edge. Something that was evident by the way she twitched and fidgeted in her seat.

he suggested. Lauren cast her eyes downward, avoiding his flirtatious gaze. She mumbled, "T-Thank you …" "Congratulations to this young lady for winning the prize! You are the winner of one-year covered expenses at ACE!" Angelina beamed and took the bear from the patron who found it. Much to everyone's jealousy, the patron was over the moon, for ACE was the most expensive nightclub in Solana City. This was a bonanza. Landon narrowed his eyes and gestured at Angelina with the cigarette between his fingers.

Baby Robbie nodded and said, “I didn’t understand the meaning behind these words in the past. I get it now.” Jenson was stunned. After Baby Robbie left Jenson’s place, he paid a visit to Angel’s courtyard. Angel was now around seven years old. She was extremely tall and mentally mature. Therefore, she did not seem like a child at all. “Brother, I heard that you haven’t been in a good mood lately. I wanted to look for you since some time ago. However, look at the state that I’m in. How can I go out?” She waved her sleeves slightly. The furniture within the house started shaking at once.

“We have to hurry, Dad. We have to get to Great-Grandpa’s house before it gets dark.” “Ah... You’re just like your mom. She’s always excited to go to Virginia to visit your great-grandpa.” “Mom!” the boy shouted cheerfully. Angel waved gently through the open car window. “How’s it up there? Have you sent Mama Phoebe a present yet?” “Yes. Mama E.B. will be delighted with my gift.” “Of course, Mama E.B. will be delighted. Good boy. Too bad, I couldn’t come with you.” Angel looked at Xander with disappointment. Angel had just given birth to her second child three months ago. She couldn’t take her baby to Phoebe’s grave on the hill because her baby girl was fussy.

I rolled my eyes. "Yet I'm being hated because I'm straightforward." I sighed but he just shook his head. Maybe processing my brilliance or something but nevermind. Now that he mentioned it, I suddenly remembered that Aleng Angela asked me to buy something for her at the nearby convenience store. She's our neighbor and was kind enough to help Briar and me in watching over Papu at the hospital. So despite the fact that I am not a freaking errand girl, I'll just let her pass. I was about to stand up, but I just froze in my spot because of his reply.