Melinda Loveless Book Novels & Stories

Olivia stood outside his door confused on what she saw. "Austin, are you alright?" She asked then they both noticed her. Austin dragged her into his room and gently took Dolores outside his room and closed the door on her. "Olivia I'm so happy" "Why?" "I finally know what that mad ma wanted to tell us" Olivia smiles with joy and hugs"how did you do find out?" "That your maiden of yours came into my earlier today and she was asking me not to ruin you and my brothers marriage then when I refused to listen to her she blabbed out that someone had told her about us that same night she found out about us and who else could that person be?"

Why the hell am I disappointed? She didn't join us for breakfast nor did she join us for lunch. When Julia asked about her whereabouts, Mara said she went out and didn't tell us any further. Where did she go? Is she alone or with someone? Who is it? Friend? Boyfriend? Why am I feeling like this? Why can't I move on? She didn't feel a thing for me. She never loved me. But why do I still love her? As the evening rolled, I started getting ready for the gala. I'm not in a mood to go but I have to go. I went into the living room after getting ready to see Raymond talking with Elena.

I heard Jonathan's sobs behind me, but I didn't look back. When the welcome speech for the event ended, I was invited to say a few words on stage. As I took my place, the lights converged and fell on me. Half a year ago, I was trapped in a loveless marriage and played the role of a wife whose heart was broken by her husband every night. There was a time when I thought I wouldn't make it through to see the next day. However, I hadn't realized how big the world was until I left Jonathan, the root of all my sorrows.

To be honest, after leaving him, I calmly thought about it long and hard—if Leo had no feelings for Eliza, was there any possibility of us reconciling? I answered my own question in my heart—no, it was impossible. The kind of love I wanted couldn't tolerate even the smallest stain, let alone such a disgusting betrayal. I didn't look back at Leo, who was still crying on his knees. Without hesitation, I turned around and left. … The next day, when I arrived at the clinic, Leo was already gone. Although I lived in a remote place, I occasionally heard news about Leo and Eliza from the others. I heard Eliza never had a peaceful day after being sent to the rogue packs. Many rogue werewolves whom s

But this time, she didn't account for something that couldn't be bought or broken. Love. Real, brutal, unwavering love. And now we weren't just in the game. We were flipping the damn board. As Calder turned onto the rural road leading out of the city, Penny rested her hand on my thigh. Her touch was steady. Grounding. "We finish this," she whispered. I nodded. "We burn her legacy to the ground." And somewhere in the distance, thunder rolled across the sky like a warning. Or a promise. * Penny *

I hadn't expected him to remember that. Whenever I felt sad or overwhelmed, the library was always my escape. Buried in books, I could forget everything for a while and feel a bit more whole. But the moment I saw Noah again, all that peace crumbled. I didn't want to acknowledge him, but he was relentless, determined to make me listen. He rambled on and on, until even a student at the neighboring table grew annoyed and moved elsewhere. Only then did I speak, cold and full of disdain, "This is a library. Could you please shut up and stop disturbing us? If you weren't here, I'd be a lot happier."

To those finding true love: true love,is always understanding,it patient,it stays,it shares your pains and joy And in the last line of the book, she wrote: Love, the kind that stays, isn’t loud. It’s steady. It lingers. Like a whisper at the edge of sleep. Like hope. Like home. it every thing that will ever complete you THE END Dear Readers, please drop Your comment for the review of this book.... and get ready for my next book.. thank you!!!

I woke to the sound of quiet, steady sobbing in my ear. A small, helpless girl sat beside me, tugging at my sleeve, swatting away the flies that would not leave me alone. Her eyes were red and swollen, wide with fear, as she clung to me like I was the only thing keeping her safe. “Please wake up. I am scared.” That was when it finally hit me—I was dead. Three days ago, I stumbled straight into a kidnapping. The man had Chloe in his grip. After a desperate fight, I managed to wrench her free and hide her in my apartment.

My hands shake as I unlock our apartment door. The weight of what I've agreed to crashes over me in waves - marriage to Henry Ayles, the mysterious third billionaire. The one everyone says is different from his friends. Different or not, he's still going to be married to a lie. Mom's humming in the kitchen - actually humming. The sound stops me in my tracks. When was the last time I heard her happy like this? The two hundred thousand dollars has already changed her. Changed us.

"Get away from me! Something has happened to Selena! There's no other reason she would cut off our bond!" Adrian headed to the hospital as quickly as possible, only to be told that I had been discharged days earlier. He stumbled back to the villa and found ashes everywhere. Every photo of me had been torn apart, leaving only the parts without me behind. Half the closet was empty, and the gentle scent that belonged to a she-wolf had disappeared without a trace. He collapsed onto the couch and finally saw the stack of files on the coffee table. In that instant, the face of the powerful Alpha turned pale. His hands shook as he opened them. When he saw the miscarriage report, a broken howl tore