Melodie X Janet Novels & Stories

Lowering her voice and waiting for Delaney to lean in, she whispered, “I still don’t know what happened to Michael’s mom. And there’s a chance Reid isn’t ready to date anyone seriously. It’s got to be hard with a little boy.” “A little boy who thinks you hung the moon,” her friend reminded her. “Look, Melody, I don’t know if you two are meant to be together or not, but I think he’s a great guy, and it would be nice to see you genuinely happy again. You deserve that.”

She said to him. “So you won’t be the Sex Doctor anymore?” Janet shook her head. “I quit. Dan owes me so he hasn’t pressured me about it. All we need now is steady income and maybe…just maybe I can wash out the bodies and become a mom.” Her stomach growled causing her to hold her waist. “I should probably eat before I start that.” She stood out of the bed fully naked as Antonio watched her.

It would be a pity to plant a bullet between those beautiful dove eyes. “Cattanio-Alderman women don’t work. They seat at home and look pretty.” I eyed her from the corner of my eye, and she quickly dropped back into the seat. “Melody…” Mom chimed in, wrenching a smile from me, “Don’t mind her. I am a doctor, a surgeon. I am sure all of you know that. Melody here just finished her Ph.D. in the Pacific States this last week. Baby girl made us all proud." Mom flashed a pearly smile my way, wrenching loud hums of approval. The eye from papa was almost slicing. If you didn't know him, you'd take him for a cold murderer. Not that he was a foot from that, but he was such a darling. Those facial ta

Beanie called out, her voice a bit muffled as she bit into the chicken harder. “What about your case, the drug-pushing case? Have you found the source?” Melody instantly dropped her food, the spoon slipping from her hand as white rice spilled on the floor, grabbing people's attention. “Sorry, that was a mistake,” she apologized. “Can we leave now?” Melody said after a few seconds, looking at Beanie, who had an uneven expression. “I haven't eaten half of my meal yet,” she protested. Beanie was quite young, a lady in her early twenties who seemed to have her life together.

I asked, needing to know how to work through this conversation. "No," she told me instantly. "Nana told me. She promised you'd let me meet her when the time was right. Is the time right?" She asked me a second question that winded me. "I hope so, baby." She fell quiet, looking out the window as I internalised my surprise with her forwardness. As I've said before, losing Beth has aged Melody beyond her years. And she's hard—like me—to understand sometimes. She's so stoic and quiet and internalises many things, such as her emotions, but I know she wants a mother, and though I can't promise her that, I hope that Cassidy can be someone she looks up to as a womanly figure in her life.

He whispered the last word to her ear and turned to his car. The house was empty when Janette entered, dropping her bag on the chair she wobbled her way to the kitchen and opened the freezer, Janette pulled out a bottle of water and took it to her dried lips, after drinking the water she belched with satisfaction then shuffled her way to her room. Janette allowed the thought of Jackson lingered in her mind as she stripped to her weary flesh. ‘ya are mine, ya are mine’ his words kept echoing in her ears. As much as she admired his car and his impressive suit, she’d rather be with Sol because she loves him deeply and he makes her happy. Talking about Sol, Janette remembered that he’d be coming

Mary asked. "Nice try, mom, but no one knows that you are my mother, so... go look for a job." She said it slowly and hung up on her mother, shoving her phone into her bag. ******* Melody got out of a taxi in front of Xander’s apartment and paid the driver. He handed her her change. She took it from him and put it inside her bag, sniffing the cheeseburger and snack she had stopped along the road to buy. She smiled and closed her bag, walking toward the doorstep of the apartment when she bumped into something.

Melody answered him, "What are you doing following too? To be a third wheel? I warn you, don't disturb our Caterpie from making a child with Xander. Both husband and wife are gorgeous, so the baby they give birth to will be super beautiful. In the future, I'll be the child's godmother. If I bring that child out, I will definitely amaze everyone." Felix reminded her again, "You should sober up. You're not reading a novel right now. It's not the time to be daydreaming about dream couples. Caterpie is certainly not as calm as we see deep down." Melody's spirits were high as she said, "Xander, the other person is Xander! Felix, do you know how many women want to line up just to marry Xander? Suc

"I don't want you to be my mate, the only one I want is Xander!" "But the moon goddess already paired us, you have to accept me" Janet scoffs. "Accept you? Not gonna happen.. in fact..." She paused and took a deep breath. "I, Janet Molly Jackson reject you, Cam Chris James!" Mr Cam stares at her with red eyes, then he burst into laughter.. laughing bitterly. "Fine! You don't want me, I won't bother you ever again!" Mr Cam walked away. Brett claps his hands and walk towards Janet.

Bonnie, being her usual happy self, took Melody’s arm in her arm walking out the door. In the car, Melody and Bonnie talked about work. “I forgot today is Bethanie’s first day at work.” “She told me she is working in the lab, something about breaking down the blood to figure out how the cancer works.” Melody chuckled. “She analyzes the cells and finds the cancer and isolates it. Hopefully with time we can find a real cure for cancer.” Melody was excited to go to work, her two best friends, Bethanie and Bonnie are going to be with her every day.