Mercy Sara Cate Audiobook Novels & Stories

I pulled out my phone immediately to book a cleaning service. "You can't throw these away! That's all money!" Mrs. Hearth rushed over to stop me. Calvin stopped her and said, "She's Mr. Sheraton's daughter. Her dad could easily bankrupt me if you upset her. We'd have to sell this villa to pay off debts, and then you can spend the rest of your life collecting junk!" The cleaning crew arrived quickly and even brought a truck. The whole team worked tirelessly, and by the end of the day, every pile of junk in the house was gone.

Sasha initially thought that Anthea loved Gary to the point of giving up her dignity, that she would endure through any humiliation. Sasha was prepared to openly snatch Gary at their wedding that day. When she heard that Anthea was gone, she secretly thanked her lucky stars. She hugged Gary once more, saying, "Today is your wedding, yet she dumped you at the altar. She clearly doesn't take this seriously. Gary, an immature person like you, doesn't deserve to be with you! "Although we have been apart for a few years, I have never once forgotten about you. I can feel that you still love me too. Can we start again?"

“It’s from Aaron.” Zane sat next to her, his silver eyes keen. “Open it.” Maya’s fingers trembled, breaking the seal. A single note. She read it once. Then twice. Her blood ran cold. Zane leaned in, his voice quiet. “What does it say?” Maya exhaled shakily. Then—she read it aloud. “You chose mercy, sister. One you won’t have time to regret.” Silence.

I hope Cathy was still awake because right now, I wasn't in the mood to use my predatory skills. Cathy used to be Marcus' feeder. She was abused and maimed by that sadistic vampire to a degree of manslaughter. She knew about the laws. It was part of protocol for a feeder to be familiar about it. Then one day she came to me, pleading for help. She couldn't take Marcus anymore. She didn't care she was being paid to give blood. She just wanted out of his wrath. I did my best to help her and before you know it, she was out of his evil hands.

She was perfect, it was me who was insecure, it was me who didn't trust her, I let my past rule me, and in the end I killed the woman I fell for, now in front of me was the girl who was scared, who couldn't believe anyone, who was fighting for life. Pressing my lips to her forehead, I brushed my fingers to her cheek and came out, I didn't remember I was sitting with her for an hour and then the nurse called me out, telling me that visiting hours were over. I came out the ICU, and saw Sara coming towards me with teats flowing down her eyes. She hugged me and cried into my chest for her bhabhi, for the sister she never had. " Bhai, how is bhabhi ?"

Her desperate pleas echoed, questioning the severity of her perceived wrongdoing and the seemingly unending torment she was enduring. “Will no one come to help me? Is my sin so grave that I deserve this punishment? When will it end? Where will it end?" ____ Engrossed in his work, Ahil lost track of time, unaware that night had descended. Continuing his tasks late into the night, he remained oblivious to the numerous calls from his concerned mother, who desperately tried to reach him. Unbeknownst to her, Ahil had intentionally turned off his phone.

Sara said with a smile. We bid Aaron and Fay goodbye as we entered the carriage, while her maid Aries joined the other carriage. SARA I was grateful for the warmth and love I had received at the Shadows pack. I am saddened to leave behind Aaron and Fay, I had gotten used to them in every way. However, my heart was also filled with joy and excitement at the prospect of going back with Eden. I felt a sense of anticipation and hope for our future, knowing that my journey with Eden would bring new adventures.

She slapped Dash hard and pulled me into her arms, panic written all over her face. She frantically wiped the blood off my face. Her voice quivered as she called out, "P-please don't scare me, Tristan. Call an ambulance—now!" … In a daze, I overheard Maisie talking to Dr. Carson. He said, "Tristan could have extended his life with the special drug, but he called me earlier and said he didn't want any more treatment. After being beaten so badly, he doesn't have much time left. Don't put him through any more stress. Let him spend his final days in peace."

As Sophia and I drove away, my phone rang. It was Luke. The moment I answered, he launched into a tirade. "Emma Klein, did the anesthesia mess with your brain? Did you forget today was supposed to be our ceremony?" "You finally had my attention, so why didn’t you show up?" "And why is there a coffin in the chapel? Why is my mother lying inside it!?" His voice cracked as he began to sob, crying out, "Why did my mother pass away? Oh, Moon Goddess, this can't be true!"

“You said she disappeared.” “She did.” “No,” Aria whispered. “No, you said she died.” Tears filled Margaret’s eyes instantly. “Because by the time we found her…” The sentence shattered before finishing. And suddenly Aria understood. Not the details. Not everything. But enough. Enough to feel something collapse inside her chest. Mercer’s voice returned softly through the speakers. “She was very brave.” Ethan’s entire expression darkened into something lethal. “Don’t.” Mercer ignored him.