Meridian Novels & Stories

I need to make a plan. What do I do now Emerald? I reach out to her. She whimpers. She’s been pretty sulky ever since I rejected Wesley. She replies by flashing me the image of those kind brown eyes again. Those aren’t Wesley’s eyes? I guess I’ll find out in about a week when Emerald can help me see. Ash’s POV

she turned wildly on the spot, frantically looking around “W-where Lena! Where!” Lena gently grasped her arms “Calm down Dawnie”, she said “the Green Man is a forest god which means he will be in some place like a park or a forest or….” she trailed off, her brown eyes drifting towards the orchard that they’d parked across from “Oh, that’s clever”, she breathed, staring at the name: Viridios. Dawn followed her gaze “They wouldn’t be so brazen”, she remarked.

I gave my pack a weak smile reassuring them I was fine now and stayed focused on our Alpha. "I know you are all wondering why were are here tonight as we, the Blue Moon pack, don't do many of these pack meetings. We are a peaceful small pack after all." The crowd cheered at our Alphas words. "But being so small we need alliances so we have agreed with the Midnight Warrior pack to help them with anything for their alliance as they are the largest Warrior pack in the world." I knew it!

It took eighteen. The Meridian Research Institute was a three hour drive east. A large modern building set back from the road with the specific bland architecture of places where serious work happened and nobody wanted the exterior to attract attention. We'd had a professional relationship with them for four years. Joint research on dimensional boundary mapping. Legitimate and ongoing.

Maria said waving at Valeria in a queen-like manner. "Que tenga un buen día señora. Goodbye." Valeria said and left the room. Meanwhile, Maria sighed and sipped a little bit of wine from her tumbler. Whenever she got depressed or angry, red wine was her drug to overcome those emotions. She hoped that Philip would not get in her way. He had the special ability to destroy her plans at the most unexpected time.

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She leaned against the reception window, causing the worker to look up at her. "Hi, I'm Jade Meadows. I'm here to sign the medication authorization form for my mother, Margaret Meadows." Her lungs burned as she was forced to take in a breath, overpowered by the stench of peach cobbler, urine, and old people. She looked back and forth between the two nurses, wondering how either one of them could stand it. They seemed unbothered, acclimated to the foul odor. The woman typed something into her computer and then searched through a tower of brown clipboards, handing her one. Jade scanned over the form to sign, noting that it looked identical to each previous one she'd agreed to.

"Why do you hate your own brother so much? Because I find this appalling. It's normal to get a little bit envious, but don't turn into a beast because of that. Look, you know I don't like Juliet, same goes to Madison. But not Rapheal. He is my cousin and your brother. So why cause problem.., " "Good Night!" Alexandra says turning to the other side of the bed. "Are you for real?" Ruby asks with disbelief. "I'm exhausted." _________________________🖊 Gerald let's out a small smile, immediately he walks Trisha in. Meanwhile, Trisha takes in the beauty of his apartment. It was obvious she had a lot of questions in mind. The sitting room looked richly furnished. From the look of things he wasn't

j " Beta what the hell was that attack from. There hasn't a attacks in 4 years." " Yes Alpha. I have connected the Delta so far there has been attacks that have spread from Texas toward the pack. So far we haven't found anything that could connect Rose to it all." replied T.j

Maya's hands trembled slightly as she adjusted her blazer for the third time outside the towering glass building, her heart pounding hard against her ribs, the folder clutched against her chest suddenly feeling far heavier than the papers inside it warranted. She was standing in front of Meridian Holdings. The name alone carried weight across every industry that mattered, the fastest growing conglomerate anyone in her generation had ever witnessed, spreading its reach across shipping, technology, real estate, more sectors than most people could properly track, and yet nobody, absolutely nobody, seemed to know exactly who ran it.