Mia Reed Novels & Stories

"The night I spent with you. Well... I was getting dried off after my shower and I bumped into the cabinet and one of the things in there started vibrating." I flopped down on the bed and groaned into my hands mortified that he had seen them. Normally, when I invited a man over, I would have hidden them away. But with Reed, everything had happened so fast that I had forgotten and honestly that exact phrase seemed to sum up our entire relationship. "Mia, it's fine. I would have worried if you didn't have some toys. It is expected that a woman of your sensuality to have something that would allow her to take care of herself," Reed insisted.

Mia said and shut her eyes tightly as she thought of how stupid she sounded. She bit her lips as she made sure to avoid eye contact with the lady. The lady let out a small scoff, "alright. We can go with that." She said and then stretched her hands towards Mia, "I'm Julia." Mia looked at the hand skeptically. She wasn't here to make friends or to stay long in the pack. She was only here to find a cure to her curse and Aaron, who had other plans, was only going to make it hard for her to do what she actually came to the pack to do.

The next morning, Nathan gave me his phone to call Carolyne. “Hello, Nathan.” Carolyne’s voice came through the phone. “…. Nathan, you there?” With a soft voice, I answered. “Hi, Carolyne it’s me, …. Mia.” “Mia? O MY WORD MIA!!” I could hear her start crying. “I…I…I thought you were dead! Where are you? I want to come to you right now?” “I’m in Myrtle Beach.”

I muttered bitterly to myself as a wave of anger went through me. My mother had worked hard to make our court impenetrable and yet on the list before me were names of the spies he had accumulated in every kingdom. And sure enough, just right beside Gaham was a name. Lady Mitrea. I scoffed in disbelief. Of course, that foolish woman with her beady eyes was a spy. I had planned to wait a while before contacting Mother but it looked like I would have to do it sooner than I planned. I was still perusing the list when a chill in my blood alerted me to Scott's presence.

She had being in our lives for seventeen years—way before our parents’ death. Her eyes narrowed, and she zeroed in on Reed, grabbing him by the ear. “You’re going to explain this mess right now,” she hissed, dragging him toward a quieter corner. Reed didn’t resist, though his face flushed slightly as he followed her. I trailed behind, our usual bravodo muted. Once we were out of earshot of the workers, Maeve crossed her arms and glared at the two of us. “Start talking.” “We were attacked,” Reed admitted, his tone uncharacteristically subdued.

She couldn't believe that her own brother would accuse her of such a heinous crime. The council members conferred amongst themselves for a few minutes, before the leader of the council spoke up. "Mia Rodgers, based on the evidence presented and the testimony of your brother, we find you guilty of the murder of your parents on the night of the rogue attack. But we understand that the first shift can be very intoxicating, and anything could go wrong, so on that basis and on the basis of you being a minor, you will face no consequences other than being stripped of your position in the pack, henceforth, you're nothing but a slave." Mia's heart sank as the verdict was read out. She felt tears pri

she teased. Sara shook her head vigorously. "No way, Maddy. I don't know how anyone can stand working with him. He's just so... ugh." Madison's smile faltered for a moment, and she looked at Sara with a serious expression. "You know, Sara, Mr. Reed isn't all bad," she said gently. "He's actually a really nice person once you get to know him. He's just a little... short-tempered, that's all."