Mine Mine Mine Book Novels & Stories

Scarlett says giggling and her minions giggle along with her. I give up on pleading for her to let me out knowing Scarlett would never change her. I slide across the floor, her words echoing in my head and the clicks of heels onto the floor begin to retreat away from the door of the tiny closet I was locked into.

He rubbed his lips together, nodding as he took the paper from her. The second he took the paper, she turned on her heels and disappeared. Asher stared at the piece of paper for a little while before he took a deep breath and opened it. "Welcome to our treasure hunt. It is a pleasure to have you here, however we present you with a choice; to be or not to be. If you wish to not be, kindly walk up and all this will be forgotten, but if you are confident enough to unravel the mysteries - Follow the trail of leaves and vines, to a place where growth and beauty entwine." His brows shot up as he read through the note, and a huge grin covered his face. He threw his head back, and chuckled, willing

“You are trembling.” “I am not,” I lied, again. This time he smiled openly. “May I?” he asked quietly. The question was unnecessary. Still, it mattered that he asked. I nodded once. He reached for my hand as though it were something fragile, something that might vanish if he moved too quickly. His fingers brushed mine—just barely at first—and the contact sent a shock through me so sharp I had to bite back a sound. When his hand finally closed around mine, warm and steady, the world seemed to narrow to that single point of connection.

" Eve wrapped her arms around Shane's neck, her face glowing with happiness. That smile pierced straight into my heart. I immediately lowered my head, unwilling to look at them. "Aw, you remembered that I drink milk before bed? I'm so happy!" "Something this small makes you happy? You’re too easy to please, Eve." Shane's indulgent words made my chest ache. I sniffed quietly, refusing to let the tears fall. Not hearing the answer he expected, Shane looked at me in displeasure. "Do you even remember what I said just now?"

Their meals arrived and they fell silent, the topic too painful to resurrect. "I think we'd better stick to safe conversation tonight," Nick said at last. "Like business?" He shook his head. "Tell me about you, Abbey. You never really did let me see who you really were." She blinked. "I'm so boring." Nick's lips twitched into a smile. "You're the least boring person I've ever met—after Lucy that is." Abbey chuckled. Then she frowned and tried to think of something interesting to say about her life.

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A set of white tents popped out in the middle distance. Jina and the kids had been so engaged in a chit chat and none of them realised that they had almost reached their destination until he notified them. "My dears, we are just a few metres off Patt's residence." "Yippee!" Mellisa screamed in excitement. "That was so swift, dad. This wasn't a ride but a flight." "Do you think so?" "She's right. You really stepped on it, honey. You have the experience and tact." Said Jina with a benign smile on her face.

I wandered aimlessly between the rows of shelves, the soft shuffle of my shoes the only sound I could hear. The quiet was nice. It gave me space to breathe, to think. Eventually, I found myself in front of the romance section. The spines of the books were a rainbow of colors, each one promising a different kind of love story. My fingers skimmed across the titles until they stopped on a green book with a particularly beautiful cover. I pulled the book from the shelf, feeling the weight of it in my hands. The cover was soft beneath my fingertips, almost velvety. It was stunning, the kind of book you’d want to display on a shelf just to admire. The title, "BE MINE," was written in elegant gold

And yet, beneath the pressure, beneath the fear, a small, stubborn spark of defiance burned. I moved through the corridors with my head held high, pretending for the guards and the other students that I was calm, obedient, collected. Inside, my wolf was restless, pulsing, and alive. Each step seemed to echo the rhythm of my heart, a constant reminder that I was not powerless, that the bond I shared with Myron and Timothy was not a chain—it was a lifeline.

Why is it so difficult to find my happiness? Aiden's alert eyes caught Mine's bag, which was scattered with an open book on the floor near the table. He took the book, and it turned out there were notes with messy writing, but Aiden was still able to understand them. Daddy came to this address. Jl. Xxxx No. 000 This is Grandpa's home address. Mine waits, Daddy... "Smart kid," Aiden muttered. Without thinking, Aiden went with the paper to the address.