Nadia Lee Epub Novels & Stories

Nadia says and walks forward but stops right at the threshold. “Invite her in, Lilia,” says Brent. “You can come in,” Lilia says. Nadia rushes forward and hugs Adeline saying, “I am here with you.” “Let’s go back to the hall,” says Tyrus, “there’s still a lot to discuss.” All of them walk back to the hall. Damion and Lilia sit on the couch. Adeline and Nadia take the other couch, and the rest of them take the chairs. After Nadia has consoled Adeline she says, “I am guessing Adeline must have told you everything. But still, I am Nadia Serafina.”

Setting her keys in the bowl beside the door, she shrugged off her cardigan and headed for her bedroom. Nadia stopped at the bed to admire her handiwork. The sleek, black, leather full-body suit would be perfect for tonight. Grabbing her ensemble, she walked into the bathroom to take a shower and get ready for tonight's events. Sparing no expense, she shaved her legs and bikini line, leaving only a landing strip.

I drop the phone on the seat and fix my gaze back on the photo on my tablet screen. “Lei è mia,” I whisper in Italian. She is mine. “Prepare the men. We will pay a visit to the Bennett mansion tomorrow. It is time to collect what is owed.” ************************* Nadia’s POV The next evening at the bar is a blur of noise and exhaustion. I stayed late to cover for a coworker who called in sick, desperate for the overtime pay. The strange text from an unknown contact last night still replays in my mind. It’s was a wrong number. I say to myself.

“Thank you, but it is better if you do not. I don't want you to get expelled.” “I will be expelled before I let someone bully another. Oh, before I leave, I’m curious to know. Who’s your favorite Nightide member?” Choi Li-na blushed, “My favorite has always been Jeremy. He’s so cute. Don’t tell him that.” Hae Mina laughed, “I won’t. See you later.” Hae Mina turned to see Cass strolling toward her. Several girls stopped their chatting and stared at Cass. Not one attempted to hide their blatant appraising.

“Both of you will dig up what you can on this case. Nadia has lived here all her life and knows every corner of the city. You can use the chance to learn the city while you’re at it.” Before Lily could respond, Irina’s phone rang, she gave them one final smile then left. “Don’t disappoint me, ladies.” Now it was just the two of them. Nadia extended her hand. “Nadia Ivanova. Journalist. Investigator. Sometimes babysitter, apparently.”She chuckled. Lily forced herself to shake it, forcing back a smile. “Lily. Lily Hills.” “Come on. If we’re stuck together, we might as well start now.”

“Who would believe this? Il Don has a favorite woman too.” I shook my head. Nadia wasn’t a fan of Luca or Levi. She always said both of them were jerks—one too gentle and polished, the other too dark and dangerous. “You should stay single,” she once told me. “If you need sex from time to time, just gesture with your little finger and any man will come crawling to your feet.” Maybe she was right after all. Here I was, ruining Levi’s life. “Oh, there’s a card here.” She pulled out a small card from the bouquet and grinned. “How romantic. Let’s see what a ruthless man like him came up with.”

A long silence followed. Then a slow, calculating smile. “Good.” Lucian frowned. “Good?” The Alpha stepped closer, power radiating like a silent avalanche. “If the Luna has truly awakened, then she is more than his weakness.” His gaze darkened. “She is the key.” Back at the pack grounds, Aiden turned toward the direction of the border, fury simmering beneath controlled calm. “They’re testing us,” he said. Maya stepped beside him — not behind. “Then let them.”

Close it again. Nothing comes out. Because the truth is— I don’t know. Not clearly. Not cleanly. Just fragments. Feelings. Pressure. A name that feels like it should mean something more than it does. “I don’t know,” I whisper again. Lena nods slowly, like she expected that. “That’s not nothing,” she says. I laugh once, broken. “It feels like nothing.” She doesn’t argue. Instead, she looks at the letter again. “You’re keeping it?” she asks.

Nadia shook her head and when Leonora saw her not willing to discuss the subject, she let it go. Nadia later got to her room and gently patted Riona to sleep. And Nadia tried to sleep as well because she needed to be up tomorrow morning to begin her new job. She had used Leslie's laptop to check her email which she hadn't used in months now. She had gotten the letter about her officially becoming Mrs Goldstein's nurse. But Nadia couldn't really sleep. Leonora's words about Anatoly sending the divorce papers anytime soon was stuck in her head.

My shoulders shook. For ten years, I did everything for the side-chicks he brought home. Cooked for them. Washed their clothes. Massaged their backs. Scrubbed their feet. At night, I knelt outside their room, listening to their moans. After, I cleaned their bath and picked up the mess. I was the Luna—but I lived like a servant. Called when needed. Forgotten when not. Out of guilt, I stayed. Took it all. Hoped maybe, somehow, he'd stop hating me.