Nadia Lee Epub Novels & Stories

Nadia's pov The upbeat music playing in the club could do nothing to distract the crowd as they whipped out their phones and recorded the side show. I didn't even care about them or their expensive devices pointed my way, all I cared about was the freak who had felt it was his right to touch me just because I strutted around in heels serving drinks at this godforsaken bar. Pardon my language.

“Or build your own cuisine academy from the ground up.” “No.” I shook my head, refusing every luxury he threw at my feet. Leonardo's smile vanished, replaced by a look of sharp curiosity. He leaned back, his dark eyes narrowing. “If you refuse everything, Nadia, then tell me. What is it that you want?” I sucked in a sharp breath, gathering every ounce of courage left in my body. “Alex.” Leonardo’s surprise was momentary, but I could see the depth of his expression shift. He crossed one leg over the other, the warm glow from the fireplace highlighed his sharp jawline.

I leaned in the hall, my body propped against the wall, the cold of the plaster holding me fast, keeping me from breaking. Sofia 's heels were clicking behind me on the wooden floor. I prayed she'd drop it. Returned to her wine and was satisfied with silence. But she followed after me instead. "Nadine ," she whispered. "Wait." I faced her, my eyes afire. "What now?" She spread her hands up like I was some sort of wild animal she didn't wish to frighten. "I just wanted to say something before you go do something… dramatic."

The air felt thick and charged, almost humming with unseen energy. Three hours passed, and suddenly, a chilling breeze swept through the room. The coffin reappeared, materializing slowly until it was fully visible. With a creak, the lid opened on its own, and Ogadima laid motionless on the coffin. With thick foam coming out of her mouth. The baba rang his bell continuous and took a while chalk draw a three straight lines around the coffin. Tossed some kola nut into the coffin for Ogadima to wake up but she laid still without moving her body. Written by Peter's Gracious stories.

As I made my way up the stairs, Delia's words echoed in my head. "We don't want you here as our future Luna. You know I'm the beta's daughter, and me and Hughy are destined to be together." I rolled my eyes and let out a heavy sigh. This girl was really something else.

I asked. "Nonso." She avoided my gaze. "That one, joy...hmm, you need to be very careful about all these boys. What if he wants you to accompany him to someplace, what would you do?" I dipped my voice down for effect. "Adanna, you love reading meanings to things. You know fully well that I'm not that kind of a girl. All those lousy girls opening their legs for men at the slightest opportunity, just because of BlackBerry. I'm not so poor! I'm not a bitch!" She said in a defensive voice.

Nina’s Pov- I stood at the top of the stairs unsure of what room would be Levi’s. I know the room opposite the bathroom was Mavericks his overpowering scent was literally drawing me to it. I took a deep breath and sniffed the air, God I felt ridiculous doing it, but I caught the familiar scent that I was looking for, his scent was faint and overpowered by that sweet yet manly scent that was so intriguingly Maverick. I followed the light scent of what I could only place as spring and a touch of sweetness like berries of some sort. I followed Levi’s scent towards the room one door down form Maverick’s, I didn’t know why but I found myself pausing outside his door, like the room had some magica

“I don’t think I’ll ever get used to that.” Nadia watched the two converse back and forth before she excused herself to walk away from the bonfire. Her stomach twisted in growls of hunger and she remembered she skipped lunch today to help get this party together. Dakota really deserved it. Food.. Her inner canine made herself known. Nadia laughs and nods her head. “Fine. Let’s go back to the bunk house and find something to eat.”

Damn, she has gone crazy. And, I sent her death glares and she cleared her throat. Then, she excused herself to head to the toilet. Well, she might have shitted in her pants because of laughing. "So... Matt, can I ask you something?" Nadia asked me as she sits on the couch while her eyes are on her math textbook. "Yeah, what is it, Nad?" I replied as I turned to look at her and she cleared her throat before speaking. "Do you know someone, a girl, that's named Maeve Ingrid Lewis-Clyborne?" She asked while looking at me knowingly. How did she...?

"You can see it in the clip. If you watch Lily's face when the room erupts, she is not surprised by the room's response." Nadia smiled, a small, genuine expression of respect. "She expected it," Nadia said. Aurora thought of the blue notebook. She thought of the smell-maps and the careful observations. "She always knows what a dish should do," Aurora said. Nadia looked at her for a long moment. She saw the twenty-two-year-old who had walked into a silent house and taught it how to speak again. "Yes," Nadia said. "I see that." Nadia adjusted her grip on the clipboard. The Summit was over. The work of managing the aftermath was just beginning.