Nadia Lee Epub Novels & Stories

Maybe that’ll teach you a lesson, if you survive. The woman begs, but Nadia’s eyes are set like stone as she smirks, “Your choice.” The woman flips her the middle finger before throwing herself off the flight of stairs and snapping her neck. In her last minutes though, she breathes words Nadia hears clearly. “You’ll never be our Luna.” I take my hand off Nadia’s shoulder, shaking the vision off and I walk back into the room. When Nadia thinks i’m gone, i hear her stop crying immediately.

“This isn’t about you or Adrian. This is about Liam. You’ve done everything you can, but now you need to do what’s right for him.” Nadine looked down at her phone, her hands trembling. She didn’t want to call Adrian. She didn’t want to let him back into their lives. But as she looked at Liam’s fragile form, she knew she couldn’t let her anger and fear hold her back any longer. With tears streaming down her face, she whispered, “What am I supposed to do?”

She swayed her head to the side and called everyone’s attention, “Did you hear that everyone? Just like I told you, the Queen you’re praising isn’t actually a good role model. She’s dangerous. She doesn’t deserve to be in this spot.” Now everyone went panicky as they started hollering once again as if they were in a protest. They eventually looked like a bunch of soldiers holding their propaganda in terms of asking for whatever they wanted. It’s just that, Xiao never understood what happened. Whether their minds were being intoxicated, or if their selves were lured into something else, she really didn’t know what could have happened. She really couldn’t know if Eula possessed such kind of po

Adrian didn't respond at all and went straight to his room. Nadine just shook her head and walked towards her room too. "Haah... That night you chose to stay awake in the living room without wanting to enter my room. Now you're asking why I prepared your own room." Nadine didn't immediately fall asleep that night. He was still looking for information about the hospital for Marie. She wanted to pay for her past mistakes and make sure Marie could walk again now. After selecting a hospital for Marie, she emails it to Anna so she can process Marie's transfer. Then she rests her head on the table, but exhaustion takes her to a dream world.

Uncle Thompson asked her calmly. “Yes, I do. She’s obviously lying. She wants to take back the position of a Luna, and she’s clearly doing anything in her power to get it back. All these allegations are untrue. Nadia is only trying to get back at me.” Nina voiced out, with tears rolling down her cheeks. Those tears were either for pretense, or because she was so nervous that she would be completely busted soon.

"Really? I thought I messed up pretty badly." Lorraine only smiled as she walked ahead with Nadia, trying to remember her breathing pace. During the ride, Nadia rethought the terrible decision she might've just made and knew now that she had stepped in drying cement. The Lanes were not to be messed with, and now that she had made herself known to them, she'd have to prepare herself for a fierce battle. Nadia got a text as she reached Lily and Lyle's school. It was from Lucas, her best and only friend, but she was too bothered to read it.

She stood up and looked at me like she didn't recognize me. "Leandro De Montclair? And you…. a maid, you went and opened yourself up to that family's son?" "It wasn't like that…. " "Then what was it like, Nadia? What exactly was it like?" Her voice climbed, and I watched the colour come into her face. "Do you know what people will say? Do you even think before you do these things? You think that boy was serious about you? You think De Montclair was going to bring a maid home to meet his family?"

I said, making sure I sounded cheerful about her news. “But I told Grandpa, I wanted to be a ballerina and an artist, and... I want to learn to play piano, violin... Uhm...” She looked up at the ceiling. “I want to be like Daddy, too.” “You’re already like me, baby,” Blake said, tousling her hair as he walked back to his chair. “My PR could hardly control the wildfire, Ella,” He said as he propped his elbow on his table, frowning. “But eventually, they will find out about Tara and Bree soon. It wasn’t just the way I planned. However, that’s not the issue here. ”

The room suddenly felt colder, Nadia lowered her gaze for a moment before looking back at him. "Because of my family." Adrian remained silent. So Nadia began. She told him about the Laurents, about the conflict surrounding her family. About how she had been raised away from the truth and everything that had happened since she came back to Country D. Adrian listened without interrupting. He didn't question her once as Nadia explained everything but the moment Nadia mentioned her mother's name, Adrian's expression changed. His fingers stopped tapping against his knee. “Wait.” Nadia immediately stopped talking as Adrian leaned forward, his eyes narrowing.

Lane stopped in front of a small wooden cabin at the edge of the trees. Lane knocked once. When there was no response, he called out, “Nadia, you have visitors.” After a moment, a woman’s voice responded, “Come on in.” Lane pushed the door open, and we entered. The cabin was filled with shelves of jars and bundles of dried plants hanging from the rafters. A young woman with long, wild red hair sat at a table covered in books. “Healer Nadia, you have visitors,” Lane repeated. “I heard you the first time,” Nadia stated as she placed her pen in the book to keep her place. She looked up at us, annoyed by our presence. “Alpha Lane, who are they?”