Never Again Novels & Stories

I had a new name and a new life in a new city. To fix my past regrets of quitting school, I went back to college. While walking on campus, someone tapped my shoulder. "Sophia, is that you?" My heart jumped, and I started to panic, but when I turned around, it was a man I did not know. "Do we know each other?" I asked, unsure. "I'm Brandon. We went to the same college before you left." "Oh, right. Sorry, I just didn't remember you at first."

' 'Never again,' I agreed. I pulled my legs up to my chest and rested my head on my knees. Tala may have thought she was helping, but it really was just making me sad. I missed home, I missed my mate. It was a cruel reminder that even if everything went to plan, there was a very high likelihood I would never see him again. Part of me wanted to see if I could reach out to him, but the other part didn’t want that small glimmer of hope.

“Well. You two were acting very childish & we should head back. I don’t want to neglect my duties.” He nodded, “Yes, Princess. Let’s go.” We walked in peace before I disturbed the silence, “Sorry to bother you, Matt, but what does ‘always & never’ mean?” “Exactly what it says.” “Okay. Can you tell me what that is exactly?” I asked. He explained, “It means Zina or Chrystal would never forgive me if I never amended my relationship with you and it means that I always have to stay beside you to protect you. Do you understand now?”

Three years after faking my death, Adrian Shaw and our son found me. I fought to get away from them. I cried. I struggled. I told them I'd rather die than go back. Then my seven-year-old son put his hand on my mother's ventilator. Adrian stood beside him, and his voice shook when he said it. "Mia, you pick. "Either your mother suffocates in that bed, or you're Mrs. Shaw again." I was shaking so hard I could barely stand up. But I didn't have a choice. I signed the papers and married him a second time. When I walked back into that house, I became the perfect wife and the perfect mother. Whenever my adopted sister Nina was upset and needed Adrian with her, I never called him — not

After leaving Serena Hart, I married the daughter of a billionaire. Just now, my wife told me she wanted to transfer every asset in her name to me. I tried to refuse, but she meant it too sincerely for me to keep refusing. She said that without me, she never could have held such a vast family empire together. She wanted me to be able to hold my head up, so she even arranged for the asset transfer to be handled in Ashford, the city where I was born. With no other choice, I walked into the largest law firm in Ashford. I had just started to give the name on my appointment when a familiar mocking voice sounded behind me. "Well, if it isn't Adrian Cole, the guy who used to chase our campus

KYDEN'S POV I was sitting opposite our dad who has Alessa on his lap who was busy colouring.Our dad finally cleared his throat which got my fool attention."We are here so discuss the rules "he said.l just stared at him with a blank face that is when he continued rule: 1.No disrespecting me and your brothers 2.No drugs and alcohol 3.No cursing 4.Always tell me or your brothers where you are going 5.Keep up your grades 6.Answer using verbal answers

It’s never been tested on humans. I did not hesitate. [All you need to know is that I consent. You said that if I agreed, you’d fulfill one wish of mine. I want you to fake my death. Make it look like an accident.] This time, it took a long while before a message came back. [Deal.]

" I looked at her screen. The only address left was the apartment where she and I had lived for three years. Below it were my office address and my parents' address. It was something so simple. She had only been willing to do it once she realized I was serious about the divorce. I smiled faintly. "I resigned." She immediately took the phone back and deleted my office address. "I won't ever send another package to the wrong place. Theo, please just believe me one more time. Can you do that?" I shook my head. "It doesn't have anything to do with me anymore." She refused to hear it. The words kept coming, urgent and desperate. "I re-bought everything from the past three years. All of it. Every

I questioned, hoping for a better news about what was happening in the Crimson. “They don’t know what it is. Herbs and medecines aren’t working. Wolfsbane treatments don’t touch it. It’s something new, Alpha Aarhea!” I gulped when I heard what he said. I shoved the chair back and stood, heart hammering. “We’re leaving, Ellias! Now. Get the car ready.” I ordered him. Ellias frowned, “ Alpha Aarhea, you’re in the middle of negotiations here. If you walk out...”

He took a step forward, as if to protest—but I met his eyes with steady silence. Then, with cold finality, I said: "Never show yourself to me again."