Next To Never Novels & Stories

There are 3 girls and 2 guys that I don’t know also in the circle. Xander claps and asks, “Does everyone have a full drink?” Everyone nods and he says, “Perfect! We’re about to play a game called ‘Never Have I Ever.’ The rules are simple: we all take turns saying something we haven’t done, and anyone who has done that thing takes a drink. Everyone got it?” We all nod again and he says, “Great, I’ll start! Never have I ever given a blow job.” All the girls groan. That was a cheap shot. We all drink except Charlie.

“Somewhere without headlines or boardrooms or ex-business partners with vendettas.” “I’ll book something remote,” he replied dryly. “Like Mars.” I let out a soft laugh, the tension in my chest loosening just a little. Next week, the world would see the new face of Blackwood Enterprises. There was a knock on the door and Julian stepped in. “Hi brother, Neville.” He greeted, dropping on one of the chairs in front of my desk. “That's my cue to leave, bye Adrian.” Neville said, slapping Julian on the back as he walked out. The false enmity between the two men never ceased to amaze me.

I decided to visit my mother's homeland, the Lowland Pack—a place she always described as a land of eternal spring. Cecilia had never liked the harsh winters at the Snowdrifter Pack's homeland. She would be happy to have a resting place in a land filled with warmth and flowers. … The next day, I decided to go to the Snowdrifter royal palace to reclaim my assets. Strangely, the once-bustling palace was eerily empty. Filled with doubt, I headed toward the treasury hall. "Liam, do you really plan to return all the assets to Sofia?" Mia asked, slightly out of breath.

Pressing my lips into a thin line, I hold his gaze, "We were enjoying each other's company for a while; I will not even call it infatuation. And I am glad it was nothing serious because I can never be the other woman in someone's life." He snaps his eyes to me, and I can see anger swirling in them, but he chooses to stay quiet. Smart man. "I really appreciate how you handled Justin today, but it is better that we both stay away from each other's lives." Tearing my eyes away from him, I stare at the wall before me. "So this will be the last time we had talked about any of this because, for me, you are just my neighbor... nothing but an acquaintance." I can feel him staring at me, but I choose

The gallery seemed narrower than it had been when I entered, the space between us marked now not only by rank but by proximity — by breath, by warmth, by the quiet knowledge that I was standing closer to him than necessity required. “You may go on with your work,” he said at last. “Yes, Your Highness.” I stepped past him then, my body moving on instinct alone. My sleeve brushed the edge of his coat — brief, accidental, nothing that could be remarked upon — yet the contact lingered far longer than it should have. I did not look back.

----------------------------------------- RILEY OH MY GOD NEET, are u all alright. NEET No, my arm is not hurting on the opposite it is all good. RILEY I didn't mean it that way. NEET I know I am fine but it still hurt. LEVIAS What the hell are you doing here? ----------------------------------------- A loud voice boomed making Nia hide her face in the crook of my neck. She started shaking cause of the intensity of the cold chilly voice that belonged to none other than the beast himself ----------------------------------------- NEET Just on vacation...

Outside Nia’s Apartment The roar of a V8 engine echoed through the narrow street as a sleek, black SUV pulled up in front of Nia’s apartment building. Its tinted windows glinted ominously under the dim streetlights. The vehicle came to a stop, and the doors swung open in unison, revealing five figures stepping out with precision and purpose.

He almost looks like that guy from Harry Potter I jerked from my seat when the limo stopped in front of a shop. Ryan opened the door for us as Neo stepped out, ushering me so that she was leading me to enter the shop. It was small and has cream painted walls but the fact that it was littered with their products made it almost impossible for me to see the real wall. Against the cramped surrounding, I couldn't help but smile. It was warm and cosy and really felt homey inside.

He sounded a little irritated. I didn't look back. Instead, I quickened my pace and turned into a nearby alley. His footsteps faded behind me. I knew his temper well. He had always been too proud to chase someone down the street. A few seconds later, his phone rang again. Esther's weak, delicate voice came through. "Timothy, my chest hurts. Can you come back soon?" Timothy was silent for two seconds. Finally, he said, "Wait for me." The roar of the car engine echoed through the alley.

she said, making my dad glance in our direction but it was only for a second. I glanced at Sienna, but like me, she was surprised as well. I took the two cokes in cans before dad could ask a question. It was easier to explain that I ordered on my way back here. I gave the other can to my sister because she has her name written on it. I glanced at James, and he wasn't there. I was about to pull the ring when I noticed small letters scribbled in the can. "You're next!" I swallowed and took the can I gave Sienna. She scowled, but I smiled.