Nina Hart Novels & Stories

I ran a hand down my face and muttered, “I’ll handle it.” “Make sure you do,” he said, tone dropping. “Because she may not say it, but she’s watching. Natalia is watching everything you do. And she doesn’t forget. She is quiet and she is smart. She knows how to be a Luna and she also knows how to be an alpha. But she doesn't know how to handle betrayal.” “You speak as if you've known her your whole life.”

Sharma’s gaze fixated on the dance floor, her expression tinged with regret. “Just so you know, I have nothing against you, Hawthorne.” She said and when I didn’t reply, she gulped her drink in a go and set it in the counter. “A lot happened after you broke up with me and I want to hate you but I can’t.” She provided me with the information, prompting me to narrow my eyes in response. Another sigh escaped her lips as my lack of response persisted. Her attention remained focused on the dance floor, her gaze seemingly fixed there.

Nina shrieked. Minister Gale’s voice cut through the growing crowd. “I leave you alone for one minute — one fucking minute — and you offend His Majesty’s guest?” “But Dad, she—” “Apologize. Now.” “No! I won’t!” Nina cried stubbornly. Minister Gale’s heart ached for his proud daughter, but he knew the danger. This woman was rumored to be the one living in Matteo’s villa and possibly the next queen. He grabbed Nina’s arm and forced her to bow her head.

Nina was like she shouldn’t come there, she was shocked how Oscar still love her but his last words were like taunts to Nina. “hello, who is this beautiful lady, Oscar” Amanda joined and asked right away about Nina. “This beautiful and intelligent lady is Nina, Nina Martinez, she was most beautiful girl of this city and still no one can beat her in beauty” Oscar was all into admiring her. “Correction please! I am Nina Fernandez and Oscar is good in exaggerating things, I am just a common girl of this big city whom a very few people know and I am an ordinary person in looks as you can see” Nina replied.

She smirked at Nina. "Who the hell do you think you are? Pretending not to know me. Who the hell are you?" Nina yelled at the top of her voice as her blood boil in rage, not minding that she was here for something important. Just like Aliyah, Nina's dream has always been to become a popular and successful actress. She has lived all her life, working toward this, attending every audition, but was never picked for any role, so she was never lucky. Well, she was determined to do her best and secure the role this time.

Leonard frowned, feeling uncomfortable, he saw the purpose of these women; for a moment he didn't know how to introduce Nina, and the assistant took advantage of his hesitation to speak for him. "Miss Nina is an alumnus of the National Conservatory of Music." Hatice knew that today was the live broadcast of the Roberts Group's charity gala. She was bored to death, so she turned on the TV to watch the hypocritical upper-class people performing. "Nina?" The camera turned back, and Hatice could see Nina again. "How come she's dressed like that and even sitting next to him?"

JUNO HAYES “Why are you looking so….” Nina murmured, trailing off and I turned to look at her, my brow raised as I made my way out the university wellness center, she had come to pick me up to go celebrate. Nina had just gotten promoted at her job as marketing manager for a big Seoul-based beauty brand’s U.S. branch, the kind of position she’d been chasing for years. The jump from assistant manager to manager meant more money, more travel, and more responsibility and she was glowing with it.

“So, introduce yourself and start with your name, whatever you’re called.” Nina’s eyes sparkled with amusement. “My name is Nina Kane, I’m 25 years old. I have a degree in photography from the prestigious Yale School of Art, BFA. I also have a Master of Fine Art, MFA, and a major in video production from the same school. But I’m originally from here, Atlanta, Georgia.” She concluded with a smile. I raised both eyebrows, impressed. But I wanted more. “Hmm! Go on,” I said, leaning forward. For some reason, I wanted her to fumble so she could lose her charm; she carried herself with so much poise and grace, and it was intimidating.

"What's so special about you that has everyone talking and putting such a high price on you?" "I thought I told you to mind your own business," a woman comes from behind him. My eyes are still fuzzy making it hard for me to see too far. Kane moves out of the way to reveal a lady in her late twenties. She has long mousy brown hair and is tall and thin.

Cassandra says, wrinkling her nose. “It wasn’t the best read,” I agree. “But I like the way she carries herself. She has real confidence.” My wife shakes her head slightly as the woman on the screen states clearly, “I’m Nina Blake.” “I don’t know who that is,” I mumble to myself. “She hasn’t broken through yet,” my wife explains, glancing at her notes. “But she’s very smart. She’s from the East Coast.” I give her a pointed look. “Oh, right. So everyone from the East Coast is smart, huh?”