Non Zero Sum Season 2 Novels & Stories

Samuel teased. "I was always a big deal. People are just finally noticing." The TV show's second season premiered in November. As promised, it followed a different couple. This time, a male omega and a female alpha, dealing with pack prejudice against their non-traditional pairing. Riley and Samuel watched the premiere together. "It's good," Samuel said. "Different from ours, but good." "The actors have chemistry." "Not as much chemistry as Marcus and Sophia had." "You're biased." "Absolutely."

"How far are they?" "Three miles in, near the Heart-Thorn grove. But Jax... the readings are changing," Zilo said, squinting at the screen. "There’s a second signal. High-frequency silver. It’s Subject Zero. She’s not running from the Fae. She’s talking to them." "She’s making a deal," Jax whispered, his eyes widening. "She gives them the 'Sovereign' to destroy, and they give her the forest to hide in."

I replied. Although it might take a long time, and he might miss most of Daniel's childhood, it was a consequence he earned himself. Looking at the peaceful look on Daniel's face, I felt calm and assured for once. I no longer had to worry about being betrayed by my loved ones. It felt great having my future in my own hands for once. … One day, after closing a major deal, I took my team out to celebrate. When we arrived at the banquet hall, I saw Mr. Skylar holding a huge bouquet of roses, looking uncharacteristically nervous.

“You’re enjoying this far too much.” “Of course I am,” she replied. “I get to annoy my rival and bond with his daughter.” “I am not bonding,” Noelle said. “I’m observing.” Nyra winked. “Future boss energy.” Sebastian stiffened. “She will not be involved in this world.” Nyra’s smile faded slightly. “Neither will I.” That surprised him. Before he could respond, his phone buzzed. A message from an unknown number. NEUTRAL GROUND DOESN’T LAST FOREVER.

One month on an island cruise had earned Marie Anderson five hundred thousand dollars, and a secret that would refuse to stay buried. Marie thought she'd left billionaire CEO Andrea Forrester in her past. Two years later, she's rebuilt her life with a new boyfriend, Mark Forger. But the ghosts of her reckless decision have come out during the day. When Andrea walks into a gala she's attending with Mark, chaos erupts. Not just in public, but in her heart. And she realizes she had always carried a flame of that month they'd spent together burning inside her. Now caught between two men who will stop at nothing to keep her, Marie must decide who truly desires her as much as she desires him.

"Early morning? How could it be morning, my Zeva? It's already midday, almost evening. Just because the weather is cool, you think it's still morning. It's called winter." The argument between Zeva and Sky continued as if neither of them intended to give in. Meanwhile, Zero remained a silent observer. The difference was that Zero was observing something in real life, not on a big screen. If Zero had activated his expressive mode, there would have been countless sighs he would have let out. That's how much energy Zero had to expend just to watch this pair of a girl and a guy, supposedly childhood soulmates, argue like this. Then, suddenly, Zero spoke up, "Finish your meal quickly and leave!"

ONE YEAR LATER JAYDEN'S POV "I'll really miss the three of you." I say, looking down at the three graves belonging to Jakob, Lillian, and Leonardo Williams. "I didn't know that I could feel at peace after your death, but in a way, you leaving me brought Jada to me." I say as I sit in front of the middle grave, Leo's. It had been my mother's idea to leave the space in between, and at the time, I disagreed, thinking how it was selfish to think that Leo would occupy that space someday.

Right then, my phone rang. It was Rosetta. "Antonio, can you come with me to my prenatal checkup today? The doctor said this one is important." I glanced at my watch. "Alright. I'll be there soon." … Rosetta Serra's POV I sat in the living room, eyes glued to the international news on the television. The International Medical Summit was underway. The figures on the screen were small, but I spotted that familiar face in the corner immediately. Cecilia was there, dressed professionally, intently jotting something down in her notebook.

Elder Hun’s expression remained unchanged and calm, even though the opposing side had far more experts than the shark tribe’s leader. “It seems this won’t end here. Should I step in?” Xiao Chen asked Yang Zuan. He was already prepared to let Cerberus intervene, but when he looked for Cerberus again… Xiao Chen was startled to find that Cerberus wasn’t there; a strange expression appeared on his face.

He reached beside himself for the remote, pressing a button quickly. A small episode tab appeared at the corner of the TV. “It’s five,” Noah corrected. Tom nodded slowly. “Season?” “Three,” Noah answered almost instantly. A knowing smile slowly tugged at Tom’s lips. “That means you’ve not seen the Red Wedding yet.” Noah finally glanced sideways at him. A faint smile mirrored itself onto his own face. “Why are you smiling?” he asked suspiciously. “What happened at the Red Wedding?” Tom’s grin widened but he stayed quiet for a second, eyes returning to the screen.