Offsides A Forbidden Summer Novels & Stories

Riccardo still didn't open his mouth and wordlessly heard every word of her while peering into her glossy eyes. “Besides, in all of this…we can't forget that Nina and Cain love each other. They both are in a relationship, so it's forbidden to even think about involving Nina in Rican's life. It's somehow a sin,” Aniya told him the obvious because she was aware how forbidden it was to even think about tying Nina with Rican in a single bond as she was Cain's girlfriend and Rican was Cain's father, Kester's friend and his uncle. “What you're thinking can never be their destiny. It's forbidden and unacceptable by their fate,”

Outdoor Oasis includes an Infinity pool overlooking the rolling hills and lush gardens, with an outdoor kitchen and dining area, perfect for al fresco meals and entertaining. The house also contains a private tennis court and basketball hoop. A safe haven, secured, gated entrance, and surrounding woods ensured utmost privacy. A lush flower garden, with various varieties of flowers. She stood in the garden watering them when Susan and Sofia arrived. Mia squatted down as she embraced her daughter. “You guys are back early. Did you have fun?” She asked, and Sofia squealed in delight and began telling her tale. “Yes. Mummy, we had so much fun. I even got an action figure from my favorite footbal

“I am not interested in you or whatever you have for me so stay away!” Dante scoffed, taking a step closer. “If you are not interested then why did you spend the entire year glaring at my arms yet you didn't realize earlier that I took my bandages off…. You. Were. Ogling.” He spelt out and Sophia denied. “I was not ogling.” her voice was sharp, but she feared how ridiculous she might have sounded. But that was the truth. Whatever he was saying was the truth. She wasn't just ogling. She was drowning and drooling over the rigidness of the body her hands so much iched to touch.

"Please, Fame! Don't follow me!" Jade's frustrated voice echoed through the bustling university hallways. The guy following her, Fame, who was annoyingly and persistently interested in her, got a harsh look from her. Today was meant to be a joyful day because it was the result of years of hard work and sacrifice, but Fame had once again made her wait too long. Jade was glad that she wouldn't have to see him anymore. They would go their different ways after graduation, and she would no longer have to deal with his constant pursuits.

"Theo is an innocent hockey player who got dragged into this twisted game because he was nice to me at a diner! Julian explicitly said, 'Bring the girl.' If you show up with a tactical team and I'm not there, Theo dies. You know he does." Dani crossed the room in two massive strides, his hands gripping my shoulders. His touch wasn't gentle this time; it was desperate, unyielding. "Wren, look at me. Julian is a sociopath. He doesn't want a trade. He wants to eliminate the problem, and to him, you are the problem. If you walk into that shipyard, you are walking into an execution." "Then we change the script," I whispered, staring directly into his eyes, refusing to back down. "We still have th

I stammered. “I know you will be confused….since you disappeared from summer.” He mumbled senselessly. "What summer?" I yelled before I could control myself. He looked at me, with wet eyes. "The summer of 2018.” “The summer they took him.” “The summer you disappeared."

I yell furiously trying to loosen his grip from my arm but it’s so damn tight. Adair thrusts his hand off of me and grabs it so tightly that the guy starts to whimper. “GET HIM OUT OF HERE!” Adair growls to Julian. “NOW!” Julian quickly motions for the police officers to grab him and they drag him down the steps while the pap shouts that he only wanted a photo. Julian is shouting at his team to move all of them back as some start to run up the steps. It’s worse then when first got here. It’s like a zoo out here.

This business thrived on its reputation as a danger in the city. The dangerous Alpha has recently returned to Delhi, and everyone in the city is aware of it. To celebrate my father's return, a party will be held in his honor. But my father believes that this gathering is only taking place to remind him of what happened when he turned 21, and he insists I follow in his footsteps by beginning my time as a leader and werewolf.

“I’m here for him, not for you. You don’t have to get involved.” Raine became more and more agitated and furious. Her body had just improved a little for the last two days, and now she was breathing furiously, felt dizzy, and her feet wobbled with hatred. “But I don’t want to see the woman who threw me off the cliff! Get out! Now!” Summer was still standing there, refusing to leave. “Let me say what I have to say, and then I’ll leave.”

She moved like someone doing something wrong, because she was. No swimming after dark. That was the rule. And he enforced it. The lifeguard. He wasn’t staff from the motel, not really. No one seemed to know where he came from. He was just there every summer, perched like a predator in that tall chair from noon until dusk, sunglasses always on, never speaking. His whistle was the only sound he ever made, short and sharp, and every kid who heard it froze. Every adult pretended not to get turned on by the way he filled out those red swim shorts.