Pacifica And Mabel Novels & Stories

blinked severally. "No I am not. I get sad easily, that isn't normal. And if you go through everyone's life then something is definitely wrong with them in one way or the other. I don't want you to feel you are different or you don't belong with the rest okay" Melinda's voice was gradually cracking. Mia was silent again and Melinda couldn't help but cry. Mia turned to look at her and wondered why she was crying when she wasn't the autistic one. Melinda's POV For the first time Mia had requested for me to buy her ice cream on the way back from the hospital and I gladly accepted, I was so happy seeing her smile, something she almost never does. Although it wasn't a big smile but at least it w

Mabel snarled. "I'm not yet pregnant," Danica helplessly said and turned to Paul. She was about to say something when Mabel began dishing out the food and said, "Oh, you'll see it soon. I know you are." Danica shook her head, ignored Mabel's optimism and said to Paul, "thank you." Paul nodded slightly. He understood the reason for Danica's apology. *******

And she accepts with a shy smile on her face. I felt their love embracing me. In fact, I was feeling everything they felt. Every feeling they were emanating. Love. Relief. Fear. Loss. Sorrow. We stood there for some minutes until Mellana approached us. “Hey.” I greet her. “ How is Luara?” “Tired but she’ll recover soon. She’ll be okay.” She says casually. “ I came to invite you to the moon’s festival.” “I am sorry, but Pandora won’t be able to make it. She has a busy schedule.” His voice would send a shiver running right down my spine, but now it only fills me with burning range.

“ You seemed so happy with Kai?! What happened now, why are you leaving now that the moment you've been waiting for is here!" Xara asked her sister. “Im sorry Xara, Kai is a great guy no doubt, but I can't, I can't marry him. I'm sorry I had to do this, look on the bright side you both would make a perfect couple." Mabel tried to console her sister. Kai was great but she couldn't marry a man who would have no time for her and her future kids.

A third young lady arrived, joining them at their table. The shorter lady, with sleek black hair, bright blue eyes, bold red lips and a beauty mark at the corner of her mouth, snapped her fan shut. Her blue dress shimmered under the hall’s chandeliers. “Lysandra, you are late. Very unladylike.” Peggy chided with a sharp tone. “A lady should never be late to a party even her own birthday.” added Eleanor, the taller of the two. Her brown hair was pinned back in elegant waves, and her soft brown eyes sparkled. She wore a pink satin dress, and the diamond on her engagement ring gleamed.

For the first time in what felt like forever, the war, the pain, and the betrayals faded. After a while, we went outside. The moon hung low, painting the cobblestones in silver. Mabel leaned her head on my shoulder. “It feels good,” she whispered. “To just breathe again.” I wrapped an arm around her. “Yeah. Feels like being alive again.” She smiled up at me. “Promise me one thing, Jake.” “What?” “No matter what happens next the war, Melanie, everything, promise you’ll stay by my side.” I looked down at her and smiled softly. “I promise, Mabel. Always.”

“No matter what, I'm not letting you go, okay?” “Enough!” She snapped, taking off my hands in one haul. “You can choose to let go today, tomorrow, or never; I don't care. But I would do you a small favour,” she said, her eyes still blazing golden, as she took one step closer. I stood in place, my eyes fixed on her. My vision had returned to normal, unlike hers. “The Mabel you knew died two years ago, and this Mabel feels absolutely nothing for you. Now, Alpha, leave.”

Knowing that the two women needed some time alone, the two men left them alone to talk, as they were sure they wouldn’t try to murder each other. “You idiot, I waited for your call,” Mabel insulted as she moved closer to Nala and pulled her in for a hug. She was the only friend she had ever made well apart from Dorian and Christian. It felt good to find out that they were just mistaken. “I see we still have terrible families in common,” Nala joked as she hugged Mabel back. “Yeah, well I’m done with them,” Mabel stated. “He has killed my grandparents,” she told Nala who let go of her and placed her hand over her mouth.

Blair caressed Mable's cheek and chin, gently kissing her lips. "Ding!" Just when the mood was getting intense, Mable's phone suddenly rang. Mable came back to her senses and pushed Blair away. Mable cleared her throat and said, "Uh, let me take this call." "Hi, Zoe." It was a video call from Zoe. Mable answered the call, and she saw Zoe holding her phone with a background of the vast sea. Zoe waved at Mable in the video. "Good afternoon, Mabes! Look, the scenery on Bay Island is so beautiful!"