روايات وقصص ضمن Paw Paw No Mi

"She will be the happiest bride in the world, but not yours!" After saying that, Elvis turned to look at me. "Miranda, so you like the estates by Lake Cosmos? I happen to own one there too. If you want, we can go stay there tomorrow. No one will bother us!" Caesar snarled through gritted teeth. "Elvis, shut up!" I looked at him and shook my head. "It's too late, Caesar. Some things can't be undone. I've already given my heart to someone else."

“Alright, alright, it doesn’t matter anymore. I'll forgive you.” Forgive me? These words felt like ice picks stabbing into my heart. He still doesn’t believe me. Seeing the atmosphere becoming tense, Mona walked over, patting her belly and feigning sincerity. “Nancy, I also want to apologize to you. I was too anxious at the time. You don’t have children, so you probably don’t understand the feelings of a mother...” Mona raised her hand and smoothed her hair. The wolf tooth bracelet on her wrist gleamed warmly in the light.

He was disappointed but also on the other side grateful that she was with him and not her mate who is a jerk. "It was fun." Noah said after he turned off his car, the two of them ate a pizza and lastly milkshakes. Mia didn't get any information about him and Victoria, she tried to snoop on his phone while he was in the bathroom but it had a lock on. She tried different combinations that could unlock his phone but none of them worked so she gave up. "Yeah absolutely." She said, giving him a fake smile. Noah smiles back as if he didn't know that she was giving him a fake smile, "we could do this again?"

*** Pawz, one of the newest additions to the country’s club scene was buzzing. The club, which was hard to get into, could hold up to five hundred people but still managed to feel intimate. It boasted of a restaurant, a café, and three dance floors which had enough space where everyone could dance away all their troubles. Pawz had a stellar reputation for top-notch local and international DJs who dished out scintillating sounds. Packed full with people, amazing music, and pure fun, Pawz was not only the hottest party spot every night of the week, but it was also the perfect environment for a dose of dancing way into the night.

“Never mind.” “Fascinating.” His body was very still on the other side of the table, his voice cold again. “Go on. Tell me more. What does his name mean?” I shrugged. “I’ve worked as a housekeeper for hotels for years, since I turned eighteen, and I listen to audio books from the library while I clean. It’s amazing what you can learn from the books,” I mumbled. I gave him a bright smile. “Like about...um...botany, for instance. Did you know that there are only three types of orchid native to Hawaii? Everyone always thinks tons of orchids grow here in the rain forest, while the truth is that another place I once lived, Nevada, which is nothing but dry desert, has twelve different wild orchids

“N-Noah, please. Let’s talk properly.” He grinned devilishly. “There’s nothing to talk about, baby. I am here to punish you for killing my son.” “Noah–” He put his forefinger against my lips. “Shh! I don’t wanna hear anything from you, Paige. You don’t have the right to complain.”

We left the doctor's office to find Nori teaching Mikey how to read in the waiting area. “No, Mikey,” Nori said, “It’s pizza. Pit zah. Pizza.” Mikey imitated Nori, well kind of, “Pi, cha, picha,” Mikey answered proudly. “No Mikey,” Nori said calmly, I was amazed that he was not irritated. ‘He’s patient, even though he doesn’t look like it,’ Drake whispered through the mind link. “No dwaddee,” Mikey said, “eets picha, picha dwaddee. Naw Mwikey is hangwey.”

Mia jumps startled and I groan audibly and pout turning to him “I loathe Pep Rallies,” I whine “Why?” Noah says, trying to contain a laugh. “There's so much…” I struggle to find the right word. “Pep?” Mia offers as she runs and jumps into Noah’s arms placing a kiss on his cheek. “Yeah, far too much Pep,” I mutter standing and following behind them.

Shawn’s expression darkened. He pulled out his phone, but his finger hovered over the screen for a moment without pressing down. Through gritted teeth, he muttered, “Mr. Moore, are you in on this too, playing games with me? Do you think this is funny?” Mr. Moore shivered. He lowered his head as he was too scared to speak. Shawn clenched his jaw. “Do you think this will make me back down first, Samantha?” I smiled bitterly.

If word got out online, the one truly humiliated would be him. Zach was a businessman, after all. When it came down to it, what was a fiancée compared to his reputation? Colton Maurus, my childhood friend, had grown up with me. On the night of my engagement to Zach, he had clung to the statue at my front gate, crying until dawn.