Potential Suitor Novels & Stories

She choked and said, "Do you think I'll accept you again in this way?" "I didn't ask you to accept me, but I have the right to pursue the person I like. It's none of your business!" After speaking, Charles stood up and tidied up his collar that was a mess. He stood perfectly straight and smiled in a rather gentlemanly manner. "Let me introduce myself first. My surname is Su, and my name is Zhan. I'm running a 428 organization right now, so I can't guarantee that my future wife will be rich and powerful. However, to be able to make her live without worries, I don't have parents, only an elderly grandmother. This is my situation. Even though it isn't that good, it isn't that bad either.

No more, no less. She just entered the elevator and get to the top floor where her father’s office is located. Levisay Construction Firm. This is their company, which is the brother company of the Johnsons. They were business partners. She entered her father’s office and saw a tall, handsome, and charming guy standing on the front of her father’s table. The guy turned to look at her and smiled. His smile is contagious. Lots of girls have been trying to get his attention, but to no avail. He’s indeed one of the hottest bachelors in the country.

“Heidi, did you come to this place with Steve Anderson?” His tone sounded more like a scolding. Heidi wanted to reply when Steve approached. Steve looked from Heidi to Lucas, a doubtful look in his eyes. “Is he bothering you, Heidi?” Lucas glared at him. “What gave you the guts to interrupt us?” “Why not?” Steve gave him a harmless smile, snaking his arm around Heidi. “I am Heidi's suitor, so I'm bound to protect her.” “Take your filthy hands off her. Leave Heidi alone.”

She only cared about what she wanted. "The Moon Goddess said so." Byron shrugged, "But I've never met wolves willing to hold a rejection ritual in my life. For some of us, it might take a lifetime to find our destined mates. I don't understand why anyone would want to go through rejection. Our mates are chosen by the stars, the most compatible person for us." The most compatible person? Celeste couldn't help but scoff at the idea of fate and destiny. Jeremy spoke up, his voice sharp with skepticism. "But didn't the Moon Goddess also say that the rogue could pass the trust test? And what happened then?"

Apparently, there are a lot of people that believe in strong ally marriages rather than anything else. But returning back to my apartment did not come without another suitor. Execpt this was no stranger, rather, it was someone that had dropped one too many messages on my phone, none of which I had replied nor do I have any plans of replying. So, he came up with another alternative--sending flowers.

She looked right at him only to realized that he was already looking at her, his gaze no longer cold but intense. "You are my Potential," he said with a tone of finality, like that should provide enough answers to all her questions, including those that she hadn't even asked yet. "And," she drawled, "what is that supposed to mean?" "Something close to a Soulmate but not as strong. The difference is that for a Soulmate, there is only one but for a Potential, there is more," his voice was low, and somehow between his explanation, he had drawn closer to her. He had one knee in-between her thighs, the other one on the outside, his elbow resting on the top of the sofa, but his face was a good dis

His tone feud ice. "No, but dessert wouldn't be bad," Mr Sanders smirked. When it came to love and money, he would choose money and he was the second family to have proposed to Suyas' family. When he was told the Newtons had already shown interest, he didn't stand a chance. Isaac had no idea what Suyas' background was but he didn't care. All he wanted was to fill the hollowness inside of him. "Go for her then."

"Daniel Zavaro, twenty-nine years old. Six-year veteran of the Texas Mutiny. Number four on last year's Top Twelve most eligible bachelor list as voted by the city of Houston, behind one baseball player and two football players. Single, loves his family, volunteers at a local children's soccer league and all around nice guy." I stare at her, mouth gaping. "I can't believe you know all that." "I can't believe you don't," Sue says. "I didn't know about his volunteer work, but even I bought one of those sexy calendars they put together from the guys on that list." I cock my head at her. "What? It was for charity." "Seriously, Quincy," Geni says, turning back to her client. "He is ridiculously

"Don't tell me you don't." His jaw moved. A muscle jumped once under his ear. "I feel a lot of things I'm not going to act on." Hope is a stupid, stubborn animal. Mine wouldn't die even then. I'd wanted this man since I was fourteen years old and invisible in every room he walked into. Now the goddess herself had put us in the same bed, and some small, foolish part of me thought — maybe. Maybe now he sees me. "So what happens now?" I asked. "We're mates, Kian. That doesn't just—"

"How do you know him? What's the nature of your relationship with him?" What worried Susie the most was the possibility of an intimate relationship between the two. After all, such a private matter would not typically be shared by someone of Quinn's disposition. "We're merely strategic partners, nothing like what you're imagining." Yaslyn, catching the hint of jealousy in Susie's eyes, responded with a mysterious smile. Internally, however, she was cursing Quinn. Susie, seeming relieved, interjected, "One last thing. I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't reveal to Quinn that I have a fiance. If you agree to keep this a secret for me, I'll grant you any favor."