R Letsnotmeet Novels & Stories

I had never met him, but the stories were enough to make my blood run cold. I wasn’t strong enough to fight Ria. I wasn’t strong enough to fight Marcus. I wasn’t even strong enough to survive alone in the world. So where could I go? How could I escape this hell?

My breath gets caught in my chest the moment I see James at the edge of the secluded street where he’s asking me to meet him. “Did you bring me here to murder me?” I ask, looking around. There is a disturbing lack of cars, or people, or lit windows, despite this being a residential neighborhood. James’ eyes go wide for a minute, and I want to laugh at how horrified he looks, but then the joke sinks in and he laughs. I guess I’m not the only one who was nervous about tonight.

After three years in a long-distance relationship, I went straight to the courthouse as soon as my flight landed, ready to marry Willow Payne. Instead, she showed up holding a newborn baby. Without a trace of guilt, she placed the baby in my arms. "This is Rachel, my daughter with Preston. You can raise her from now on." My mind went blank. Standing beside her, my childhood friend, Preston Webb, burst out laughing. "Willow and I got drunk one night, and one thing led to another. We ended up sleeping together. Your time working out of town is finally over, and now you get to come home and be a dad. Hell of a surprise, right?" I stared at them. "Do you seriously think this is funny?"

As she began the conversation, Sharon inquired. Irene looked at Noah with wide eyes while Noah turned to face his mother, who was sitting right next to him. "Mom, isn't this too soon?" "Honey, the sooner the better. Right?” Everyone nodded in agreement, except for Irene. Irene returned her gaze to Noah's face, which looked even more displeased with this meeting. It seemed that neither he nor Noah wanted this matchmaking. "How about next month?" Hara's advice. "Isn't it a little longer? How about two weeks more?"

She'd been expecting him and now that he'd showed up, everything was going to be cleared off. “How're you today, Miss Manor?” He asked, his dark eyes screwing her body all over. There's something about that body, that he couldn't lay his fingers on. Meanwhile in the hotel, Larry Freeman welcomed his guest and offered her a drink. But politely, the woman declined. She said she will not be drinking with her clients until her work calls for a celebration. “Fine, I'm glad you're here, Jasmine. I've waited to have this meeting for a long time now..” Larry Freeman began.

I was already late for my meeting. I took a shower,wore my suit not bothering to eat breakfast then walked into my car and drove to the philp cooperation. What she did to me was unforgivable,she reduced me like a nobody , to the lowest point like a desperate male stripper. She better watched her back, nobody embarrasses Noah Williams and go free with it , nobody.

Pray the difficult things over. While in the Central region, it is unusual for people to be non-vegetarians. Can't eat much, at least two days a month, the full moon and the first day of month. On these two days, there are still restaurants selling meat and fish but the customers are only a few. Revenue isn’t enough to cover expenses, so restaurant owners are not interested in doing business.

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The sparkling light of the full moon lit up the Moonlit Meadow in front of them. Ethan's heart was beating fast as he stood next to Amelia, the woman who had given him both comfort and worry. Alpha Gabriel Rivers, who stood at a respectful distance, never took his eyes off the woman he used to think was his fated mate. His face was a mix of sorrow and determination. "Ethan," Gabriel said, breaking the tense quiet with a shaky voice. "I know I made a big mistake. I can't live without you, though."

He began to advance towards his mother. "Son, let her be. She's just a bit stressed out". George defended, stopping him in his tracks. "Go and change your clothes!" He ordered. Jason reversed his steps immediately and began climbing the stairs. "Honey!" George called out to his wife who had tried to put up a happy face. "The lawyer sent me a text this morning. The rent has been increased. I think we need to start planning to move out because we can't afford the rent anymore". George said. Hannie's face remained bland. It was as if she knew it would come to this stage.