Rebecca Bloom The Oc Novelas e Histórias

And how could someone Rebecca's age be running the Draconia Group in the first place? Then it clicked. The answer fell into place: Oscar. Rebecca had been under his protection all along. Now she had appeared as the CEO of the Draconia Group, which meant the company itself was under Oscar's control. Because Rebecca wanted to finish school, Oscar had simply given her the CEO title and allowed her to continue attending. It was the only explanation that made sense. That was why she had arrived at school as a Fortune 500 CEO.

Melody blinked slowly and sat up on her bed when she heard Rebecca's voice. Rebecca was seated on a couch in her room and pressing her phone with a wide smile as she blew bubbles from the gum in her mouth. Her eyes twitched when she remembered what Hunter had asked her. She really likes Rebecca. She felt lucky that a rich girl like her wanted to mingle with someone like her and she would have accepted Rebecca's help another time but she also needed to think about everything she was doing. And take things slow so that she won't make any mistakes.

We weren’t sure if it was my magic or the baby’s interfering with the ultrasound equipment, but whenever we tried the screen would produce nothing but static induced snow on the screen. The kitchen was empty except for Rebecca. Rebecca was for all intents and purposes, our head maid. She tended to the housework and the meal preparations. She was also very gracious about our special diet. Being a Normie meant that she was an outcast in our community, but Rebecca had shown a desire to become a vampire herself. It was Liam’s idea to move her in to show her all the reasons why that would be a bad idea. I was rather fond of her. “Good evening, Rebecca.”

“Find her. ” Rebecca appered in the mainsion almost immediately, scanning Bloom's bedroom, analyzing what could have happened. Henery was glad he changed bloom's room the one on upper floor just a night earlier from the servants basement quaters. Rebecca narrowed her eyes at him, “the girl is missing. And before you tell me not to worry, remember, your son’s life is still in my hands...... If she doesn’t return, if she refuses … you will be responsible for whatever happens to him.”

Annie quickly agreed and they settled in, turning off the lights. They were quiet for the first couple of episodes, neither knowing exactly what to say. The two just enjoyed each others company until Rebecca's phone buzzed. She blushed as she looked down before quickly turning her phone off. "Who was that?" Annie asked, wiggling her eyes brows with a suggestive smile on her face. Rebecca rolled her eyes, throwing a piece of popcorn at Annie while her cheeks turned a dark red.

“They fit in just fine. I think it was a good thing to have them come here. At first, we were worried, but they are sweet. It is also good that Matt cooks for us. It has saved us a lot of time and money. Also, his kid sister is a joy to have around. At first, we had issues with her due to the trauma she went through, but she is a lot better and is always smiling. Also, she is almost as advanced as you.” “What do you mean?” I asked as we entered the Base. “Rebecca is super smart. Although she is sixteen, she is already a senior in high school.” Shortly after we entered, Rebecca ran up to us, throwing her arms around me. “You’re back!” Although she greeted me in the same aspect Silica had, I f

Rebecca was seated beside Nona at the bar, and something seemed amiss. Just as I was about to move forward, Rebecca abruptly leaped off the stool, her tiny body trembling violently, and her tear-stained face red and swollen. She spun around, attempting to flee from the kitchen, only to collide with my chest and rebound backward. Her steps faltered, causing her to stumble, and I instinctively reached out to catch her. Gasping for air, she heaved in my arms, her chest rising and falling rapidly. Tremors ran through Rebecca's body as she lifted her head, her eyes meeting mine. I noticed her surprise, a hitch in her breath, and then she became completely still, seemingly holding her breath.

Chapter 27: I Trusted Her Before I Knew Her Name The sky hadn’t changed, but Aria had. She stood barefoot in the apartment, staring at the tenth bloom. It had pushed through the cracks in her ceiling like it was meant to be there. Its petals were long, curled, slick with some kind of dew that shimmered when she moved her head. Ten of them now. Ten different blooms. Ten different colors, shapes, textures — none of them natural, none of them replicable. Each of them pulsing, quietly alive.

My brain feels like it’s been on a treadmill for the last two hours. If I could’ve chosen our next Luna? Honestly? Rebecca would’ve been dead last on the list. Like, buried six feet under the list and covered in cement. From the minute she transferred in last spring, she’s been nothing but a scheming, vapid, manipulative little social climber. She plays the sweet and demure act like a fucking Oscar-winning actress when anyone important is looking. But I’ve seen the cracks. The pettiness. The entitlement. The absolute lack of depth.

Rebecca's Compound Rose and Rebecca walked to a place far from the other vampires and settled to talk. "I'm sorry for coming to find you this way but it's really urgent." Rose started and took her time to glance around the place. "No one will come here. You're free to say what brought you here." Rebecca reassured. "I've been having reoccurring visions about something concerning Cassidy and her daughter." Rose said after three seconds of breathing in and out. Rebecca's eyes turned frosty and sharp. "Cassidy and her daughter? Is this a plot Rebecca put you up to!"