Regina Kay Walters Novels & Stories

Richard added, “Regina bounced back fast. Landed the Clearwater deal the same week. Impressive resilience.” Resilience. The word twisted in my gut. Regina had always been resilient. She’d survived that hellish facility because of it. She’d rebuilt her entire life from nothing because of it. And now she was using that strength to dismantle everything I’d worked for. “There she is,” Richard said, nodding toward the main entrance. Regina walked into the ballroom like she owned it. Black dress that hugged her curves, dark hair falling in waves past her shoulders. Confident stride, chin up, shoulders back. She looked successful. Untouchable.

Why she was so bold? Regina reached out and patted Ashley's knee, as if comforting her. "I shouldn't have received you, now that I know you're lying," Regina said calmly. "But I can't help but wonder why you came to see me." "You came to bother my boss about that jerk, right?" Ashley said curtly. Regina smiled at Aileen. "Forgive my sister, Ms. Park. She's always emotional when it comes to the Walden family. Before she became the financial director of The Maverick Real Estate Company, she had a bad run-in with the Keagan family."

You'll never be safe. Then we make it look like an accident. Cass stared at her. You're serious. I'm dying, Cass. I have a hundred and eighty days. I'm not going to spend them running. Regina stood up. Her hands were steady. I'll help, she said. Both of them looked at her. I spent twenty-two years hiding, Regina said. I watched my mother die. I watched my daughter starve. I'm done hiding. She walked to the door.

"Wait a minute." She gripped my wrist, as if afraid I would leave, and walked over to Andrew. "Mr. Quinn, I think you should explain this." Andrew stammered, and Kayla immediately crouched down, watching us warily and glaring at Regina. "Ms. Summer, you're a woman too. You neglect the child you carried for ten months! Isn't that going too far?" Regina paused, and it took her a while to react. She sounded annoyed. "I became a mother out of nowhere, and now I'm the bully?"

"Her name is Ruby Wilder. And trust me, she's going to be a star." Bella's eyes widened in surprise. "Ruby Wilder? I've heard of her! She's been making waves on social media with her soulful covers." Jason nodded, impressed. "That's the one! She's got a huge following online, and I think we can really capitalize on that. With the right production and marketing, I think she could be a household name." he is too immersed in his own talk he did not notice Bella was silent, when he notice he asked her,

As soon as we get inside the room, Reggy locks the door behind us and starts to undress. "What do you think, sweetie? Why don't we have a marathon today and decide what to do for our roleplay later in the week, uhn husby?" She asks as she expertly hurries through the process of undressing me. I didn't teach her that though. Regina used to be slow and awkward when it comes to this. So I guess I have a thing to thank her boss for reaching her. "Anything Regina, anything. I'm literally your sex slave and you know it. Use me how you want." I say and she smiles.

Regina Kirkpatrick was a reporter for Channel 15 News. She was in her early fifties, but her skin was smoothed and doctored in unnatural ways. Her hair and makeup were flawless, and her smile beamed as if she were ready to kill with kindness. A man in a brown jacket rummaged in the backseat of the car. “Hi, you must be Ian Hart. I’m Regina Kirkpatrick of Channel 15 News.” She extended her slim hand to him as she approached. “Do you have a moment to answer some questions for me?”

I said. "... you have had your ten, but then the Alpha gets you pregnant again? Abortion, Adoption or keep?" he finished. "Do you ever think the Alpha's brothers are hot?" Mason inquired "Or his sisters. Jesus Christ. Elena and Bella are the mateless ones, right?" Mason said. "There's sweet little Lisa too, but she's only sixteen." "Sixteen is old enough for me," Max said, a disturbing smile creeping onto his face. "You guys are sick," I spat only satisfying them even more.

Charlie said. “What? Why would I do that?” Regina laughed. “You’re crazy if you think I’ll give Taylor the same advantage as my boyfriend.” “But we both know that Taylor is more talented in basketball,” Charlie said calmly. “Please, Regina." Regina was annoyed. She was about to turn around when Charlie grabbed her arm. "I think you’re so amazing to have that kind of connection. I mean, the Wrights? Wow! You are so lucky!” “I know,” Regina said, raising her chin at Charlie. “Kylee Wright and I are best friends.”

“Now tell me about your aspirations, your favorites, things you hate, things that make you tick. I need the real you.” Regina breathed in deep. “I’m Regina Albright, and I… love cake?” The doctor looked up from her notebook with a raised brow. “I love cake,” Regina beamed. “And…” “I recently discovered that I loved running because the wind in my face makes me feel free.” “Go on…”