Rhea Ripley Wattpad Novels & Stories

I cannot help myself; I move ahead of them, looking into the hallway, straining my nostrils to catch even a waft of Rhea's scent. "Alpha Mondragon, you seem to be searching for something or someone," the voice of the female elder brings me back. I do not know why their Alpha is not attending to me, but that is not a big problem right now. I pull out my phone from my pocket, swiping quickly to find her photograph. I show them the screen, watching their faces for any sign of recognition. There is none. They are either good actors or they know nothing about Rhea. "This woman. Her name is Rhea Chapman. She is Mildred's daughter," I explain, my voice strained with emotion, I do not bother to hide

“I’ll let you borrow my laptop so you can find one online.” “No, Riley got me the Snoopy lamp. I-I want that one.” I try to smile, but my head shakes and tears well up again. I hold my sleeved hands over my mouth and try not to sob, but I can’t help it. “I still can’t believe he ran away, Mom. I should have answered the stupid phone sooner! Maybe Freya and my friends could have found him if I had talked to her sooner. I should have been the one to tell him about werewolves!”

“Our dear Rhea had read an article about how to be the ideal girlfriend. And damn if she hadn’t been trying to behave the exact opposite of what the article had said” “Nooooo,” replied Zach grinning in delight. Adam threw a pillow at him. “Trust me it was not funny!” He raised a hand to surrender but was more interested in the story. “So, what actually happened?” he asked sitting down on the bed his tablet flung aside. And it said a lot about Zach throwing away his gadget only to listen to a story. Adam rolled his eyes as Zoey started pouring out the unfortunate turn of events that Miss Rhea Cooper had decided to inflict on them. By the time Zoey had finished, Zach was rolling on the bad wit

The house was quiet as usual except Rachel trying to go around to see what fun thing to do. Dawn came and it was almost time to leave for Diapora secretly. Rielle was glad that she could leave Alex territory to go get a good air outside. A place far away from Alex. Although she doesn't know where Rachel would be taking her to but she was glad she would be leaving. Rachel walked into the room fully dressed in a black short gown which was revealing. It hardly covered her boobs and it was transparent. Rielle was taken aback at the way she dressed cause that wasn't like Rachel. Even though she is crazy, she is also decent. She loves her reputation cause she is the fourth strongest among the were

“No wonder you stopped caring. It’s not that you don’t care anymore, but you care about other people now, don’t you?” Mike looked infuriated. “Watch your mouth! As a woman, you should know better not to accuse others.” “Oh yeah? What have I said? Or are you the one being sensitive?” Rhea casually asked him back. “You should stop trying to look for your son. Also, Lily is giving birth soon, and you’re going to have—" Before she could finish, a loud slap sounded. Stunned, Rhea felt the burning pain on her cheek. Someone slapped her before she could even realize what had happened. She palmed her cheek as it heated.

“Don’t stop, please, Cas.” I did what my lady ordered and picked up the pace. “Whewe did the bunny go?” River’s voice said. “She’s aaaah probably ooooooh dreeeeaaaming,” Ripley could hardly say the words, each coming out as a breathy moan. “Hold on to the side,” I said, turning Ripley around. The water came below my chest, but when Ripley stood, it came up to her shoulders. Ripley grabbed the side of the pool, pulling herself up slightly, her ass still in the water but her bare back dripping with water that slid down from her hair.

and as an added bonus. chapter 9 and 10 from Mommy is dating a Billionaire. I've split them up in the story, but I wrote them as one really long chapter. - - - - Cas’ pov “Sorry. Sorry. I mean, you kissed me, and that was wrong. But it’s really bad hitting you. Shit. Sorry. Really!” Ripley said, surprising me. She stared at her hand and then my face, as if she had done it without thinking. Her fingers reached out, and I wondered if she wanted to see if I was okay, but Ripley quickly pulled back.

I did not want to let go. I had given him a choice, and he had made his decision. A move made could not be undone. I fixed my makeup, lifted the long train of my wedding dress, and opened the door of the restroom. With a smile, I faced the elders waiting outside, each with a different expression. "The wedding will proceed as planned." Daniel returned three days later. In those seventy-two hours, I had become the hottest topic in the country. Every major newspaper, tabloid, and online media outlet wrote about me, Sophia Foster, the eldest daughter of the Fosters, who had been abandoned on her wedding day but still insisted on completing the entire ceremony alone.

It connected. My heart soared as I gushed, "Hadrian, you finally answered. I—" A low, intimate moan interrupted me before I could finish. So, Hadrian had really taken Irwin to the hot springs. They had even booked a room. He didn't hang up. I didn't either, as if I was punishing myself. The sounds coming through the receiver lashed at my heart like a whip until I felt flayed to the bone. At last, I could endure no more and spoke up. "Hadrian, must you do this to me?"