Rhea Tea Party Novelas e Histórias

Kaelan found himself walking through the square, the soft glow of lanterns casting long shadows across the ground. He stopped in front of the half-rebuilt meeting hall, his eyes tracing the familiar lines of the structure. This had once been the heart of the pack—a place for gatherings, celebrations, and decisions. Now, it was little more than a skeleton of what it had been, but Kaelan was determined to see it restored. “You’re still out here?” a voice called from behind him. Kaelan turned to see Rhea approaching, a blanket draped over her shoulders. She held out a steaming cup of something that smelled like tea. “Thought you could use this.”

Rhea narrowed her eyes, studying Alia intently as she sat down across from her. When Alia finished her glass of wine, an idea suddenly crossed Rhea’s mind — one that made her lips curl into a smirk. With a practiced, honeyed smile, she spoke. “Alia,” she said sweetly, “let’s make a toast — to our new friendship.” Alia lifted her gaze, meeting Rhea’s eyes. She didn’t say a word, only observed the cunning woman across from her. Since Alia didn’t object, Rhea took it as a silent yes. Grinning, she stood up and went to pour two glasses of wine.

Her breath hitched, her eyes meeting mine, and for a moment, the den faded, just us. Jace cleared his throat, his dry wit cutting through. “Save it for later,” he said, smirking. Dax chuckled, shaking his head. I grinned, my arm still around Vera, her warmth keeping my wolf calm. Then a scout burst through the door, his face pale, blood streaking his arm. “Rhea’s at a new ritual site!” he gasped, his voice shaking. “She’s summoning something—something big!” My claws extended, my heart racing.

“I’ll go with you… but only so I can meet some of his rich friends too.” Rhea’s face lit up immediately, her grin wide and triumphant. The rest of the afternoon was spent with Rhea sprawled across her bed, her phone glowing in her hands as she surfed through the internet, scrolling through outfit ideas and fashion pages in search of the perfect look to complete her little game. Something bold. Something unforgettable. Something Rowan wouldn’t be able to ignore. Soon it was time for the party. Rhea took her time getting ready, carefully applying her makeup in front of the mirror while soft music played from her phone. The faint scent of her perfume filled the room as she slipped into her outf

And that was how I found myself dragged into the most chaotic beer pong game of my life without even the chance to say no. Balls flew everywhere. People screamed. Someone knocked an entire cup down their shirt. Rhea laughed so hard she fell into me twice. Zach cursed under his breath every time the ball went near him. It was insane. It was fun. I could practically breathe and be happy now and not have to constantly think about what... no, no. I couldn't think about the thought of thinking about him. Rhea leaned close, her breath brushing against my jaw. “River,” she whispered, tugging gently at my sleeve. “Come with me for a second?”

replied Dillan, and they both laughed. "Okay, we're popular, so what?" "We have to be proud and take better care of our image," he said. "By the way, how are your preparations for tomorrow's dinner party going? Have you found a dress to wear yet?" "Uhm... I don't think so. But I'll look for one after work." "With Rhea?" "Rhea is still abroad for her art exhibition tour." "Then I'll accompany you, and you can't refuse." ***

"There’s good news though." I didn’t look up. Just leaned back against the bedframe, staring at the ceiling fan that wasn’t even spinning. "Oh?" She dragged out a sigh, folded the towel she used to pat her face, and placed it gently on the dresser like she was about to tell me bedtime stories. "Before Kane and Aria crashed the little visit… Rhea said she’s planning a homecoming party. And a launch." My eyes cut to her. "A launch?" She nodded slowly, turning just slightly so her profile caught the glow of the lamp. "Yeah...she said it’s going to be big. The whole Callahan family will obviously be there."

"She won't be in the mood for a party now. We should just keep quiet and eat what we have." "Why not?" The two jumped as Rhea stepped into the light, her eyes red-rimmed but her jaw set in a hard line. "We will hold the party. Marcus and Mia took our medicine and our truck, but they aren't taking our joy. Not today. Not ever." Tess blinked in surprise. "Rhea, you don't have to"

I trust her, and I know she won’t entertain other guys. Shortly after my eyes are shut, my phone rings. I pull my eyes open, reaching for it. The moment I answer it, my mother’s shaky voice comes through. “Hiram, your father has passed.” ** Juniper: The Halloween party isn’t what Rhea, and I had expected. I know it’s a college party, and there will definitely be smoking, drinking, and all kinds of juvenile acts, but there isn’t even a streak of candy. “We should have gone to a children’s party,” Rhea says, and I sigh as I sip from the cup of alcohol in my hand, watching the people in a corner take turns on who can inhale more drugs.

he asked seriously and Rhea stopped laughing and nodded slowly “Yeah… I'm ready”she continued nodding because she knew how important the next day was, Logan's parents would be throwing a party to welcome her as the family's daughter-in-law and half of the city was invited, even sia and Emiliano were going to be there which was perfect “It's late now…get some sleep”Logan said as he rose from the bed and Rhea nodded awkwardly “Here, let me help”he added as he helped her to lie down and covered her with a blanket