Rory Keaner Romane & Geschichten

“Then we’d better make sure he doesn’t.” Katerina blinked. “What do you mean?” Rory stepped closer, her perfume heavy and intoxicating. “I’ll take care of the cameras. You stay here. And if Theo calls, you tell him I needed him to fetch something for me.” Katerina nodded quickly, relief and fear battling in her chest. Rory turned away, picking up her phone and dialing a number. “You’ve already done your part,” she said smoothly. “Now let me do mine.”

Her heart thudded violently against her chest. Roy did not greet anyone. He did not acknowledge his mother or Mrs. Adam. His eyes never left Karen. “For the umpteenth time,” he said, his voice low but trembling with suppressed fury, “who is Keon’s father?” The question echoed. Karen opened her mouth, then closed it again. Her shoulders shook. For the first time since everything unraveled, she knew there was nowhere left to hide. No lies left to tell. No excuses left to invent. She lowered her head.

he states, flinging the journal down on the bed and looking at me as if his world was ending. “What is it?” I ask, glancing towards the offending journal, then back up at him while frowning. “It sounds to me like you met the Moon Goddess, Tiarin, in those woods,” he answers with anxious eyes, but I laugh at the preposterous suggestion. “No one knows what our Goddess looks like. It’s not like she appears to us every day,” I say, rolling my eyes at his words. “Besides, why would she appear before me? I am no one special,” I say. Kai then chuckles and stares at me.

Rory interrupted. “Who exactly are you to interrupt a conversation between alphas?” Norman demanded, his nostril flaring in anger. “Rory Stevens, former medic to the assassin’s guild of Cerathe.” She smiled brightly, dropping a file folder on the table. “The assassin’s guild.” Norman snorted. “That’s a myth. Something we tell our children about to keep them in line.”

Now it was my turn to be smug. Hearing this, Kairo rolled his eyes so hard they practically disappeared into his head. I stared at the minimalist profile picture for “Kevin Keane.” I’d heard he was a mercenary who worked overseas. Even Brother Evan calls him a big shot, I thought. Just how incredible must he be?

Kieran’s gaze brushed over them as he voiced out, “Keep up then.” With that, Serenity could not interfere anymore. Before she was able to open rhea car’s door, Kieran took the initiative to pull it. His gentlemanly action made Serenity scrunch up her nose before she got on the car. Kieran sat on the driver’s seat and started to navigate the car. When she looked at the window, she would see Richard waving his hand at her with a large, victorious grin as if he was able to get rid of the disaster plaguing him.

Kevin said and prepared to leave. “I am fine. I need to go and see someone.” Kelly said. The look in his eyes became excited all of a sudden. It seemed like the person he was going to meet was someone special to him.

There's also no way I'm about to shake his bare hand. "What business are you working on. Can I help at all, while I'm here?" Rylan questions. Kaden shakes his head. "This isn't something we need another opinion on, but thank you, Rylan. Dawn seems to have Millicent's problem covered, that's for sure." Is he trying to make Rylan mad?

If I hadn’t seen what I’ve seen and done what I’ve done. She leads me down the hall from her daughter’s room to her own, and on the way, Taylor tells me all about her mate, Cyrus, who is also the beta of Reid’s pack. Apparently the adjustment to parenthood has been rough on both of them, but Cyrus has stepped up more than she ever expected him to. Her hazel eyes light up when she talks about her mate, her wavy shoulder-length honey brown hair bouncing as she speaks animatedly.

Tory was angry, she couldn't believe Grace could be so heartless,she stood at the door staring at Grace who had no idea she was there staring at her while she eats. it's been two weeks since the little money Tory had on her had run out, ever since then both Tory and Grace have been surviving on the little food which was barely enough for one person, which Tory gets from few guys who where trying to ask her out, not knowing each time she leaves the house to go look for food for both herself and Grace, Grace would get something to eat with the money her parents sent to her.