Sam And Deena Novels & Stories

He lifted them up for Deanna to see. “They are,” Deanna said. “They are Henry’s sisters.” “Same date?” Max asked. “Everything is the same.” Deanna said as they both looked down at the girls. “it even lists Samra as their mother. And your father as their father.” “But we know they are David’s,” Deanna said as she bent down and lifted one of the girls in her arms. “Come on, we need to get something for you two to eat.” “Deanna, are you okay?” Max asked.

“Good morning Mrs. Simpson,” Samantha Peters said brightly to the plump receptionist as she walked into the lobby of the small accounting firm her father owned and she worked at since high school. “Good morning Sam, how are you today?” The receptionist asked just a cheery. “I’m good, thank you.” “Oh, tonight Tabby and you are flying out to New York, right?” Mrs. Simpson asked, with genuine interest. Sam paused on her march to her desk and turned. “Yeah, pretty much as soon as we get off of work we’re heading to the airport.”

I stutter, and she smiles while sending me a sideways look. "So where's Benji and Lewis," Samantha asks as she enters the kitchen making the guys smile from ear to ear. "Luna," Boyd exclaims happily, and Sam actually looks pleased to be called by her title. "Hey Boyd," Sam says before sitting in the chair I just had before ripping the door off its hinges.

"She is off too...and the house line seems broken..." Malden wanted to say something when he stopped immediately. "Hang up for a second... Auntie Sam is calling...maybe..." "Uh... Okay..." Deagan said fearfully and hanged up. He tried calling Sunna again, but she was still off. Malden received Auntie Samantha's call with a heavy voice. And even before he could say anything, she heard the tensed up voice from the other end. "Boss... Save Sunna..." She was taking in very deep breaths.

No doubt, the bar next door was packed full of people as well. At their table, sitting beside Sam, was Nina, while opposite them was Jayden McCartney and Alec Hasting. At the head was Jeremy, who kept flicking his eyes to his cell phone. Jayden eyed Sam and cocked his head to one side. “What’s up? Looks like you’re having some love trouble.” Sam turned his attention to his friend. “What love trouble? I’m not even dating.” “It takes time to do that sort of thing,” Alec said in his strong Scottish brogue.

Sam whispered beside me. " I'm sorry, did I miss much? " I whispered back. " Besides the absurd explanation the two crazy seniors gave for getting involved at this moment?” " The two crazy seniors are not old and even less deaf, Samantha," Selena whispered with a forced smile on her face, "so you better watch your mouth! " You're next," the instructor warned us after a few minutes. " Ahh yes, I'm Samantha, this is Theon, and this is our baby " she put her hand on her belly, forgetting for a moment the presence of her parents " he is our first…”

Dana smirked as she gently pulled Sarah out. Gail’s face froze as she quickly scanned around to make sure no one heard. Samantha maintained her composure and spoke with disdain “You are???” “Just a nobody.” Dana smiled; Samantha’s indifference didn’t affect her. “This is my friend, Dana Williams.” Sarah spoke almost at the same time as Dana. She naturally curled her hands around Dana’s and spoke returning the disdain “And she is right. I don’t have anything to reminisce with you.”

I had spent years wondering the same, and even now, I would sometimes wake in the night thinking someone was going to hurt me, but it goes away the moment Dane sleepily pulls me against him. “If Neah makes it official, you can order her to shut up,” Damien smirks. “What is she going to do then?” “Can I think about it?” Samara asks quietly. “Sure,” I mutter in surprise. I had been confident Samara was going to accept it. She turns on her heel and walks out. Damien gives me a confused look before rushing after her. “That was not the answer I was expecting,” Dane frowns. "I thought she would have jumped at the chance.

Max*** Actress Sara and her billionaire boyfriend, Samuel Johnson, made their grand entrance at his parents' anniversary celebration, radiating sophistication and elegance. The event buzzed with excitement as the couple, now in their fifth year together, dazzled everyone with their undeniable chemistry. They were the epitome of modern romance, their connection seemingly unbreakable, a testament to years of shared experiences, laughter, and deep love.

I typed back a quick reply. “Yeah, I’m free. Want to meet at the usual coffee shop?” Her reply came almost immediately. “Perfect! See you at 2?” I confirmed and put my phone down, still mulling over my questions. There was definitely more to her story, and I couldn’t help but wonder what had happened to make her so desperate to pull off this charade. ******* At 2 PM, I arrived at the coffee shop and spotted Samantha at our usual corner table, a notebook and pen in front of her. She was scribbling something down, her brow furrowed in concentration.