Sans X Fell Novels & Stories

Sage. I was not sleeping with Dominic in the presence of his jealous Beta. I had no interest in ever getting naked with him. I suspected that he knew this too but I could not be sure. It was still early in the morning and even thought I secretly wanted Dominic’s cock in between my legs, it was not something I was actually going to go through with. “The phonelines are not working,” Xena complained angrily. “Have you tried a mental call?” I asked. Xena shook her head. “All I hear are echoes,” she replied with a grim expression.

I miss you badly. Sincerely, Your Xander.

Sasha didn’t need Xena to thank her. She just wanted her phone back. She had only just bought it and treated it like it was precious. “Ms. Spencer, I should get going,” Sasha said quickly. From the way Lily and Xena had argued, she could tell they had completely fallen out. Once Sasha was gone, Xena stood there unsteadily, her chest heaving. Lily’s words kept echoing in her head. “Without Felix, you’d be nobody.”

“Don’t say no.” I didn’t. Marcus Cole was handsome in the easy way of men who had always been handsome and knew it without being ruined by it. He laughed at the right moments. He didn’t push. He was, by every measurable standard, an ideal client. I gave him Pinky controlled, deliberate, full performance. He leaned back in his chair and smiled like a man having a genuinely good evening. Somewhere beyond the VIP corridor, Adrian was sitting at a bar watching the floor. I focused.

he told Susan without turning. She swallowed. “We proved PX-5 could expand the sensory cortex by thirty percent in forty-eight hours. But we couldn’t stop it. It keeps climbing until the brain treats reality like a megaphone and tears itself apart.” “Like our friend in the alley,” Bruno muttered. “High-def horror.” Susan nodded once. “They called it ‘Supernatural’ because the venture boys needed a sexy deck. The lab called it PX-5. The men in suits called it Phase. Like it was an operation.”

Saxon is not in though, but he's the one who left the bottled water for me. Crazy how I need anxiolytics and antidepressants now to stay grounded. It's been thorns and nails living without Xaia these past years, but it's even harder knowing there is no end to the tunnel. First things first, I take my meds before settling to flip through the documents. They are more familiar reports from the centre regional packs. Sason bursts in just then with his iPad stuck to his face. ‘‘There your are!’’ ‘‘What's all these?’’ I ask him, referring to the content of the documents even though I'm just about to go through them.

Seemed like he didn’t ask them, he threatened them to stay away from me. it sounded like Knox though if he threatened them. Because the old Knox I knew was ruthless and unkind. Also, Sarah’s sudden change of mind wasn’t coming from sincerity either. What did Knox do after I left that she was ready to apologize? But I had more stuff to think about. Not to mention, Sarah might not know that her family business is going to crumble like a sandcastle soon... "But why is Xavier here?" Knox's attention finally shifted to Xavier. Xavier grinned wickedly before looking at me. "I’m here to meet the love of my life. What else would I be here for?" He shrugged, winking.

What was going on? XXX

I saw a particular message from a private page in my DM. You ruined something good. He looked happier with her. Gold digger. You forced your way into that family. My throat went dry. I swallowed hard, my grip tightening around the phone. “Sydney.” Xavier’s voice was closer now. I didn’t realize he had followed me in. “It has been taken down,” he said. “Everywhere it was posted.” I let out a quiet breath that almost sounded like a laugh. “Maybe just the picture,” I said softly, holding up my phone to show him the amount of troll messages I was receiving. “But not everything else…”

The file in his hand suddenly felt incredibly heavy. The temperature in the office dropped instantly. The icy, lethal mask that Xavier used to terrify his rivals snapped perfectly into place, burying the sudden, violent spike of panic in his chest. "My business with Kensington Telecom is none of your concern," Xavier stated, his voice a low, warning rumble.