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Ex-Wife's Revenge: Falling For His Greatest Enemy

Ex-Wife's Revenge: Falling For His Greatest Enemy

Maybe Danna had lost her mind—she did sense this old lady wasn’t ordinary, but she still blurted out, “Why should I?” Naomi didn’t remember anyone named Alistair in her past, but hearing him call the old lady ‘Grandma,’ she figured he must be Atlas’ half-brother. “Why should you?” Naomi stepped to the old lady’s side, giving Danna a cold smile. “Because whether your precious Kael was here or that pig-headed jerk from before, either way, they’d be bowing and apologizing to the old madam right now.” She turned to the old lady with a gentle smile. “Old Madam Knox.”
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Call Me Unlucky

Call Me Unlucky

"Ma mère, her food is ready" one of the maidens who had left earlier announced as she wheeled in a tray of covered food "Good. What about the bath?" The elderly woman enquired "Vanessa is having it done ma mère" the lady answered. Rose took hold of every information she heard, the senior lady was called mother, maybe she birthed the two younger women. Among the two, the shorter one was referred to as Vanessa. "Where do I place it?"
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I Saw You

I Saw You

“I’m Serra, not Sierra,” I corrected and looked at his hand on my wrist. He immediately let go of my hand but his eyes continued to caress my face. It was making me feel conscious. The hall was eaten by silence. “I’m sure that you’re not Sierra. If your face doesn’t age your body should. You wore your debutant gown as perfect as twenty-eight years ago,” the old lady said. The look on her was a bit the same. Only this time, there was amusement. “Where did you get that gown, child?” She reached my hand and held it right while looking at me dearly.
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All Because I Kissed a Stranger

All Because I Kissed a Stranger

she mumbled as her tears ran down her cheeks. I drew a ragged breath and stepped through the gate. “Like… who?” The old lady smiled then. “Like your grandmother.” Confusion surfaced in my expression. “Why did you call ‘Katerina’ when you were running here?” “Because that was her name—her real name,” she answered. I almost stumbled back. “I… don't understand.” The old lady's smile softened. “Her name was Katerina Fedorova. She created Caroline Lewis to protect your mother, but she never stopped being the true Bratva Princess.”
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The Girl of an Old Mansion

The Girl of an Old Mansion

"It still has the fragrance of mother, '' said Si-ri with a smile. She wore the dress and she indeed looked as beautiful as a flower. She then walked outside and sat there occupied in her thoughts. "At this age, a birthday is a quiet day. Those were the happy days when both my mother and father used to celebrate my birthday. The whole mansion echoed with our laughter, it was soothing. Next year I will be a free and normal person, who can roam around, make friends and do anything then I'll celebrate my birthday with my friends."
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Milady

Milady

Damien's mother said, as she pulled Damien outside the door, leaving me and the five maids alone. I remained my chin high, and said in a gentle tone, "Why don't we introduce ourselves first? Greetings ladies, my name is Charlotte Hayes." "That last name won't last though," the 2nd maid said, a cheesy joke coming out from her mouth. Three of them started laughing, like a giggle.
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The Billionaire She Hates

The Billionaire She Hates

"Gabby wait up! Why're you so mad? You know we've always been like this!" " Yes I know but I was expecting that you guys would change. It is my wedding soon after all" " Okay fine. I'd compromise this one time but I can't promise anything if that old lady gets in my nerves and you know that. You know I've never really liked her" " Yes Josephine" " Stop it. You know I don't like any one calling my Josephine. That name sounds old and stupid. Josey sounds more classy" " Fine Josey. Do you think I got fat? This dress makes me feel stuffed"
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Seducing The Bloodmoon Princess

Seducing The Bloodmoon Princess

If we want to feed some fabric won’t stop us. “What are you three old bitties whispering about?” Hana asked, glancing over her shoulder at us. “Old bitties?” I arched my brow. I’ve heard plenty of derogatory ways to call us old, but old bitties was a new one. Not that I’d never heard the phrase. However, it was more often used when talking about old women. Did she call us old women? I’d be more than happy to show her I’m all male.
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KLH
Such a talented author that never misses with any of her stories! Hana and Pam were some of my favorite female leads to read about, the guys were just a bonus lol I truly love this series & am curious for what to come.. Author - as always, fantastic job! :)
Drive Ogbona
Hey, I'm so excited my broken Marriage has been restored & my husband is back after he left me and our 2 kids for another woman. After 6 years of marriage, me and my husband have been into one quarrel or the other night that until he finally left me and moved to California to be with another woman.
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His Regret

His Regret

The maid responded, slowly descending to sit back on the bed. “I’m called Natgy.” The Old lady throated and just like that, I knew both character's names. So the Tiny-looking maid’s name was Andrea and Old straw-skinned lady here was called Natgy. I could try to work with that. But I don’t like how Natgy sounds. Andrea nodded and the Old lady smiled at her before turning back to me. She smiled at me too. Even with her smile, her look was intimidating and she knew it, as satisfaction was written all over her guise.
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Leah Marie
No steamy season yet in this book.only in the description of the story that’s it. Very misleading. I agree it started out great but the writing and character seem to be very childish I am loosing interest really fast. Even though it’s fave stars it should be two maybe three no more so far.
Δεσποινα Σωτηρακη
I loved it!! it's funny (my kids was furious when I couldn't even reply why I was laughing so much) it makes y cry and then... have that silly goofy expression of a lovesick puppy on yr face! it's not just romantic, it has it all! y can't get bored; Clinton doesn't let y or yr blood pressure go down
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His Widow

His Widow

" Hey sweetie. What's your name". " Aasha". She chooses to not say her full name while being with other men. " That's a beautiful name". Said the old lady as she stared at her with a pinpointed stare as she spoke. " Your beauty is reminding me of my youth dear. You are really pretty. Be careful. Beauty attracts possession ". The old lady said still not taking off her eyes as she sipped her drink while her thoughts wondering how a lady can be this beautiful. For a word like beauty, she can easily stand as an example.
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Frequently Asked Questions

If you want names that feel deliciously spooky and full of story, there are so many fun places to dig. I tend to start in three lanes: mythology and folklore, classic gothic literature, and curated name sites. Mythic names like Hecate (goddess of crossroads and witchcraft), Morrigan (Irish ‘‘phantom queen’’, associated with fate and battle), and Persephone (queen of the underworld who bridges death and rebirth) carry built-in atmosphere. From literature, Lenore and Annabel (think of Poe’s mournful circles in 'The Raven' and 'Annabel Lee') or Mina and Lucy (from 'Dracula') immediately feel haunted and timeless.

For practical hunting, I flick between Behind the Name for solid etymologies, Nameberry for stylish lists, and Project Gutenberg or Google Books for free scans of Victorian name books and gothic novels—those old baby-name compendia are gold for vintage and obscure names. If pronunciation matters, Forvo helps. For extra texture, I comb Victorian census records or parish registers via online archives to see real historical usages—sometimes the creepiest gems are ordinary names that fell out of fashion.

If you’re crafting a character or a baby name, I also play with combining roots: ‘‘Luna’’ + ‘‘morte’’ vibes give things like Ravenna (raven), Morticia (a created name that leans into Latin mort- 'death'), or Selene (moon) with a darker surname. Pinterest and Etsy have mood boards and curated lists if you want visuals. I love this kind of name archaeology—it turns a single syllable into a whole mood, and sometimes I catch myself inventing an entire backstory for a name before my coffee’s even cold.

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