Savannah Soto Discussion Novels & Stories

Theo nods agreeing to Jake's request while Savannah gives him a long loving look. "Ok Savannah from this moment on I don't want you leaving this packhouse alone to go anywhere, I don't care if it's 5 steps outside or 50 steps outside you are to have someone with you at all times until we get this mess cleared up ok butterfly?" She goes to argue it but she knows it would be pointless because we all agree with him and she knows inside that it's the right thing to do right now. We sit around for a little while longer talking through some ideas when Luna Sophia suddenly jumps up from her seat squeaking and beaming with excitement.

Perhaps then it wouldn’t feel so…awkward. “Actually, babe. I was hoping we could talk about something. Something important.” Savannah didn’t look up from her phone. “If it’s about the winter dance, then just make sure it’s a nice car. I want it to be a surprise though. But it has to be nice. I don’t want anyone else at school turning in something better.” Ryan shook his head. “Er no, it’s not about that…actually it’s a bit…well it’s a difficult subject for me. Would you put down your phone for a second?”

Savannah says sweetly, “you could skip the workout and spend time with me.” There was a time when that would’ve sounded appealing. Maybe even last month. Maybe even two weeks ago. Now? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Which feels weird. Because Savannah is exactly the kind of girl I’ve always gone for. Confident. Beautiful. Easy. No complications. No expectations. No feelings. So why am I standing here thinking about a brunette who spends her free time baking cupcakes and arguing philosophy? Savannah notices my hesitation. Her smile fades slightly. “You’re distracted.”

And so, although unwilling, Savannah was dragged away from the racetrack. She growled in frustration. "Damn it, I'll find another way!" "Lucas, one day you'll regret not working with me sooner." Savannah spoke through clenched teeth, full of resentment. But clearly, no one cared. Lucas returned to the race, alongside the girl Felix had introduced. The next day, At Wang Corporation, Just after Theodore had concluded a high-level executive meeting, Sutton quietly approached him and spoke in a low voice. “Boss, Mr. Lancaster is here. He said he has something important to discuss with you.”

Author's Pov Earlier that day. Daniel Quinn sat at the head of the long dining table, scrolling through his phone with irritation. He was dialing a number repeatedly, but it seemed the person had blocked him. "Don't stress too much. She’ll crawl back once she’s hungry enough," Vanessa said, sipping her coffee without looking up from her phone. This wasn’t the first time Elara had disappeared, and as far as she was concerned, it wouldn’t be the last. A part of her was even happy that the pest had finally left.

savannah pov As I speed away from the school I know I need to talk to someone about what to do about my mate. rejecting him will hurt both of us, it could even kill our wolves, and with that thought I have Sadie whimpering in my head. I promise Sadie, it's a last resort the moon goddess must have a plan. she doesn't make mistakes, she must see some potential in me, in him , or hell even us together, I'm not sure but who am I to question her will. I'm too scared to go home my father will be livid I ditched school and if I told him why I ditched who knows how he would react. what would my parents say when I told them I found my mate and his pack isn't even an hr away, I'm sure with just that n

Savannah barely ate since her main focus was Madonna, who continuously sighed. “That's it Donna! Tell me that's wrong” Savannah demanded, gently, though. Madonna sniffed, then gazed at her. Hesitantly, she disclosed every single thing that transpired last night. “Is the Lord Nikon that terrifying?” Savannah asked obliviously. At first, Madonna found the question quite vexing, then again recollected the fact that Savannah isn't a human.

Savannah hesitated for a moment before saying, “I can’t figure out the fate of this person.” Savannah, who was waiting on the side, giggled out loud. “Just admit it, Savannah Jones. You’re nothing but a sham.” Savannah’s small face immediately flushed red. She said to Whitney, “I’m not a sham. My master told me a long time ago that in this world, there’s only going to be one person’s fate I can’t read.” As soon as this statement came out, Jens was greatly shocked. It was because he was trying to probe Robbie’s fate yet Savannah said that Robbie was the only person she could never read in this world. It was incredibly strange.

“Sure.” The ride is… unbearable. I want to strangle her. Savannah talks the entire way. About her swollen ankles, about how she can't wait to take a bath and light some candles. About how she grew up here and what amazing friends she and James were. How she’s looking to settle down here again. “He must have told you all about me.” Her words echo in my head. No, no he never did. He nods along with her stories, smiling occasionally, he seems totally oblivious to her loaded words.

Savannah says sweetly, “let’s talk romance.” Here we go. “You’ve been linked to several men this year,” she says. “Including a fellow musician, a producer, and even one of your bodyguards—” “None of which is true.” “Well,” she laughs, “the photos said otherwise.” “Photos can say anything you want them to,” I snap before I can stop myself. Silence ripples across the room. Savannah’s eyes gleam like she’s tasted blood. “Cara,” she says softly, sweetly, viciously, “are you… lonely?”