Saving Nora Novels & Stories

“You’re awake.” Nora clutched the towel tighter around her chest, her pulse loud in her ears. “What do you want?” “We’re leaving.” She blinked. “Leaving?” He stepped closer, the air between them tightening. “Pack whatever you need. We’re heading back to Maford City.” The name hit her like a slap. Maford. The city she’d buried. The one that had eaten her alive and spat her out in pieces. “No,” she said quietly, shaking her head. “I’m not going back there.”

Her arms were folded, and she was watching me like she was proud of something. My stomach dropped. She must’ve told them everything. They didn’t even try to lower their voices. People were already talking around me. “That’s her.” “Who?” “The girl whose boyfriend let her drown to save someone else.” “Wait, she was dating Matthew Sinclair? Didn’t he graduate, like, two years ago?” “Yes, she was his girlfriend.” “This one? She’s just a nerd.” “Yeah. And he saved Nora at the Sinclair’s party. I mean, come on, Nora’s gorgeous and delicate. I’d save her too if I were him.”

Logan said disappearing. Nora sighed deeply before turning on her heels and walking out of the alley way. She gripped her card tightly in her hand. She needed to do research. She needed to know everything she could now about this new world. Nora thought about going back to Joel’s but she didn't want to interrupt anything that may be happening. She would go home.

Eight years ago, my daughter, Joey Porter, was stuck in the desert of death. Her GPS had blinked out, and she ran out of supplies. She kept calling for me for over a dozen hours over the walkie-talkie. The only rescue team was an hour's flight away from her, only to get intercepted halfway there. Later on, I found out that my wife, Ruby Shaw, spent 800 thousand dollars bribing the dispatch center, rerouting the rescue team's flight route just so they could save Ruby's younger brother, Howard Shaw, instead. Howard had had too much to drink at that time, causing him to lose his way outside the resort that was located at the edge of the desert. When he was found, it turned out that he was a

I had to face whatever secrets the mansion held, for my own sanity and for the sake of my new life with Nicholas. With a deep breath, I wrapped a shawl around my shoulders and ventured out into the moonlit hallways, my heart pounding. What exactly was I walking into? But as I followed the voice and just when I was about to make a turn into a corner I bumped into Clara who was rushing out, and she was sweating. "Miss?" She called, frowning, "What are you doing here?" "Don't you hear the voice?" I asked my eyes darting around, "Can't you?"

In the morning, I was awakened by yelling and as soon as I opened my eyes I saw Joshua holding Dameion by his throat except he was unrecognizable. He looked more muscular and bigger, his teeth grew bigger, His hair was longer and his eyes were glowing red. He stood shirtless allowing me to see the markings that decorated his back and left arm. I can visibly see my full name and birthday on his bicep. He had an intimidating and dominating aura to him. As I scanned the scene before me I noticed John was trying to pull Joshua off of Dameion. Mrs. Wright was at the door looking on in shock and there was food on the floor right in front of the door.

And from Aria’s eye, one final tear fell. She wiped it away. Raised her head high. And turned away... from her husband, her mate, and beloved one. From the pack she helped rise from the slum. From the home she gave everything for. Behind her, in the shadows of the corridor, two pairs of eyes watched her leave. One of the men whispered, “Was she the woman who saved Nina yesterday? The one you were talking about?” The man with the cast on his arm nodded solemnly. “Yes, Alpha Chairman. That’s her.”

" I blinked back the tears and laughed softly, looking at him with cold clarity. Finally, I understood why he had lied to me for ten years in my previous life. I wiped away tears I hadn't realized were falling and turned back to my room. Ray seemed surprised by my silence. He started to stand up to follow me, but Shannon pulled him back. I stayed in the bedroom all day, packing my luggage. By evening, the rumble of a car engine sounded outside. Soon after, someone knocked on the door. "Excuse me, is Nora Spencer home?" Ray opened the door, probably thinking it was the post office delivering my documents. Just as he was about to speak, I walked out with my suitcase and pushed past him. "I'm N

"Dan, pick me up later after midnight. It's done." "Don't worry once we fix this I'll help you explain to Jake." "No need for that. I have already ended whatever it is that we had." I sneaked out around midnight and met with Dan. "I already booked our flight in the morning going to Miami. We can stay there for two days before flying to Mexico. Gabby, are you okay?" "I'm Blair. I don't want you calling me Gabby anymore that phase of my life is already over. They wanted me well they are going to regret it."