Saving Sophie: A Novel Novels & Stories

Unlike Cecilia, Sophie doesn't care much about gifts and material things, she just wanted everything to be normal between them and he promised her to make the best out of everything but he tends to go extreme sometimes, like what he was going to reveal later in the day with the help of Kayla, Max, and Noah. After feeding the birds at the park, riding bicycles together, and chasing each other around laughing like kids. They were exhausted and it was getting dark already so he called his driver to drop them at Sophie's apartment. They both were painfully quiet on their way home and even when they got on the elevator. It was very awkward and weird but Sophie just blamed it on the tiredness. The

Sophie laments and tears dripping down from her eyes, "Sophie, it's alright, do you know what you will do" her friend asked, "I will give you two options, first option, you will need to relocate to a place where nobody knows your identity, you will disguise like an impoverished lady, rent a room self-contained apartment, equipped it with just necessities, the second option, you dont need to relocate but will need to change your lifestyle to a wayward lifestyle, you will be going to restaurants alone, go to the party, go to clubs live

I was done being the naive, soft, too-trusting Sophie. I was going to enjoy my life, every single moment of it, on my own terms. I promised myself and made new resolutions. From tomorrow, I will be a new version of Sophie. finally let sleep pull me under. ********************* "Ohhh— " The moan tore out of me loud and shameless. My whole body was soaked in sweat. The sound of slapping skin echoed around me and the thick, heavy smell of sex hung in the air like a cloud. The bed was bouncing.

“The car—I thought it was ours. I put her in. And it drove off. It wasn’t your car. It wasn’t Arzhel’s. It wasn’t anyone’s. B—they just… they took her, Theo.” A soft gasp slipped from me. “I’m so sorry… I’m so, so sorry…” Theo didn’t answer. For a long, painful moment, all I heard was his harsh breathing on the other end of the line. Then— His voice broke. “Sofia… where are you?” I swallowed. “At the back exit,” I whispered. Another long silence. Then Theo said, voice cold and shaking at the same time: “Don’t move. I’m coming.”

A fucking joke. Then there was Jennifer Fernandez. The fucking old bitch. Sophie remembered how she tried so hard, to not to let it show. Smile and nod each day to every demand people of great power gives her. Because of her status? Because of her education? Sophie is at loss why can't someone like her cannot belong in a world of Julian Fernandez?

Vivienne was caught off guard by Cedric's swift arrival and shoved Cherry toward the cliff’s edge. Cherry's legs dangled in the air as she cried out, "Mommy!" Sophie's heart pounded fiercely. "I’ll jump! Cherry, Mommy loves you." Resigned yet determined, she smiled faintly, ready to face her darkest fear to save her daughter. "Mommy!" "Sophie!" The sound of the water impact mingled with Cherry and Cedric’s cries as Sophie vanished beneath the waves. Vivienne leaned forward, watching as the dark sea enveloped Sophie's body. A twisted laugh escaped her lips. "She’s really dead this time!"

“Those books in the library. The chandeliers in the ballroom. The china in the dining room. The bedroom on the third floor. And the Alpha. Everything in this house should belong to me.” Sophie launched at me. Her movements were so quick, I didn’t have time to counter or protect myself. She pushed my body against the racks and a few bottles came crashing down around us. Glass and wine splattered everywhere. Red and clear liquid together began to soak our clothes. “Let me go!” I shouted as she pressed me into the racks. She dropped the bottle and her hands moved from my shirt to around my neck. Pressing my back further into the racks of wine.

Sophie lowered her eyes and tightened her grip on the iron chain around her neck. A man tossed a plate of food onto the floor before kicking her motionless body. She didn't respond. Frowning, he crouched beside her and reached out to check whether she was still breathing. At that instant— Sophie sprang to life. She looped the iron chain around his neck and pulled with every ounce of strength she had left. The chain tightened relentlessly. The man's desperate struggles gradually weakened before finally stopping altogether. His lifeless body collapsed onto the floor. Panting heavily, Sophie searched his pockets until she found a key.

How can I sleep knowing the man down the hall is an Alpha and my wolf is clawing desperately toward the surface? By the time dawn creeps in, I’ve already made my choice. I’ll survive a few months. Save every dollar. And then I’ll disappear. Put as much distance as possible between myself and Jax Steele. If he finds out what I am, the words rogue or spy will come easily to him. And I have no one, no pack, no protection to stand between me and what follows. Then Sophie appears in my doorway. She’s clutching a stuffed wolf, barefoot and still dressed in her pajamas. Her curls are a tangled mess, cheeks flushed from sleep. She doesn’t say a word. She just climbs onto the bed and curls into my si

Sophie cast a cold, indifferent glance around the room and spoke in a frosty tone, “You have three days to return every cent.” Then she picked up the urn and walked out, beginning the journey Hannah had entrusted to her. A portion of my wealth had already been donated to charities she loved. I left the rest to Sophie. The one person I knew would live well and live for me. Sophie carried my ashes to every place we had once dreamed of visiting together, crossing names off the list until the last promise had been fulfilled. Back in the office that day, Raine’s blows had been brutal. Lisa suffered permanent neurological damage and paralysis on one side of her body.