Scarlett And Julian Novels & Stories

Mrs Atlas, an elderly, beautiful, and vibrant lady, was preparing for the night when the maid, Gracia rushed into the living room; her eyes widened with so much horror. " Ma'am... Jully is outside... Crying " At these words, Salina chuckled. " You must be mistaken. My daughter is obviously with her husband. It's late. Why will she even be here? " Her question didn't last for minutes before the door opened, and Julian walked into the living room with her traveller's and duffel bags as well.

Logan's POV I stood frozen, my mind spinning as I tried to make sense of what I was seeing. Ruby and Julian? Together? What was happening between them? First, Julian had shown up at Sophie’s birthday party with Ruby. That alone had stirred something in me, questions I couldn’t shake off. And now, here they were again, together in her office, like there was some kind of secret they were keeping. I couldn’t piece it together, no matter how hard I tried. The answers felt just out of reach, slipping through my fingers like water.

Oliver stopped and stared at me with a cold piercing gaze. "I've made a little research about you, Julian. You're an orphan, so that would make it straightforward. You're going to follow me to my pack. We have some sort of tradition where I need to find my true mate to complete a ritual." He stopped again and fixed his gaze on me. "But that's by the way because you can't possibly be my mate. You're of no royal blood, so it's going to be strictly for the ritual and that would be it."

Scarlett said, taking a pause to bite from her pancakes. “Sounds about right.” I muttered. “The two factions aren't supposed to mate, but in order to have an undeniable warrior, one that could lead them all, their most powerful entities mated, and they had a demon hybrid.” Scarlett muttered and I nodded. She didn't speak again until she was done eating. I got us a fruit juice from the freezer, and I poured us cups. She drank to her fill, and I watched her savor the taste, feeling a sort of unholy hunger rise inside of me.

"Zara was found on the south road, sedated. She is stable." "And Luca?" she asked. "Still here," I said. "He has been making different choices." Silence on her end….Processing. "There is something else," I said. "Something I should tell you before you decide." "Say it," "Scarlett is now my mate," I released the bombshell. "Properly and formally. The bond is real and permanent." The line went quiet. The silence from her end was not a result of a network connection, but the silence that comes when one has just received a message and is waiting for a moment inside it.

Adrian drank, swallowed pills, and kept surviving because dying had apparently decided not to do him the favor yet. The dream lingered anyway. In it, Scarlett had held him. Not with pity. Not even with forgiveness. Just with warmth. It felt more real than most of his waking life. But reality had kept moving without him. Three years earlier, one of his overseas contacts had quietly confirmed what Adrian had already begun to fear: Scarlett had married. She had kept the name Stephanie Vale, moved to London with her husband, and built exactly the kind of life that had no place for Adrian DeLuca in it.

“Juliana’s father, Salvatore Ricci, was a business associate of Don Colombo. Twenty years ago, Salvatore took a bullet for Don Colombo when at war with the DiMaggios. Salvatore died from his injuries, but before his death, he entrusted his only daughter to Don Colombo’s care.” Carlo took a pause. “Don Colombo brought Juliana into the family, raising Matteo and her together. Matteo was fifteen at the time, and Juliana was twelve. Since then, Juliana has become his burden to carry. It’s not love, but guilt. He feels he owes his life to Juliana because her father died saving his.” I sat in silence for a long time. “He’s not just defending her,” I uttered. “He’s paying his dues.”

Julian roared, his voice thick with a savage, protective mania as he fell back against the bio-med pod, his right arm going completely rigid as the blood began to soak through his uniform. ​The tracked transport sled surged forward at maximum velocity, tearing through the western exit gates and plunging into the absolute, screaming dark of the continental wasteland. ​Vivian turned instantly, her blue eyes widening as she saw the dark crimson fluid rapidly pooling beneath Julian’s shoulder. She reached out, her fingers sinking into the torn leather of his harness, her hands trembling for the first time since her rebirth as she forced him down onto the metal deck. ​In the dim light of the cabi

Even when I knew there was little I could do to change the situation. Scarlet wasn’t Arabelle. Once reborn, she took on a new life and identity, her memories erased completely. I was aware of how much effort I needed to get her to fall for me, and I was mistaken that my genuineness would touch her deep inside. Yet, I was so wrong.