Scarlett Mae Solo Novels & Stories

Amber Brown "DROP THAT! IT'S NOT YOURS!" His scream was shrill and terrified. I immediately twisted my body to see what was happening, and the scene was utterly terrifying. Three huge men were rummaging through our suitcases, and my mother was futilely trying to pull her vanity case where I knew her most expensive jewelry was kept. On impulse, I tried to help her, only to feel a powerful slap on my face that made me completely lose my balance. I felt dizzy, couldn't hear anything anymore, my head was spinning. I couldn't see much after that, just felt my head spinning forcefully. I kept hearing my mother's screams, the men's shouts; it was all a blur, impossible to understand what they were

Maeve POV The double doors opened, and the spotlight was on us. There was a collective gasp as their eyes fixed on us. The hall was quiet, the tension and shock were choking, and I tried my best to hold back an eye roll. “Presenting, the goddess of war, Selena, who is now called Maeve and the first and only wolf ever made, her mate Ario, formerly known as Carson, and, of course, their children, Otto and Quinn! King Odin's family!” a man yelled inside the mic, making my ears cringe because the hall was silent.

She glows with power and radiance, and I find myself too plain in her presence. "Who are you?" I ask tentatively, my voice shaking slightly. "Who am I? Who are you?" she snaps, her voice ringing with authority. I feel my heart thumping in my chest as I take a few steps toward her. "I am Sylvia, Alpha Xavier's personal maid," I reply. "A personal maid?" she furrows her brows. "Why would he need someone like that?" she asks. I shrug. I wonder the same thing. "What is that in your hand?" she asks.

She had succeeded, escaping the council's clutches with the valuable information. As she reunited with the rebels, Scarlett knew that her dangerous mission was just the beginning. The battle for the supernatural city's future had escalated, and her role as a champion had never been clearer. With renewed determination, she prepared to share her findings, knowing that her actions could change the course of their world forever. Scarlett stood tall, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead, as the universe's chosen champion.

Grey had watched Scarlett grow into the strong, capable woman she was today, and she couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and affection. The memory of the health orientation program that Scarlett had organized for the pack resurfaced in Dr. Grey's mind. It had been a remarkable initiative, showcasing Scarlett's dedication to the well-being of others. She remembered how Scarlett had taken charge of the event, sharing valuable information with the pack members about health and wellness. The way Scarlett had interacted with everyone, her confidence and passion shining through, had left an indelible mark on everyone present.

Aria’s Pov The moon was silver and full that night, and my life was broken. Tonight was supposed to be the night I became Luna; my mate, Kael Draven, Alpha of the Silverfang Pack, was meant to brand me as his. Every girl dreams of this one moment. That one promise I had clung to for years as an omega, despite being ignored, doubted, and discarded, should have changed everything tonight. It did, but not in the "tomorrow" that was hoped for.

“Not just something. Someone made from you. From your mind. Your neural signature. The code we designed, fused with who you are. She could be your echo, your shadow or your reckoning.” Scarlett turned to him slowly. “She was built from pieces of me, yes. But she’s not me. She’s not Seraphina either.” Sebastian looked up. “Then who is she?” Scarlett didn’t answer at first. Then she whispered, “We’ll find out when we meet her.” The team touched down near the perimeter at dusk. Bitter wind slashed across the landing zone, stinging their faces through thermoplastic masks. Lights blinked on their tactical suits as they approached the outer gates of the facility.

Tear-streaked smile. Scarlett. Jade’s heart slammed against her ribs. No. Scarlett reached for Kain’s hand. No. No. No. She was crying. Giving an Oscar-worthy performance. The savior. The heroine. The one who bled. “She’s so brave,” the nurse whispered beside her. Jade didn’t respond. She was unraveling. “Scarlett Miller,” the anchor said, “the woman who risked it all to save Kain Wolf…” What?! Jade ripped out her IV.

"The Meridian Group accounts are officially frozen. The Sovereign protocol has been completely archived by the Department of Justice. As of right now... I am completely broke, Scarlett." Scarlett turned within his arms, her fingers reaching up to find the collar of his navy sweater, her green eyes capturing the full, brilliant depth of the Blackwell blue in the fading twilight. A small, genuine smile—the one that didn't belong to any script or alias—softened her features until she looked entirely like the girl Raymond had left behind in the drafting rooms.

Initially, she thought to bring her but because she has work to do, she couldn't come and Scar came alone. After finishing her dinner, when she came out it was raining heavily. "Yeah, my luck it is." She said looking up at the sky. Thinking it would do nothing if she stood there alone so she decided to go back in the rain. "What can possibly this rain could do to me when my enemies couldn't." Murmuring, Scarlett started walking in the heavy rain. Scar was not in a hurry. Inserting her hands in her pant pockets she was alone on the road. Did not notice a black Maybach following her silently.