Sean Lock Books Novels & Stories

I asked, surprised, Sean usually isn't in this class. "Yes. My lecturer was on leave, so my class was merged and moved in Mr. Devil class." Obviously, Sean took out a book and a pen, he's the kind of person to turn out to be avid. I glanced at the thick book and the pen he played on his fingers quickly. "You must be often and diligently taking notes, right? Why is your book so thick?" I asked in surprise. Sean laughed… loudly at first until Blaze glanced our way. Then Sean closed his mouth and only gave a small grimace. He opened the book that I called a thick notebook, which turned out to be an abstract scribble that was closer to a doodle.

Without Ami to distract me, there was nowhere to hide from the storm brewing inside. As CEO of Lockhart Digital Entertainment, I had access to the consortium archives. I’d never had reason to use that clearance until now. I wanted records. Details. Every project, every transaction from thirteen years ago. But the system shut me down. Access denied. Again. And again. I could see vague project descriptions from that year, but the files themselves? Restricted. The firewall was conveniently selective it only blocked access to data from the year my aunt and uncle died. There was no denying it now. Someone wanted those records buried.

Just as she was about to fall, the royal beta came to her rescue. "And then you expect people to take you seriously," Sean muttered, more amused than annoyed. Without waiting for her protest, he scooped her up into his arms. "What are you..." she began to slur, but he silenced her with a glance. "It would take us forever if we go at your pace," he responded flatly, adjusting his grip like she weighed nothing. After that, he grabbed the book she was reading. Sean ignored the funny feeling that had begun to flutter in his chest. He ignored or tried to ignore her softness, her intoxicating scent, and kept his gaze ahead at the path.

Sean said while looking at me with a serious look, please, God, don't argue again, I'm tired. "You're going too far Sean!" Rani said in an angry tone, look, no one can argue against a Sean Valentino Valentino, he even kicked out his own mother and sister. I finished my breakfast and followed Sean, we walked into his office. He turned around, closed the door and locked it. Sean approached me like a predator about to pounce on his prey. I backed up until my butt hit the edge of his desk, and when he was in front of me, he put his hands on the edge of the table and pinned me down.

I growled in a low voice. Sean snapped his fingers so that he was standing a foot away again, but I had seen the concerned look in his red eyes. He was worried he was losing his touch too. "I don't mean to pry, but keeping a woman captive can't possibly end in a healthy relationship, can it?" Sean pressed, attempting to look as though he hadn't just had his shirt balled in my fist. "That's none of your business." "Then, I'll tell you exactly what my business is," Sean said. "It seems there might be some trouble in paradise, and I want my cut of the ruins."

There seemed to be some truth in that. "Sean, how did you spend your day over the past five years? In terms of your sexual needs, I mean. Didn't you say that you have never touched your girlfriend?" Eli asked in curiosity. "When I was imprisoned for those two years, I tried to read more every day to become smarter and more cautious. I think I ended up reading more than 500 books, almost a book or two a day, and I would read till late every day until I fell asleep. I have never really thought about sex."

My smile wavered when I glanced between the two and the strange closed off look on Sean’s face. “Sean was my high-school boyfriend,” she said happily, my smile freezing. “We were the it couple back then, weren’t we, Sean?” You can know more about my book and bonus content through mahimistry d o t c o m <3 I G : authormahimistry

He sensed the tension in the air. ‘How are things going?’ Colin sent a mind link to Sean as they were about halfway through the tour. ‘Terrible, this was a mistake,’ Sean answered honestly. ‘What is happening?’ Colin said, sounding more alert. ‘My mother seems determined to match me with one of the pack females,’ Sean began. ‘Haven’t you told her?’ Colin asked.