Shannon Billings Novels & Stories

“So, fire away. If you’re out of bounds, trust me, I’ll tell you.” “Are you always this direct?” “Life’s too short not to be.” “Fair enough,” Pete murmured, and thought, yep, she and Fuller are made for each other. “Here, I’ll even get the ball rolling for you,” Leah offered. “She’s twenty-four, single, almost done with her degrees, and despite the circumstances of how it happened, I’m sure she’s tickled to death to be back in Texas.” At his puzzled look, Leah explained, “She’s from Texas. Shannon grew up down around Ennis. She just wound up in Chicago for school.”

Shannon walked to her position, laying her phone and bag on the desk, as she turned the three ladies were standing close to her each of their hands folded across their chest as they narrowed their gaze at her, their glare was suspicious. Shannon simply shrugged her shoulders, "I'm Shannon Sawyer!" She greeted trying to relieve the cold environment as she smiled. "You don't need to introduce yourself again, we aren't deaf" A red headed lady said. Shannon drew back, "That was rude!" She announced as she shifted her chair away from her back, she needed to give them a taste of their medicine if they were going to bully her, she hated bullies In her life.

When we returned to the entrance of the abandoned factory, Tobias's body was already covered with a white sheet. Shanon was taken back to court. In the end, she was convicted of attempted murder and kidnapping. She was sentenced to eighteen years in prison. As she was led away, her eyes were hollow. Perhaps she regretted everything, but it was too late. The trial was broadcasted live on the public court network. Her ten million followers vanished overnight. Within half a day, her account was permanently banned by the platform for violations. After Shanon was imprisoned, I officially gained custody of Ginny.

Noah narrowed his eyebrows while trying to decipher what she was saying. That was it! Shannon could not contain her excitement any longer. She adjusted her hair as she stood in front of the mirror eyeing her beauty and smartness. She believed that she was gifted with beauty and brains ever since she was little. There was never a day where she would not manipulate someone or the other to do her dirty work whether it was trivial or not.

Seeing how casual Jessica was about it, Shannon didn’t think much of it either and simply nodded. But a week later, when Shannon saw Chris standing at the entrance of the Register Office, she was completely stunned. “This... this is the ‘small matter’ Ms. Wilder mentioned?” she exclaimed, eyes wide in shock. Wearing high heels, she walked up to Chris and hesitantly asked, “Sir, what’s this about?” Seeing that the person who arrived wasn’t Jessica, Chris immediately felt displeased. “Why are you here? Where is she?” Shannon replied, “She went abroad last week—for the Ocean Conference. It’s a week-long event, she won’t be back until the weekend.”

But when one wolf at the far end of the room whispered too loudly and the table chuckled under their breath, he set his fork down with a sharp clink. The sound cut through the room like glass breaking. Every head turned. His voice was calm. Cold. “Is there something you’d like to share?” The wolf froze. The color drained from his face. “No, Alpha,” he said quickly, eyes dropping to the table. “Good,” Nolan said. “Because if anyone here thinks my wife is a subject for gossip, they’re free to take it up with me directly. As I doubt that any alpha would allow limits to be crossed when it comes to his Luna. And I think that you know what it is to cross a limit when it is me.”

She glared at me so hard that I stepped away from her. She was also talking to that person on the phone. I jerked my head when the very faint voice of a male echoed in my mind. He warned Shannon for acting so recklessly, opening an account using my credentials when I could easily blame her for bullying me and forcing me to give my credentials to her if anything goes wrong. Instead of listening to her warning, she yelled back at him, warning him to mind his business and asked a few things about how long it would take to get the funds.