She Didn't Have To Cut Me Off Novels & Stories

Hal and I would’ve been foaming at the mouth if I wasn’t looking at her face while she did this, because her actions may have been tender, but her features lacked warmth and this created a disconnection. Alex didn’t notice this though. Sniffling, he burrowed his face even deeper into my mate’s palms, and they continued like this for several minutes until she looked up at me. Her eyes were glossy with tears but she didn’t cry, and her tone was firm as she looked back on the pathetic form of her former fiancé. She asked if the appendage I'd cut off would be reattached. I answered guardedly. “It can be.” Then: “Would you want me to?”

What is wrong with this girl? “Ok I’m going to inform the others of our new issue but to proceed as planned.” I said not wanting to cut the connection off, but knowing I had to, to get the information passed around as quickly as possible. “Do it quickly. I will see you soon.” Was all she said and she ended up being the one to cut the link off making me wonder what she could be doing at this hour. “No time to think about that right now. Move!” Maddox chimed in pulling me from my thoughts.

Magic pulsing gently between our fingers. Skin thinner than I remembered. Small bones. She was… smaller. Somehow. But she was here. God, she was finally here. “I should’ve come last year,” she murmured against my shoulder, thumb rubbing slow circles. Rough voice. “Should’ve walked away with you.” “You have now.” I pulled away to press my palms against her cheek, studying her face. Glassy eyes, steady. Hard. Heartbreaking. “That’s what matters.” She nodded slowly. “I cut it. Cut the bond. Callum doesn’t know yet. Doesn’t really know. He felt it when it broke, but he’s too proud to see what that means.”

I answered before she could finish. She huffed. But she didn’t pull away from my arms.

That slap,I didn’t like it. Not because of anything, but because of the way she took it. No tears. Just that look of unspoken pain. Like she was already cutting him off in her mind. Dangerous. A woman like that doesn’t break loudly. She breaks once.

What do you think you are doing with my boyfriend" "Doing what I should have done a long time ago," She spoke and spat at my face. "Oh really." I gave a crooked smile, after I had wiped the spit off my face. "Should I do what I should have done a long time ago? "No," She croaked as I pulled harder on the braids. "Sorry? I didn't hear you." I smirked. "No!" She screamed as the ends of her front hair began cutting due to the recent pressure added. "Just, let me go, I won't do it again I promise"

Everyone said Alice Foster was heads over heels in love with me. Even when my father and I were kicked out of the house, she still insisted on keeping her marriage vows. She even rehearsed them ninety-nine times because she envisioned a perfect wedding for us. Little did they know, all the best-men at the wedding were picked among a list of the ninety-nine lovers she kept around her. “Oliver, you're already my husband. It’s not too much to ask to let them attend the wedding, is it?” I numbly accepted the box of cash she handed me before rushing to the hospital. The wedding was supposed to be for me. That was, until I saw her walking onto the stage with the child my mother birthed out of

"I promised I wouldn't." And she hadn't cut herself since her chat with Katherine. But Lord knew it was hard, especially after her horrid encounter with Cooper. She'd lost track of the number of times she wanted to cut herself last night. In fact, she came so close, but then she remembered the intervention and the shame she felt then. She never wanted to feel like that again. Ever. So she'd try for as long as she could. She'd hold on until she couldn't. "You have nothing to worry about," she assured her folks as she returned to the living room to grab her bag and crutches before heading off.

"You're crazy…" I was cut off by her. She grabbed my shirt roughly. “You call me crazy… then I'll show you crazy”

She took a swipe at her intelligence, hoping she couldn't be that stupid. "Of course not," she chuckled, "I'm a very patient person. I'll be the one to cut the umbilical cord," she ran a finger across the scissors.