Shine Post: Be Your Idol Novels & Stories

Love yourself! END.

He was hiding it because he wanted to see what life was like for normal people. [Now, he's the CEO of a big company. We're married and really happy together! His ex-girlfriend couldn't take the shock. It looks like she tried to end it all, and she didn't even finish school. If you can't keep your man, who else can you blame but yourself?] The comments were all saying how great she was. [You're so awesome!] [That other girl just wasn't good enough to keep a guy with so much going for him!]

Elea replied. Joe fiddled with his phone for a moment, quickly finding her name at the top of the day’s search results. "Wow, you really are viral! It turns out working for an idol is quite a hassle." "Yeah, you're right. It’s not as glamorous as people imagine. Every single move is monitored." "It doesn't matter, Elea. They’ll stop gossiping about you if you’re seen dating another man. It would resolve everything, and I’m more than willing to help you with that," Joe offered smoothly.

Just… young and free. Shane returned with shots balanced between his hands. “Drink up, sinners!” I groaned. “You’re really going to make me?” “Yes,” he said, sliding one toward me. “This is peer pressure in its most beautiful form.” Tessa was already raising hers. “To Reina, for finally coming back to life!” “To Reina!” Shane and Tripp echoed. The shot burned all the way down, and I coughed, eyes watering. “Oh my God, what is that?”

Lilith purred, using the plural form to represent the entire entity of the Coven. “It's been a busy century,” Paoli said. Lilith nodded slowly. “Indeed?” He held her gaze for a moment before dropping his eyes in a show of respect. “We have come before the Coven after years of faithful service to beg a boon," Paoli said. Silence stretched out for a few moments that seemed like eternity. “What is it you beg US for this time?" Lilith asked with a trace of mockery. "As I have done before, I beg the Coven to lift an order of execution," Paoli said, his voice carefully level.

And she no longer hated herself for hoping for the latter. “Thank you for your time.” Christian reached for the camera. In a second, the red light dimmed to nothing. And in its absence, she didn’t feel the shame she thought would have been half-hidden by the rush of it all.

Lucius reminded his friend because of Kian's last message. Kian just grinned. "I have the best message, bro." The guests applauded with tears in their eyes and were now laughing because of the two's message. Why does she feel like they are on television? The size of the screen is where all the guests can see and hear them, and she feels like they are being broadcast to the entire world.

"You're beautiful and sporty and classy. You're smart and a very passionate lover. You may be young but you've accomplished so much. You remind me of my mother. The way you dazzle in a room, you make others look like coals." "There are many things. Easy isn't as fun when the reward for having all of you is priceless. I see your reservations. I know you're hurting. I want to be the one to help you heal. I want to take you to my family and let them adore you." Reece had taken over her space. He was so close to her that his body heat rolled off of him and seeped into her in an unyielding manner. "You shouldn't compare yourself. Don't you know you're one of a kind? Why do you think Jonas can't d

“There will be humans. Witnesses. Teachers. Friends. Let them see what he is. The monster he’s been hiding.” My lips moved. “Yes, Alpha.” Roy grinned. “I want Shane backed into a corner. I want him exposed. And when the wolves come to hunt him… Harley won’t be able to save him.” He stepped back. “Go now. Be sweet. Be helpful. Be exactly the girl everyone trusts.” I nodded again. Then I turned. And walked. Down the rooftop steps, back into the building. Back into the mask. The illusion. Smiling. Because that’s what good puppets do.