Sidelined Novels & Stories

The man gets quiet then Aditya turns to the other one "Answer me, I've not the whole day." The man feels guilty under Aditya's gaze, he looks down and says as he knows he can't escape now "I'm sorry sir, I was helpless." Aditya closes the file and sneers "Because of your helplessness you betrayed our company." Then he continues "Don't you know, I can tolerate anything but not betrayal" The coldness in his voice sent shivers in their spines. The men fall on their knees and beg for another chance but Aditya simply throws them out then he calls his assistant in the office.

I replied with confidence but only just to provoke him. "Oooh, you're still as bold as ever even when you're left with only the bones and no flesh." He said, leaning back on his desk. He took a lusty look at me from head to toe, biting his mouth. It was as if he already undressed me but with his eyes. Even when you loose a game, just make sure to dress like the winner, as confident and sexy as ever, only then you can get in the nerves of your opponent, and that was exactly what I did.

—I was lost. He reached across me, pulling a condom from the bedside drawer. I heard the foil tear, the sound of it as he rolled it over himself. I wanted him to hurry. Needed him to hurry and fuck me, make this ache go away. "I can go deeper this way," he said, bending to kiss my back again. "But tell me if I hurt you, okay?" Nodding frantically, I pushed back into his hands, wanting him inside me. His palm was surprisingly cool and I gasped in surprise when he pressed it to my lower back, steadying me. Was I shaking?

“Caleb. You have knowingly violated several laws of our coven. You have abandoned your post. You have disgraced your mission. You have sparked a war. And you have risked us all for a human. Not even a human, but a half-breed. Worse, you have brought her here, right into our midst, endangering us all. “We sentence you to 50 years confinement. You will not leave these grounds. And you will cast this half-breed out of our walls at once. “Now, leave us.”

Damien ignored her and kept kissing her. "Damien ..." she sighed. "Just one more." Damien muttered kissing her again. He slowly pulled away, their lips lingering on each other. "It's really unsafe out there." He mumbled. "I'll be fine" Tierra said. "The disease..." Damien started. "I can't really do anything about it. I have to go." Tierra said. She pulled away from Damien before walking out the room. Damien felt a small pinch in his heart as he watched her. Does she regret it? He thought

Sandro sighed beside, “There is not a single person out there who is entirely good, dove. Everyone has their equal share of the bad side. Some are more dangerous.” There is a pause. “Much terrible. You have to be able to look over the bad side if you want that person. Can you do that for Remi?” “If it meant losing myself?” I asked him. He didn’t say anything. Of course, it’s not okay. Just because Remi was trying to save me doesn’t necessarily mean he was good for me. “I wonder what would have happened to me if you hadn’t kidnapped me.” “Still trying to look for good in this fucked up situation?”

Azaia asked with a serious tone. I shrugged and look at her. “It’s not impossible, right?” I asked. “It’s been four years and she’s the one by his side, not me,” I mumbled. It was Azaia’s turn to let out a deep sigh. “Do you know why you’re not making any progresses?” she asked without humor and simply smile before looking outside the glass wall.

Robert expatiated Raymond and Amyla gave each other a side look and Mr. Robert proceeded “On one faithful day, someone hacked our company’s most confidential information… We tried all we could to find the people behind this but we could not. We brought experts in that domain to look for a solution but they brought us more problems upon the fire we had. Days past and things were getting worse. We called out for our friends Sprill and Rex but they said they were so busy then. Our investors and most loyal business board members left due to the downfall. Before a week could lapse, we lost more than half of our earnings, business partners, employees … you could name them. We asked for support and

“Mad, and stubborn, and probably already half-dead.” Miyal’s cracked smile deepened. “Then I’m still half-alive.” Kaelen huffed a breath that might’ve been a laugh, though it caught in his throat like a sob. He dropped to one knee beside the chains, resting a hand close to the blistered metal without touching it. “Then if you’re going to burn yourself to ash for them, I’ll stand here and burn beside you.” Miyal's eyes softened, the burden of loneliness cracking ever so slightly. "Not by my side, Kaelen. With me. Always with me."

I was here to talk, and not to fight. I pursed my lips, thinking of a way to start up a conversation. “Stella,” I called her in a cool, calm tone, “I am not here to fight or argue with you…” her face remained stoned, “I am here to offer you a deal.” “I'm booked.” She replied, curtly. “I'm sure you can make exceptions…” “I can't. I am completely booked for the year.” “You don't even know what job I'm offering.” “I don't need to know. I am booked, and unavailable!”