Romans & histoires Simon X Nia

Simon retracted his sarcastic smile, sat up, and began to seriously say: "Ah, brother, I'm telling the truth, although Miss Nadia is also very talented in design, the costumes she designed compared to that. with Grainne… it's far behind.” Carwyn Levi said annoyed: “You think I would choose a girl for some benefit? Simon, I tell you, I chose Nadia as my deputy not only because she has a gift for design, but because she is the woman I love the most!” Is Nadia the woman he loves the most? If it was before when Grainne had not appeared, he could confidently pat his chest to affirm, that Nadia is the woman he loves the most in this world.

“Don’t… don’t do anything stupid. Please. I can’t lose either of you right now.” Simon’s hand tightened on her waist. Protective and brotherly on the surface, but I saw the hunger underneath—the way he swallowed hard, fighting the same war I was. Mia’s name was probably lighting up his phone right now, but he didn’t check it. He was here for Sienna like always.

"You, child, sometimes think too much before doing things, leaving people unsure of what to say. Your uncle has no children, you are his only relative. If you need help, just say the word." Paige nodded and finished the drink in her cup, "I won't be polite to you." She chatted with Simeon for a bit and then headed back to that private room. Simeon raised his hand and patted her shoulder, "Go ahead, I came here to meet with business partners too." Paige gave Simeon a few bottles of good wine, even though she knew he didn't need them, but it was a gesture from a younger generation. Simeon chuckled and waited for her to leave, the smile on his face slowly fading away.

I declared with a smile and he nodded. Without a word, I turned around and began walking away. “Ximena… You never asked for my name but my name is Simon, do not forget…” He said and I nodded, walking away. “I don’t like his guts… He seems strange and his words have an underlying meaning.” Xena pointed out and I exhaled. “I feel the same way too but let’s not be quick to judge him. These could be defensive feelings, I’m sure with time we’ll get to realize that he’s just another great warrior… I’m sure he’s a good person.” I explained but she wasn’t convinced.

Beside him walked a woman just as striking: long blond hair cascading over her shoulders, blue eyes bright and curious, beauty effortless and bold. “Simion!” Simon shot to his feet. “Holy shit—Xavier?” His mouth split into a grin. “Is that really you?” Xavier laughed and crossed the room in three long strides, pulling Simon into a hard hug. “Look at you, man.” Simon shook his head in disbelief. “I didn’t even recognize you. I swear the only reason I knew it was you is because you’re the only idiot who still calls me Simion.” “I missed you,” Xavier said, clapping his shoulder. “I got back into town a few weeks ago, saw your face plastered on a giant condom ad and thought—yeah, that has to be

Next, you'll buy me another villa…" Xandra rambled incessantly, lost in her fantasy of becoming the Luna, completely unaware of the increasingly grave expression on Simon's face. He spat frostily, "I never planned to marry you. Even if Kaylee is gone, you'll never be the Luna." Xandra froze and shrieked, "Why not? Don't you love me?" Simon shook his head. He had always seen Xandra as a younger sister and never as someone he wanted as his mate. "I will find Kaylee and explain everything to her in person," he said.