Star Wars: The Wrong Jedi Novels & Stories

This engagement is off. Everyone was stunned.

But he had already rushed past her and pulled me into a tight embrace. "Elena, I'm sorry. I was wrong." His voice was choked with sobs. "It was all my fault." I stood there, rigid, feeling the warmth of his body. The embrace I once craved now just filled me with disgust. "You have the wrong person." I pushed him away, my voice cold. "My name is Aria." He shot his hand up and tore the silver mask from my face. Our eyes met. He stared at my face, greedy, his fingers trembling as he reached out to touch my cheek.

The one who spoke was Scott’s rival for the team lead position, Conner Schultz. He had been lurking in the crowd the whole time. Now that he’d caught Scott slipping, the excitement on his face was impossible to hide. "Y-You… Why are all of you here?!" Scott completely fell apart. Seizing the moment, the two bodyguards stepped in, pulling him away from us, one on each side. Seeing her son being handled like that, Elaine rushed forward in a panic, shielding him. "Hey! What are you doing?! Let go of my son!"

she explained, shaking her head. "I imagine, the guy has a name in the legal market, whether he likes it or not he's quite young, and many people must be envious of him. "All of this because he knows the owner of Titã, from what I've heard he also got the position of team leader through favoritism, and they say he shouldn't have a woman on his team because he's a womanizer," Tatiane spoke quietly so that no one could hear.

He nods and goes to get our orders. " It's complicated." " You know it's not. He cheated, left and then came back into your life. What about Ren? He's pretty amazing." " Yes, he's amazing, but he's nothing compared to Stevie." She bites her lip and looks anywhere else but me.

Meanwhile, he had bravely shot a criminal while she had been right next to him without caring that he might accidentally hurt her. How absurd! His preferential treatment couldn't be more obvious. "Nate, I have something to tell you. Let's go to your office." Sally tugged Nathan away. Lucas struggled to push himself up and begged, "I'm sorry, General. Can you please forgive me?" Nathan allowed Sally to lead him away. Without turning around, he said, "I'll leave this decision to Suzanne." Lucas immediately staggered over to Suzanne and apologized. "I'm sorry, Madam. I'm very loyal to General. Please don't dismiss me. I—"

I wanted him to pay for his sins. Present Day Eva watched me, her expression unreadable. “So now that I am useless to you, what are you going to do?” she asked, her voice laced with bitterness. I smirked. “You might not be useful to me anymore, but someone else is.” Eva’s brows furrowed. “Who?” I leaned back in my chair, crossing my arms. “The person who turned Mr. Right into Mr. Wrong.” Eva’s eyes darkened with intrigue. “Who?”

"You need to talk to Logan, fast! He's the one who got me this position. Now I'm being kicked out for no reason, he can't just wash his hands of this! You have to make him give me my job back!" Ethan Reed was ranting angrily, then suddenly, as if he remembered something, his tone shifted, laced with a hint of condescension. "Forget it, I don't care about that crappy company anyway. You go contact your family elders again, get me introductions to a few more powerful werewolf organizations. I need to choose carefully. After all, I'm destined to be a great leader."

I was making my way around the stainless steel worktable when my foot nearly connected with something on the floor, and I pulled up short. Freddy was sitting there — long legs folded up, arms wrapped around his knees, rocking slightly, staring at the ovens with the expression of a boy who had done something he could not undo. “What have I done,” he was murmuring. “What have I done, oh god oh god oh god—” “Freddy?” He looked up. His face was pale and tear-streaked, his eyes enormous. “I’m in deep trouble, Luna. I messed up real bad.”

At the ring. “I’m starting to think,” he said, his voice quieter now, “we’ve been looking at the wrong person all along.” ---