Steven X Connie Novels & Stories

He interjects, his voice tinged with exasperation. I take a deep breath, realizing the need to lighten the tense atmosphere. Offering a playful salute. "Yes, sir!” He smiles, his dimple showing prominently. "I want to see more of that," I say, pointing to his dimple. He's taken aback by my comment. "What?" "That dimple sure suits you with a smile. Keep it up," I add, trying to lighten the mood. "Ok, ma, I'm sorry. I haven't introduced myself. I'm Conor," he says, gesturing to himself. "This is Steve, and that big man driving is Kaden.”

“It seems like I am the only one who’s hurting and feels too affected in all of these.” Stacey... I fall down on the floor as I control my sobs. My legs gave out from all the fear and guilt that has been accumulated from everything that has happened prior to this. “Your pain is valid, Steve. At least, one of us needs to mourn for them. I will be the one who will do the thinking so you do the crying for now.” Harris pats Steven’s shoulder and they both share a man-hug. “I mean, eew, bro, but I really do need a hug,” Steven jokes and they both chuckle.

"Oh, c'mon, I know you still can't forget the night you had with that woman, that's why you can't bring yourself to have sex with another woman." It was only then that Steven understood who he was referring to. He keeps nothing secret from him and he is the same with him. He had just arrived in their country, so he certainly didn’t know the news. "Where did you see her?" he asked nonchalantly. "So you've seen her." Xander was stating the fact. Steven poured wine into his glass and did not answer him. Xander grinned as he carefully read the expression on his best friend's face. And silent means yes.

He stirred the mixture slowly while muttering ancient words under his breath. Then he took the black stone, pressed it to his forehead, and closed his eyes. “Give me her full name,” Stooper said softly. “Gabriella Hawkins ” Steve replied without hesitation. “And the one she’s bonded to?” Stooper asked. “Simon,” Steve said, and his jaw tightened just from saying the name.

Tyler was now clearly out of my league and I knew that he was just showing me kindness and looking after me like he does with his sister. After I finished calming down and swallowing all my sorrows, I went to Connie just like Tyler told me to. Connie was an older woman and reminded me of my mother. After talking to her for a while she told me that she has been with Mr. Conner since he started the company five years ago. She had met him while she was a waitress at the Country Club trying to earn a living to support her and her two children. She spoke of him so highly and was very grateful for everything he had done for her and her family. Tyler definitely had a soft spot for helping people in