Sylvia Case Novels & Stories

"Those words stay buried in your heart from now on. She's a rising star in the medical field, and our family runs pharmaceuticals. Having a 'daughter' like her—you know what that means, right?" He sighed again, muttering quietly, "Besides… there's Kip's family. We can't afford to lose them either, do you understand?" Seeing Mom still sobbing, his tone softened slightly. "As for Sylvia… the institute has already closed the case. Given the circumstances, this is the best possible outcome…" Outside, dusk deepened. In a shadowed corner beyond their view, Jen gently rested her hand on her flat belly, a gleam of cunning shining in her eyes.

" What happened to Sylvia and why is it not known to the media? “ She asked with a cracked voice. I paused and sat down at the edge of the bed. I held my hands and warmed them by rubbing them together. " She had an accident while she was pregnant with Chole. The doctors were able to save Chole and she lost her life” I managed to say. Sharing Sylvia's death story has been the most difficult thing to do for me. It was like opening old wounds.

‘You are the only woman that Adriana would believe I could love. A roar of shared memories left unspoken between them washed over Sylvia like a wave, and her heart twisted in her chest. She’d been only twenty-one when, on her second day in New York City, the employment office had sent her to Regulus Enterprises to interview in the accounting office. Instead, she’d been sent up to the top floor to meet with the CEO himself.

"Before the recess, we addressed some unimportant things—like whether Sylvia was actually called 'Raven' as previously mentioned. In fact, her stage name was 'CeeCee.' But these trivial details have distracted you from the real issues at hand." He paused, letting the silence settle before continuing. "Let's not forget, Victoria Hall, that you were fired from the same job where you worked with Sylvia years ago—for theft, spiking clients' drinks, and stealing their money. It was Sylvia who reported you, exposing your crimes. As a result, you spent three years in prison. Now, you come here, attempting to assassinate her character out of spite." A murmur rippled through the courtroom. Sylvia's l

She always didn't like situations that would put people into trouble, especially with me. I had steeled myself not to get affected by Kasmine's presence but imagine the effect the scene I met had on me. But, even at that, I tried not to let it show. I was still angry with her. "Please, sir, it won't happen again. I swear," Sylvia was on her knees in front of me, hands trembling as she clutched the termination letter I had just handed her. It took everything in me not to make her suffering worse.

"You should be grateful I didn't just make you disappear. Now get lost. Don't ever show your face in Verdanza again!" Defeated and panicked, Sylvia left the hospital. A few days later, she was surrounded by angry mobs in the stairwell of an old apartment complex. In the chaos, she tumbled down the stairs. She lost the baby and suffered irreversible injury. She would never be able to get pregnant again. Desperate, she tried to demand compensation from the Colleones. Gabriella finally lost her patience and released evidence showing how Sylvia had bribed a subordinate, drugged Luca, and staged her rise into his life.

Sylvia flipped her hair turned on her heels and walked back out of the balcony, and called Mr. Wheaton to have someone escort Mr. Florence to the hospital and then to jail. Trish and Samantha had witnessed the ferocity of their boss and silently accompanied her back to their table and commenced in enjoying their meal. “Sylvia? Is it alright to do such things? Would you not get in trouble with the law?” Samantha asked. “What have I done to invoke the police? I defended ourselves from being raped and controlled an illegal purchase of our property.”

It was now September 20th, 1915 and the weather was definitely getting cooler, but not too cold yet. It has been five months since Sylvia moved back to Maine, a whole eight months since she last saw Phillip and three months since she wrote to her former fiancé about the baby. Little did Sylvia know that Phillip was no longer in Colorado and would never be able to learn about his child. School had been let out for the day and it wasn’t a moment too soon as the young teacher had a prenatal appointment, so she walked over to the clinic that Sadie purchased to expand her medical practice three months ago. Sylvia was now eight months pregnant and looked forward to the day that she would finally m

The next morning, Sylvia woke up in high spirits. She twirled around her room, practically dancing as she got ready to meet Crain. Before leaving, she checked her reflection in the mirror with a dark, satisfied smirk. "This is the day he meets his end," she whispered, letting out a quiet, manic laugh. She left the house, intending to travel on her own rather than taking one of the family drivers. However, Reiner, who was stationed outside on Damien's direct orders, spotted her and stepped into her path.

Tangled Life". Once again, I would like to say thank you. Sylvia Sly