The Ex Freida Mcfadden Novels & Stories

Life must be extremely tough for him but what's tougher now was making sure I wasn't making the wrong decision. “You three!!" I shouted, calling the three guards that stood at a distance. They walked up to me, bowing their heads. “Yes, Alpha!" They chorused. “I have an assignment for you three!". “Yes, Alpha!". “Sweep through the pack and find my second chance mate! She must be in this palace somewhere. Leave no stone unturned!”. "Yes, Alpha!”. ‘Besides, your ex is much more fun than I thought. She's a great ally.’ That sentence either meant she was working with Zara or something similar.

Just as Christian had predicted, in the days after Helena sobered up, she was hit with a wave of unexplained online backlash. None of it really rattled her. A little money in the right places made the problem disappear. What hit her hardest was Nellie and Christian's coordinated move. She was still in a meeting when her secretary, Liam Hawkings, anxiously thrust a phone toward her. The screen was flooded with headlines, wall-to-wall coverage accusing her of abusing her power and colluding with a hospital to cause the death of Nathan's and Nellie's mother. Her eyes flickered in shock. She hadn't expected Nellie to actually expose the incident.

"Hi, Nikolai, this is Freya, Alva's best friend. Alva just asked me if you and I have spoken, and I remembered she gave me your number and mentioned you were going to call me. Is everything okay with you?" Freya stared at the message she had just typed into her phone, her thumb hovering over the send button. Her heart pounded against her chest, and she let out a shaky sigh. The thought of sending the message filled her with dread. She knew she could never send such a message.

Leila The air inside the building felt exactly the same as it had two years ago. I hadn’t been here since the day I walked away, trading my career for the man I thought would be my forever. The moment I stepped into the reception area, I caught sight of familiar faces. “Leila!” I barely had time to turn before Maria, one of my closest friends from work, wrapped me in a hug. “Ley, it’s been forever,” she said, pulling back to look me over. Her eyes widened. “Wow! You look different and beautiful. What have you been doing with yourself?”

“Marco tracks everything. Any call made inside the range will get flagged immediately.” The memory of her warning made my throat tight as I glanced down at my watch. Fifteen minutes left. Fifteen minutes between me and freedom, or a disaster I couldn’t come back from. My heart hammered against my ribs, excitement and dread twisting into one unbearable knot. What if I fail? What if this is just another trap? “Bella!” I flinched hard, almost dropping my bag. A maid stood in the doorway, her face set in irritation. “Madame Suzie is calling you,” she said bluntly.

“She’s carrying my child and you are bullying her. Aren’t all those years she worked in your company enough as punishment? She won’t work for you for free. ? You can forget about that?” “Oliver, we can talk about it. You can’t let my mother and sister sleep in the cells. It’s unbearable and humiliating. what Would it take for you to leave them alone?” Jeff asked. I ignored him as his mother and Cathy were being dragged away while screaming. “Jasmine, let’s go home “I said as I held the small of her back What…” Jeff shouted.” she moved in with you already? The ink hasn’t even dried on our divorce papers”

Laura clung to his leg, bawling, snot and tears all over her face. "Shawn, I only ever did this for your sake! You can't do this to me. I came from nothing. I worked for decades to get here. If you do this, my whole life is ruined!" Shawn pried her hands away. "When Fred begged you to spare him, did you? When I jumped from the second floor of that rehab center and begged to be let go, did you let me go?"

Lily Montgomery Night fell heavily, like the entire sky had collapsed on my shoulders. I tried to stay calm. Breathe. Think. But the peace this place offered didn’t match the storm consuming me from the inside. I grabbed the laptop one of the guards had left in the living room and, without thinking twice, opened the internet. My name popped up before I even finished typing. “Lily Montgomery accused of murdering her own father.” “Mafia heiress on the run, wanted by Interpol.”

I opened it standing in the kitchen, Sofia's birthday streamers still half-hung from the doorway where Nico had abandoned the project to answer a work call. *Isabella,* *Your mother's name was Renata Volkov, before she changed it. Before she ran. I imagine she never told you that. I imagine she never told you a great many things.* *I've watched from a distance for two years, the way I promised her I would if she ever tried to disappear again. I'm done watching.* *We should talk. Before someone else finds you first — and believe me, they will, now that your daughter's existence is no longer a secret in certain circles.*

“The situation is… complex, Your Honor. The bond between myself and the petitioner—” “Freya,” I said. The room went quiet. I stood up, my legs were shaking. “Your Honor, may I speak?” The Judge studied me. “Go ahead, Lady Freya.” I took a breath. “My husband…sorry, my almost ex-husband made me a deal.” My voice was louder than I expected. “He asked me to play Luna for eleven weeks and help him win. Then I get to walk away, no fight or scandal. I looked at Leo. “I did everything he asked. I smiled for the cameras while his mistress lived in my home.”