Things We Never Got Over Spicy Chapters Novels & Stories

So a lot of you are confused about the specials. They are insignificant. That's all I have to say. They aren't actually a part of the story. They're just specials I wrote because of the holidays and I wanted to give my readers something to read since I took a long break (like 6 days without uploading). Anyways, the ratings in which you've stated your concern are the cause of this note. The end of this book is Chapter 36: The Second Great Specie War. That's it. That's the end. If you're confused because of the specials, just don't read them. You're not missing anything.

Arrrgh😍😍😍 I feel so single but so satisfied. Here's the closing chapter so we say goodbye to Odeya and Nicolas. I hope you had fun reading it

HI YO PEEPS! So I accidentally published Chapter 33 -don't worry, I deleted it immediately. Sorry for putting your hopes up if you thought I updated a while ago! Thud the reason why I wrote this chapter to clear things up. Thank you for everything! Enjoy 😊 ~-~ "Vanch?" Charlie asked hesitantly. We are currently staring at one another with this very suffocating awkward tension. "Is everything alright...?" Breath in. Breath out.

Taesha's (POV) I knew how getting involved with another culture worked. My family probably won't be as accepting this time around after dealing with Sean's craziness. After what he and his family had put my family and me through. I sighed. How can I forget that we were two different races? His sky-blue eyes alone should have been enough of a reminder. There's just something special about that man. Dexter truly makes me forget everything important.

The cigar slipped from Lucien’s mouth. The entire room froze. I spoke calmly. “Now I have chips.” “So tell me, Lucien.” “Are you calling or not?” Thirty minutes remained before the moment I died in the crocodile pit in my last life.

Things started to heat up between us. He carried me again and pinned me in a corner where Jennifer couldn’t easily see us. Our bodies grew hotter, the kisses deeper and more intense, his hands roaming my chest. Suddenly, I remembered—this was the man who left me, who broke my heart, the father of my child whom I hated. I snapped back to reality and slapped him.

I can loosen my aching grip on my phone—not enough to drop it, in case the picture disappears like the others—just enough that my fingers stop hurting. Everett pads over with a steaming mug of tea, a little bowl for the teabag, and the chips. I grab the chips before he’s even finished setting the tea on the table and cram a fistful into my mouth. I used to hate spicy food. Dana taught me how it could be a grounding tool sometimes. People don’t really taste in dreams. I don’t taste my hallucinations. My mouth prickles with heat, and I exhale through my nose. I’m not hallucinating everything. Everett drops onto the couch next to me, but a few respectful inches away. Heather sits on my other si

There was something about him that drew me in, something that made me want to know him on a deeper level. And so, as we lay there, our bodies entwined and our hearts beating in time, I knew that this was just the beginning of our story. The aftertaste of chili flakes lingered on my tongue, a faint echo of the inferno that had just raged between Spencer and me. It wasn’t the first time we’d used a little spice to liven things up, but this time, the heat seemed to linger in the air long after our bodies had cooled. Spencer, however, wasn’t finished fanning the flames. He lay sprawled on the bed, a picture of post-coital smugness. “Thanks for that,” he said, his voice dripping with something fa

When they handed me the divorce certificate, Jessica asked, "If I hadn't terminated the pregnancy… would you have forgiven me? The truth is, even if our baby had been born, she would have had birth defects…" "No." I cut her off. Even if she hadn't ended the pregnancy, we never could have gone back to the way things were. The moment she chose someone else over me, I had already given up on this marriage. The End

And we were closer than ever. --- END OF CHAPTER 25