Tim Paige Audiobook Novels & Stories

Ryan is, oh my god…Dad…’ She screamed. ‘Slow down, baby girl.’ Joel said softly, trying to get a sobbing Paige to calm down. ‘Take a deep breath Slip.’ Phillip added even as he shifted and sprinted towards the mansion. ‘He’s dying!’ Paige screamed. ‘Oh god, I thought I was helping…’ She sobbed. ‘Jer…he can feel Jer slipping. Help!’ **

I say. Once the door shuts and the wolves settle outside like statues, Paige sits on the sofa with Jaxon pressed to her side between us. Callen and Remy stand behind her. Parker keeps one knee pressed against her thigh. My hand finds her waist. We’re all still touching her in some way. Ronnie pulls a leather-bound notebook from his satchel and clears off the coffee table. “Start talking,” he says. “What happened?” Paige explains everything. The tether, the vision, the fire in her hands, the words, ‘Rise, my Twiceborn.’ The second heartbeat feeling and the wolves awakening.

apping myself, I listen to what they are talking about; it’s a seventeen-hour drive to Rivers Forge, so we will have to stop overnight. It’s. A little after three pm, with Friday traffic, we need to get a move on, get a good four or five hours in today, then we should get Paige to school by tomorrow evening, then she can have all day Sunday to get settled in before school starts on Monday morning. Paige’s cover story is that her wealthy father is a British business executive, who met and married her American mother while at college in Oxford. After having their son, (me) they found they could not have anymore children, so they adopted Paige when she was a month old. The couple are now going

I grabbed my phone and booked two tickets to Switzerland. But the hardest part was still ahead: How do I convince Paige to leave everything behind with me? And more importantly... how do I get her to believe that Death itself wants her? PAIGE’S POV My heart pounded with panic. I was late—and the silence in the car was deafening. Keres gripped the wheel tightly, eyes straight ahead, jaw clenched. He hadn’t said a word since I got in. “I’m really sorry,” I finally whispered, breaking the silence.

Audrey said but was interrupted "There you are we were looking all over for you." Paige said "I guess I'll see you around." Audrey said walking away. "Where were you? And what where you discussing with Audrey?" Paige asked "Just stuffs. I'll see you later." Helen said "Well, where are you going?" Paige asked "To practice." Helen answered "To practice? I thought..." "Talk later Paige." Helen said walking away "Wait..." Paige said stopping her "What?" Helen said "Take your phone along with you this time." Paige said

"That is correct. I have been waiting for you to ask about that. "What is inside the box is indeed what you have been searching for. But I can not hand it over to you just yet," Paige informed them with bored eyes. "And why not?" Sia quickly asked. "Because I have to see the book first, put it together myself, before handing it back to you," Paige said with a yawn. "Why should we trust you with the book?" Diana asked. Paige rolled her eyes. "Because you have no other choice. Now hand it over, I do not have time to banter with you two."

"And because if you really believed Piper was a thief, you wouldn't look so terrified right now." Paige's hands trembled. She shoved them into her cardigan pockets. "I'm not terrified. I'm tired. I'm tired of being the villain in your redemption story. I'm tired of watching you pine for a woman who was here for six months while I've been here for almost a year. I'm tired of—" Her voice cracked. "I'm just tired." Thomas said nothing. Because she was right. And they both knew it. "I'll be gone by morning," Paige said quietly.

"What tragedy happened out on the water? Your skin looks as pale as a ghost." My lips force a faint smile to hide the pain. "My frame is fine, Paige, do not let your spirit worry. My boots are simply waiting for Gaston to finish his business." Sensing that my soul does not desire to expose the details of the layout, Paige stops pressing my tongue for answers. Our voices simply exchange a few brief, pleasant pleasantries. Just as Paige's boots prepare to exit the hall, my voice suddenly asks, "Has any massive, world-altering event happened inside Pierce Holdings recently?"

Colin Paige hasn’t spoken since yesterday. I can feel her pain through the bond. It hasn’t eased at all, even though I’ve tried everything I could think of. Besides telling her about Rita’s idea, of course. Her idea is extreme, and it’s never been done. Right now, it’s just a theory Rita has. I’m not sure how Paige will feel about being her lab rat. But she’s in so much pain. I don’t want to give her the choice. I know what she’ll choose. I also know that if it doesn’t bring Ash back, she might regret it. I look at my mate. She’s focused on the pile of history books in front of her. I think she knows she won’t find anything in there. If it was in there, Rita would know about it. She stands f

I have nowhere else to turn. “Ha hahaha”Paige laugh, "Oh, poor Colin, thank Goodness I knew better and left a loser like you, This is why I went for someone else, because you're poor and you always will be. You can't even afford to take care of yourself, let alone take care of me. You're pathetic!.” She paused “And make sure you never call my line ever, get the fuck off!” She yelled and ended the call.