Tommie Lee Relationship Novels & Stories

Jessica really didn't expect the luck that her assistant had. The first time she heard about Tammy's relationship with superstar Matt Habrew was five years ago before disaster struck. At that time, Tammy talked about her closeness to the superstar because they often worked together. Tammy's move to another department in the company eventually brought her closer to the superstar, and they started talking and even hanging out together in secret around that time.

Tom said, "you're a very pretty girl. You could catch any man you wanted who wasn't already taken. But here's the thing. I'm with Edie and I'm not available." "How could you be? She only returned here a week or so ago." Alice's gaze remained on the floor. "I had you first." "Edie and I go way back to elementary school. We grew up together. We just weren't mature enough to know it then," Tom said. Alice glanced at the sheriff and asked him, "Is that true? He and Edie go way back?" Mitch nodded. "It's true. I'm surprised it took them this long to realize it."

“Yes, it’s over.” Tommy was actually my boyfriend. He only pretended to be Moon’s boyfriend to help with our plan. As soon as Moon saw Tommy, she quickly wiped her tears and gave me a nervous smile. “Stella, I need to tell you something. I know we agreed not to let feelings get involved, but… I think I’ve fallen for Tommy. And he likes me, too. Can you let us be together?” Moon studied my face and then glanced at Tommy nervously. I stayed quiet for a moment. I pulled my hand away, looked down, and asked, “What about you, Tommy?”

My fiancee, Natalie Crenshaw, has always had a phenomenal memory. She never forgets a thing. Yet, when I propose, she forgets to hold out her hand for the diamond ring. When we go to get our marriage certificate, she forgets to bring her identification papers. And on our wedding day, she forgets she's supposed to be there altogether. Why? Because she's busy saving her childhood sweetheart's wedding next door—by stepping in as the bride herself. Seeing all this, Mom suffers a heart attack. I beg Natalie to go to the hospital and explain things, but she simply links her arm with Erik Cuoco's mother, sweetly calling her "Mom", and claims that I'm nothing more than a pursuer who doesn't kn

Tommy said with a child's voice, but sounding much older than his years. "You…" Sierra didn't know what to say, worried he would be hurt by the truth. At that moment, she realized Tommy was even more observant than she was. How did a kid his age know to check things like step counts? "You don't have to worry about me," Tommy said, his big eyes full of concern for her. Tommy knew even if his dad had cheated, the man would still care for him like always. He just wouldn't love Mom the same way anymore. Tommy was worried Mom wouldn't be able to handle it.

"Our relationship? Mr. Stein, you're confused again. What kind of relationship could we have? I just met you at some meetings as a businessperson, that's all." Eliot gripped his phone. "Mr. Stein, let me remind you, it doesn't matter how you say this to me, but if that person hears it, it'll be a big problem. What do you think?" When that guy was mentioned, Tommy obviously got a bit scared, but at the same time he felt relieved.

I knew that would drive him up the wall and work on his last nerve and I loved it. After having a blast in class working on Liam’s nerve, I had forgotten that I had to deal with my other self appointed mate, Anna. She wasn’t going to like or condone my relationship with Tom one bit and I couldn’t understand where she stood in the drama of my life. Whether she was on my side or Liam’s side... the dislike she seemed to have for Liam in the beginning seemed to have disappeared the moment I told her he was my mate, and the moment I started entertaining Tom.

But then again, we were all operating under extreme circumstances. "Look, nobody's perfect in this situation," I admitted. "We're all figuring it out as we go. But Dmitri and I... we're partners. In work and in life. It's complicated, but it works for us." Tommy was quiet for a moment, sipping his smoothie. Then he looked at me with calculating eyes that no 15 years old teenager should have.

I threatened him with a knife yesterday, but Blake stopped me before I could actually ram it into his stomach. "So," Tom said as him and Carter sat down on either side of me. "What?" I asked, raising my eyebrows at the two boys. I had probably grown the closest to them out of all of the new team. They were like two annoying brothers. The only downside was that Tom was best mates with Eli. "You and Blake," Carter said. "We've been here a few days now and you've fucked every night apart from yesterday and that's because he was at the Agency late."

"Liam and Connor. Trent's best friends since middle school. You did great, by the way." He grinned. "I had a good teacher." As we made our way across the lawn, I caught sight of a familiar figure in the distance. My heart skipped a beat. "Oh my God, that's Damien." Tommy's brow furrowed. "Who's Damien?" I took a deep breath, the words tumbling out in a rush. "He's Trent's... I mean, your enemy. And also my ex." "Wait, what?" Tommy's eyes widened. "Is that why he's my.. I mean Trent's enemy? Because he dated you?"