Torn Between The Carter Brothers Novels & Stories

They at least need to know that much. ‘Take Jacob with you,' he sternly added. “I absolutely cannot do that!” I strongly disagreed. “He has duties here, and Blood Moon needs him!" Carter creased his brows. He was clearly aware that we were currently talking about him. ‘Jacob? Your thoughts about accompanying my little sister?’ And my freaking brothers just had to link Carter in our conversation!!

Romano might even go so far as to brutally harm his closest friend if angered. "I can't help but wonder," Alexander said, his voice distant. "If they had been given a chance to reconcile, would things have turned out differently? They seemed so caught up in their argument. Perhaps my mother and Karla were similarly distracted. If everyone had been paying attention instead of focusing on that quarrel, surely they would have noticed the signs of sabotage."

Carter. *****************************************

“I’m calling Grayson right now. This needs to go to his lawyers today.” “I assumed you’d say that,” she said quietly. “I’m ready.” “You’ve been ready longer than any of us,” I said. A small pause. “Mr Carter.” “Leo,” I said. “Please.” “Leo.” Something in her voice softened slightly. “He doesn’t have the power he thinks he has anymore. James Knight has been operating from behind his brother’s shadow for thirty years. The moment that shadow moved he panicked.” I inhaled. “Panicking men make mistakes.”

We were going to show him his place at the next wrestling contest. I figured Zaan needed a little more time before coming around. I was optimistic that she would give our love another chance but I had to get that loser called Walker out of the way. ZAAN After spending time feeling restless inside my brother's tent, I came out and realized he had left. I knew he had gone back to Rey and I hoped he was going to do the right thing. I climbed up and stood at the edge of the cliff. What was I going to do? Carter hurt me, yes, but I had known him almost all my life and I knew that in spite of everything, he was a good man.

He never missed rubbing it on my face. Carter was outgoing, the people person, and he always got everyone’s attention. “How can you lead our company if you always hide from our guests?” my mother angrily said. “That’s not my son, I’m telling you. I can’t have a loser as my son!” my father’s word and they both left. Carter went to me with a wide grin on his face. “I don’t care if you’re a loser, you know? You’re securing my place in this family by being one, anyway. Keep being a loser, brother!” he gave a sinister smile before waving as he left.

After saying goodbye to my parents, I walked out of the house to find my brothers at the car park. The rising sun bathed the surroundings, casting a warm glow as I neared my brothers at the luxury car park. They were rich, far richer than the Georges. "So, who will you be riding with, sis?" Carter asked first. Knowing that I wanted to ask him about his mate bond with Emily, as I hadn't had a personal chat with him—it was always me and Caleb—I walked up to meet him and bashfully held his masculine arm. "I will be riding in your car," I said with excitement, knowing that I had turned them into my personal chauffeurs, and they were happy to have me ride in their cars. They didn't look down on m

He just stood there, frozen, his eyes locked on his nephew, pain etched into every line of his face. And me… I forced myself not to fall apart. Not to scream. Not to beg. Because I didn’t have any strength left for anything but saying goodbye. “Theodor, that’s enough!” Carter exploded, his deep voice echoing off the walls, nostrils flaring, and his face contorted in a mixture of anger and frustration. “This decision is between the two of us. You’re too young to understand what’s going on here!”

Back then, the Carter family was thriving, with financial power even surpassing that of the top-tier Ford family today. Haley's mother and Mrs. Ford Sr. were old friends, with a very close relationship. Haley and James were about the same age and knew each other well, so they got engaged. Now that James dared to bully Haley so openly, wasn't it because the Carter family had started to decline and Haley had lost her mother's protection?

-Willow- Carter and Cain were growing closer by the day. I had always known the brothers shared a strong bond, but my connection to both had created a rift between them. However, as time passed, it seemed that rift was healing. I watched as they went on morning and evening runs together, returning with laughter and playful shoves. Their conversations became more animated, a sign they were slowly emerging from their grief.