Unperfect Susie Tate Novels & Stories

If she had merely gone missing suddenly, there might not be too much to worry about, but hearing that Serenity would not answer her phone… It started to make Lucas feel genuinely concerned. His eagle eyes shot straight toward Susie, who was standing not far away from them. Everyone else's gaze followed Lucas's and fell on Susie. She began to turn as pale as a ghost and was even trembling slightly now. "How… How would I know where she is? I… I'd only just gone to the restroom and stayed here filming the rest of the time!" "You could have taken the chance to harm Serenity when you went to the restroom!" Peter asserted. "That's ridiculous!" denied Susie. "Why… why would I ever want to harm her?

I asked, calmly. Everyone but my mate began to get nervous. I could smell a pungent odor coming from the stranger. Rachel was batting her eyelashes at me, trying to be flirtatious; I think anyway. Then I watched Miss Suzzie. She was looking at Rachel and my mate with a weird look on her face. I studied her a little longer before speaking again. “I want an answer!” I said a little sterner. Miss Suzzie snapped out of it. “Sorry, sir, I believe that your mate should tell you, since nothing can be trusted that comes out of those two sluts mouths.” She nodded towards Rachel and the other one.

"Why did it have to be him, of all people? I don't even know why I'm here! Drinking away my sorrows just to forget about him. It's not as if he's that handsome. I mean, Jade has such a nasty temper, and I hate what he does sometimes. Do I even deserve this?!" "It's always like that, bestie. Sometimes, we don't get what we want from life. See, most of us aren't perfect my dear. We just have to make the best out of people even if we think their wrong for us, sometimes. Make Jade a perfect gentle man, Fire. I notice his best whenever he's with you. Have you seen the spark in his eyes, recently? That's the charm you've given to him. I've also noticed the same joy in you of resent. I don't know i

I just sat there, watching them, waiting for the malady to pass, waiting for Aminah to stop screaming like a maniac. I wasn't watching them per se, I was watching Kunmi, watching how her eyes widened and she surprised expression as she looked at the pictures, then at Sophia as if she couldn't believe that it was Sophia in the pictures. I was lost in the trance of looking at her, her near round face, perfect eyebrows, perfect......

and she was left speechless. His deep voice was one thing, but he was perfect. The perfect man for her, she just had to know him. Who was he? She was so lost in her own world that Spencer had to snap her back to life. "Hello! Little sis!" Spencer waved his hand. "Who is that man" She asked breathless. "Your new boss." Spencer smiled answering her. "Well damn!" She fans herself with her hand. " this is a boss I'd like to work for and still not get paid." She did not believe she just said that, she was all about earning. Spencer looks at his sister in horror.

Terry glanced at Morgan and said, "If you ask me when I found out about Jessica being framed that night, I knew it that night. If you ask me when I understood the whole story, it was only two years ago." Morgan, being a seasoned individual, immediately grasped the essence of Terry's words. "So you mean, you knew about what happened that night? You've been in love with Jessica for many years, and since you were also present that night, why didn't you intervene?" Morgan was angry, and Terry quickly spoke up, "Uncle, the person who was in the same room with Jessica that night was me. The one who did this was Susie. She originally intended to force Lucas into marriage, but after the incident, sh

She was dressed differently, too; her clothes were big and bulky, giving the impression of a more rounded, fuller figure than her mother and sisters. Rachel, Jeanie's older sister, took the simple, effortless beauty that both Jeanie and Ellen displayed and kicked it up a notch. Both Ellen and Jeanie had blemish-free skin but Rachel's was a perfect, stunning alabaster. Her mother and sisters had bright emerald eyes, but hers were the piercing blue of her father and they had an almost hypnotic quality to them that refused to let you look away. She was almost achingly beautiful but it was an ethereal beauty that seemed manufactured instead of natural. She was just so beautiful that it didn't se

I was also always there for her when she needed a shoulder to cry on. I had treated her like a little sister, yet this was how she repaid me. Still, I knew this wasn't the right time to expose them. "Elise, are you deaf?" Damian snapped. "Why aren't you saying anything?" I swallowed the fury rising in my chest and forced a smile. "I heard you. Don't worry. I'll take the diet seriously." "Really?" Talia's eyes lit up a little too fast. She leaned forward, practically glowing with anticipation. "It should be enough as long as you lose 40 pounds. Personally, I think 80 pounds is the perfect weight. That's the best weight, really."

"Not at all. He slept just like the baby he is." I watched as Sebastian walked over to the crib to see his darling son. He touched his tiny hands and kissed his cheek but Christian lay still sound asleep. After breakfast, Sebastian and I went to Naomi's holding cell. Her arm was wrapped in a cast and her face was unrecognizable. I did all that to her? Her eyes were swollen with black circles around them. Her lips were split and blood stained. Her face held cuts and bruises all over. "You look a hot mess," Sebastian said when we stood in front of her cell.

That was her… really her in the kitchen, looking shady. How? She hadn’t done that… she couldn’t have done it. The doctor had told her symptoms would include amnesia, but she couldn’t have actually gone ahead to poison Selena. Her slight hesitation gave her attackers all the evidence they needed, and they pounced on her with so much vigor. “If you let my baby die, I will make sure you live to regret the rest of your miserable life,” Alfred said to her. She looked into his face, barely recognizing the man she had known for almost five years.