Unspeakable React Novels & Stories

I had to swallow the scream. I couldn't let myself break down completely, because Lilibeth was just down the hall. Lilibeth. My fierce, observant seventeen-year-old, she already knew too much, already saw the cracks, heard the clipped tones, and carried a heavy, cynical sadness that didn't belong on the shoulders of a teenager, If she heard me crying like this, if she saw her poised, indestructible mother reduced to a sobbing wreck on a shower floor, the illusion would vanish entirely.

I added expressionlessly, "This is the precious freedom that everyone has fought for with all their might, even at the cost of damaging the company's reputation. You're free now." I connected my phone to the projector. The screen displayed the real-time stock price chart of the parent company. The sharp, precipitous red line was shocking. Next to it were pop-up windows of various financial news. [Influenced by the controversial mandatory team building, Ambitions Group's corporate culture is questioned. Its stock price plummeted 15% at the opening of the stock market!] Everyone's expressions quickly shifted from astonishment and shock to undisguised panic and despair. They sabotaged their own

His wolf was also strong and pure, a consolation that the elemental wolf hoped would appease the human's temper when she was finally allowed out again. It was with a heavy heart that she'd paid one last visit to Lisa's adoptive parents, sadly that part of the young woman's life was over now, and with a quick erase spell. The removal of anything pointing to Lisa's existence left them blissfully, unaware that they had ever had a daughter.