Walk Date Novels & Stories

She gently tugged at the corner of my sleeve, her lips trembling as large tears rolled down her cheeks. "Wendy, if I can't get into college, my dad will force me to marry early. "Please, just think of it as saving my life, okay? I will repay you for the rest of my life."

On one sunny day, Liam went down on one knee, presenting me with a diamond ring he had designed himself, and asked, "Eleanor, will you marry me?" I smiled, held out my hand, and answered without hesitation, "Yes."

And every time, I was the one who dealt with everything afterward. I packed the medical kit. I checked the route, the weather, the nearest rescue points. A year ago, he insisted on hiking through an unmarked snow zone with his friends. I had warned him. “The forecast says there’ll be a blizzard tomorrow. It’s too dangerous.” He never listened. “I’ve done this too many times to get hurt.” “Besides, wasn’t it on a snow mountain that we met in the first place?” On the way back, the weather turned.

This greatly puzzled Walker as the air was filled with a sense of tranquility as the sunset unfolded. Walker's wolf, Narmer, began pacing in his head and at one point during the drive, when their current girlfriend, Kandi, rubbed his leg and tried to kiss him, he actually growled at her. Walker quickly apologized to Kandi. Meanwhile, everyone in the vehicle noticed that something was off with him.

There was a town called Walton in this direction, she knew. She was the twelfth of Gideon’s twelve women-servants, so she didn’t have the privilege of being driven to the store to do the food shopping, but she’d asked Marigold, Azalea and Posy about their trips out of the compound and she knew that the town was about forty-five minutes away by car, pretty much a straight shot down the road. She figured that she could walk it – keeping to the trees and with the slight obstacles of snow and some hilly mountain terrain – in three hours at most.

I asked. "Oh, sorry about that." We both came down and began the walk through the line. Kayla withdrew herself and walked behind. No matter how much I tried to be at the same pace with her, she rebuffed it. Whenever I slowed down to be able to walk side-by-side with her, she would withdraw her steps a bit to let me have the lead. What she didn't know was that the act was rather infuriating.

I don't want to end it yet. Mr. Walker noticed a wrinkle on my glabella. His hand naturally touched the crease that formed between my two eyebrows. It was the thing he did when he saw me frown. " We'll meet again this weekend and every weekend after that. You just have to focus and make sure the position is yours and do your best. The sooner we end this the sooner we get married. Think as that. " He winked at me. My mood lifted as soon as I heard that. I put my arm around him " Our wedding. How about the end of September? Hrmm?" Looking at him with my eyes sparkled.

"It's... Vienna's hearing aid..." "Why is it in your backpack?" Mom cried. "Why is Vienna's hearing aid in your backpack? Answer me!" "I was just doing what you said..." Sadie's voice shook. "You said Vienna needed to be independent. I thought if she walked home alone... even without it... she'd learn." Mom went still. "So you took her hearing aid?" Her voice dropped to a whisper. "And sent her across the street alone?" "I was only trying to help—"

Also, our informant from the human realm reported that Fiona's mother left the hospital a month ago, gone without a trace. Rhett closed his eyes, a wave of unprecedented fear gripping his heart. With a swift kick, Rhett toppled the stone altar beside him. "Start digging!" he commanded. "We'll turn this whole mountain inside out if we have to, but we're going to find her!" The mere thought of those despicable werewolves laying a finger on his mate set off a primal rage within him. He grabbed the totem pole next to him, swinging it like a wild beast caught in a trap, smashing everything in sight.