What Happened To Cisco And Caitlin Novels & Stories

Scott said shocked. "Yes I do. Now come on. Sophia sit please." "Hmm." Sophia said, she was nervous I could tell. I wish I could hug her tight right now. "How don't we know about this Caius?!" Peter asked. "Now is not the time for this." I said as I started the cctv footage of the day when I gave that file to Sophia. We all were looking at the footage very carefully, we didn't want to miss one detail of that day.

“Larissa, the debutante ball is three days away. You have to pick wisely on the gown you’ll be wearing, otherwise the nobles will be judging you. Not to mention it’s your first public appearance.” I sighed as my gaze fell on the floor. She was the one who’s more worried as if she’ll be the one who’s going to receive comments about her sudden appearance. But I get where her concern is coming from, afterall, who wouldn’t worry about your friend for five years? I met her when his father, Count Dawn, visited us to talk about the couture he plans on building. The curious kid that I was, eavesdropped at their conversation outside my father’s office and eventually got caught by her. A whole quarrel

Tristan's punishment was just getting started. He'd spend the rest of his life drowning in pain and humiliation. The second I stepped outside, a black sedan pulled up and blocked my path. The window rolled down, revealing Rainee's parents and their fake, anxious smiles. "Kayla, wait!" Mr. Bianco climbed out, grinning way too hard. "We're Rainee's parents. We'd like to talk about what happened during the earthquake." Then he pulled out a thick manila envelope and shoved it into my hands.

Then I asked quietly, "How much do you think Harrison Trade just lost? And who do you think they're going to blame?" Ryan's legs gave out. He dropped into his chair so hard it rolled backward and slammed into the wall. "You... You set me up?" "It wasn't fake. Every number in that proposal was real." I paused. "The only problem was the client. That client was already dead." The room went silent. Then the livestream exploded. [OH MY GOD. I'm going to be talking about this comeback for a year.] [He knew he'd steal it and left the trap sitting right there.]

She looked at Henrik with tears in her eyes. ‘Grandfather! Let me go!’ Catherine cried and they both heard a loud thud. He looked over to see that Hadrian had fallen over, unconscious. ‘Hadrian!’ she shouted as Albert took Hadrian to another room where the doctor tended to him. She rushed over and went with them, leaving her grandparents and parents in King Henrik’s office.

I called out but the person that came in wasn't him but Cisco and Caden. "What do you both want now?" I asked. "We need to talk to you." They said at the same time. "If this is about the Hailey and Fiona's saga then forget about it." I groaned. "Why are you avoiding this Ducalion? It won't cost you a dime to reprimand her." Cisco hissed. "I did after the both of you left angrily." I retorted. "You call that reprimanding? You might as well hand her a bucket of candy." Caden said and Cisco chuckled.

Julian said delicately. “Oh, I know, but we figured a wedding would take too much time to plan and neither one of us didn’t want to wait. We love each other very much,” his father explained. “Well . . . where is she?” Caitlin asked. “She’s at her house packing up her things. She has some friends helping her. I told her I wanted to be alone with you all to tell you and . . . discuss something that might be a bit delicate.” “Such as?” Cassandra asked hesitantly.

He recalled what happened after her incident—how Tony had rushed in after dropping Elara off. Tony’s face had been grim. “I’m sorry about what happened, Alpha. But there’s something more pressing. I think it’s time we make a final decision.” Arthur had barely looked at him. “What is it?” Tony exhaled. “More people are starting to connect Caitlin to Alberto. It’s been confirmed—she was working with them. She gave them firsthand information. She was part of their plan, her her deal was to remove Elara from the start.” His jaw tensed. “But Alberto and his team are after something bigger.”

"Terry, the position I'm in comes with its dangers. If we're ever unfortunate enough to be separated, just leave this code, and I will definitely find you. This is our own special kind of romance, okay?" With trembling hands, Caitlin reached out to touch that code. The blood was uneven in places and had long since dried. It was clearly scrawled in frantic haste during a moment of sheer terror. At the thought, she could no longer contain herself and let out an agonized, guttural cry. "Where is he? Where did Terry go?" She seized the man behind her and yanked him forward, looking so unhinged she seemed ready to swallow him alive. But everyone said they had not seen me.

She felt that they were both truly one. Caitlin then thought back and remembered what happened after the wedding: their having to leave Scarlet, and Sam, and Polly. Finding Scarlet in the ocean, seeing Aiden, hearing the awful news. Polly, her best friend, dead. Sam, her only brother, gone to her forever, turned to the dark side. Her fellow coven members slaughtered. It was almost too much for her to bear. She couldn’t imagine the horror, or a life without Sam in it—or Polly. With a jolt, her thoughts turned to Scarlet. Suddenly panic-stricken, she pulled back from Caleb, searching the cave, wondering if she made it back, too.