When Aries Woman Is Done With You Novels & Stories

“Can’t you see people are watching’ she hissed. “Let them watch,” I said. She let out a harsh breath. She was looking at everyone but me. “Fine” she muttered. “Goodbye,” she said with gritted teeth. “That’s better” I smirked. It was then Kelsi said her goodbyes to Angus. She bowed a little towards me and then turned to me. Arya shot daggers in her friend’s direction. “Come on we have to go, Kelsi,” she said with gritted teeth.

There is no room for anything more between us, no chance for me to bridge the gap that has formed since our last encounter. As the conversation comes to a close, I feel a rising urge to ask about her well-being, to check if she is truly okay. But the look in her eyes tells me it isn’t the right time. When she realizes there is nothing more to discuss, she stands up to leave, her movements graceful but detached. “Thanks, Adam. I’ve got to go. I have a lot to do.” “You’re welcome, Aria… Any time.” I watch her go, my heart heavy with the knowledge that this might be the last time we see each other in such close quarters.

“It doesn’t.” Something flickered across his face. But I couldn’t stay there long enough to figure it out. “This whole thing?” I continued, my voice quieter now—but colder. “It’s a mess.” “Ariella—” “I’m done.” The words hung in the air. Final. Sharp. “You can go back in there,” I added, turning away. “Continue whatever that was.” His grip tightened slightly on my wrist again. Then I pulled completely free this time. “I’m done with this,” I said without looking back. “I’m done with you and your lies.”

I said, brushing past him. “I know. I’m going there too.” He reached for my arm. “Aria, stop. What’s wrong?” He hadn’t called me Aria since the first month we met. I turned to face him. “Look, Jalen. The presentation is done. We don’t have to talk anymore. Let’s leave it at that.” “What the fuck are you saying, Aria?” he snapped. “I’m saying I’m done. Done with you.” I waved my hand between us. “Done with this. So fuck off.”

"We leave when you want to leave, okay? It doesn't matter if it looks like Aries and I are in the middle of a discussion or if it looks like we're having a good time. If you want to leave, just say so." "If you get tired or if anyone makes you uncomfortable, let us know. Your safety and comfort is more important than what other people think about the meeting being cut short." Aries added on. "Be a good girl for us okay? We won't be here long. As soon as we leave, we can go on our date." I watched as my mate beam happily at the mention of our date. I know this is something she has been waiting for a long time. A special treat for all of us that Aries and I have been prolonging for a good, tho

I slowly leaned into her as I moved my face over her shoulders. "You're about to start a game you can't complete " I whispered and my lips curled into a smile as she noisily swallowed. " Don't try to go all feisty on me, I hate stubborn Ladies " "For the last time, Be careful Aries " I whispered as I stood up straight and turned to walk out. "It's Ariel !!" She yelled after me. Whatever!

He expected her to blow up at him for calling her a cat but unexpectedly, her attention was elsewhere, "Don't know" he shrugged, "One, two, three hours. It's easy to get lost in you once in. I lost control of time." Aria looked like she couldn't decide whether to kill him with a gun or completely tear him apart in her wolf form. He still pretended like he didn't know death was knocking at his door and kept testing his luck, "Why? Wanna know if I kissed you secretly? Well, I'm not like you. See, you're so impatient you've already wanted to move to the next step when we literally just found out we are mates two days ago. Besides, looking at your cold face, one wouldn't know you're so active th

The kind of thinning that happens when a person is working to keep their face neutral and their face is not fully cooperating. "And walked out just as quickly," she replied. "That says enough, doesn't it?" No. It didn't. If anything it raised more questions. Because Aria leaving without looking back was not the behaviour of a woman who had come to prove something. It was the behaviour of a woman who had already proved it and had no need to watch the reaction. I stepped back slightly. Just enough to create space between us. Because something wasn't aligning. Aria had never chased attention. I knew that about her. Even when we were married she had moved through rooms the same way, quiet and se

“We need to end this, Aries. Delight won’t stop until she’s taken down.” “I know,” I said, my jaw tightening. “And we will. She’s made her last move.”