When Does Lexie Grey Come In Novels & Stories

He would see to their schedule tomorrow as he had several days worth of reports to hear from Adam as to what had happened within the businesses and the Dark Moon Pack while he was away. Lexi made her way back to her room with both Allen and Greyson following behind her. She paused outside her door and turned to them both with a smile. "Sorry to disappoint boys, but I don't feel like getting frisky right now. Quite honestly, I just want to soak all of this crap off me." They nodded at her as she looked at them thoughtfully. "We really should sit down and have a discussion about how this is going to work between us all, you know." she said as she eyed Greyson shrewdly.

I was only half in it. The other half was still in the parking lot. Lexie came over that evening with food from the place near her dorm that I liked. She set it out on my desk and sat on the edge of my bed and read the room the way she always did, quietly and accurately, and then she waited while we ate and talked about nothing in particular. After a while she set her container down and looked at me. "Are you okay?" "Season's ramping up," I said. "The benefit in ten days, the next two matches. Just a lot moving at once."

Don't know what time it is, Lexie suddenly woke up to a soft knock on her door. Then Jacob's voice came softly from outside, telling her to get up. "What is it?" asked Lexie hoarsely. She saw that the sky outside had grown dimmer and not as hot as this afternoon. Three o'clock in the afternoon. Lexie looked at the pink hello kitty clock on the wall above the dresser in front of her bed. “Mr. Wilder is waiting for you downstairs. You get a visit from Mr. Wren."

EMILY GRAYSON'S The fifth day, he came back. And somehow, that hurt worse than if he hadn’t. I heard the knock a little after nine that night. Three slow taps. Familiar. My entire body froze instantly. Lexi looked up from the kitchen table where she’d been pretending to work on her laptop. Neither of us spoke. We already knew. Alexander, again. For a moment, I just sat there staring at the television without actually seeing anything on the screen. Part of me wanted to ignore the door completely. The other part, the weaker part, had already started listening for his breathing outside in the hallway. Lexi closed her laptop quietly.

She said with a grin, to which Amy pouted. “What else is new? But I hope it’s something good, right?” “I hope…” She whispered and forced a faint smile before going over to Macy to say goodbye. — When Lexie returned home, the apartment felt strangely empty. She went straight to her desk to start working. As she waited for the computer to boot, she got a cold drink from the fridge and went back to her desk. She had been working for a few minutes when loud, rapid knocks at the door pulled her attention.

“I’m okay. Go. I’ll stay here.” He leaned in to kiss my forehead before walking off with Jason. “So…” Damien said, stepping closer once Paul had left. “Tell me something about yourself, Luna! I have never seen Paul act like this with anyone, but there is definitely something special about you. I'm curious, what does the mysterious Lexie like to do in her spare time?” I smiled politely. “Honestly? I’m still figuring that out.” He handed me a glass filled with a pale, golden liquid. It smelled faintly of citrus and spice.

------------- AUSTIN. I was in my office at the security building with Alpha Jace. Lexi had gone home with Tyler as Catherine’s pregnancy hormones were all over the place, and she pleaded for her mate to come home. She was still early on in her pregnancy, so she could still go into heat on a full moon. And since it seemed quiet, Jace let Tyler go. We should be enough for tonight until we get answers as to where the two were. A knock came on the door, and I let them in. Uncle Jacob came with Aunt Clair.

Relief floods through me, knowing that she isn't here to witness this confrontation. "Natasha's gone," I tell Lexie as I return to her side. "She left a few hours ago. Now, go get dressed quickly. We don't have much time." - *Lexie's POV:* I nod, rushing back to my room and searching for something quickly through my clothes. As I slip on my jeans and search for my shirt, grabbing the first one I can find. As I step out into the hallway, Noland is waiting for me, his arms crossed and his jaw clenched. The sight of him, so strong and protective, sends a shiver down my spine. I can't help but feel grateful for his presence.

He gave me a strange look and I glanced at Zoey who ogled at me. My gaze caught the sight of Lita who was smiling at me and my face lit up. I had inward joy and excitement to see Lita again. I had really missed my best friend. I saw the empty seat next to her and I went and sat next to her. "Hey, I'm Lita," she introduced herself and I smiled. "I'm Le-xie." "Cool name. Nice to meet you,Lexie." "Same here." "You're new here?" "Yeah. My mom and I moved into Laketown last week."

The day Professor Gray arrived unannounced at our doorstep, unease immediately enveloped our home. His presence, though not unusual, always seemed to foreshadow significant news, and this time, there was a discernible tension in the air, a sense of impending revelation that hung heavy around us. As he crossed the threshold into our living room, his eyes briefly scanned the space before landing on Lexi coming down the stairs. His greeting, usually warm and familiar, was uncharacteristically formal.