When She Pulls Away Novels & Stories

Her lips are soft and tender, trembling a little as she tries to calm herself, I could taste her tears as I try to deepen the kiss but she has other plans. She pulls back suddenly. I feel her aura pulsing through, it seems Kia is also present. "You don't deserve to be my first," she growls, pushing me away as she gets up and walks towards the back door.

It was getting difficult for him to keep his hopes up. She shrugged it off and took a few steps forward, away from all four of them. “This was fun, and now I’m going to catch my bus. Bye.” She turned around hoping to make a break for it but she didn’t get far before she felt her pack get pulled off her shoulder and a hand gripping her elbow tight. She didn’t have to look to see it was Ash, she could feel the heat from his anger.

Before he had a chance to speak or control the sudden hammering of his chest, she had pulled her hand away and was pushing away from him. “I need to go.” She yanked her chin away, face down so her hair spilled forward to hide her features from him. Jake felt panic rising within him, confusion and emotion consuming him, he stood motionless, unsure how to react as he watched her move away out of sight into the crowds.

She didn't say anything as I took her toward the path away from the cliff, somewhere away from the crowd, the sea, and especially him. It was only when the sounds of the others faded behind and I was about to let go of her hand that she suddenly yanked her arm free. “What the hell are you doing?” she demanded, stepping back with sharp, startled eyes. I turned, pulse still racing. I had actually acted on instinct. I controlled my uneven breathing and replied, “You-you looked uncomfortable…” “Uncomfortable?” Grace cut in, voice high. “You decided to drag me away like a jealous ex? Did I miss something?”

l As she was pulled away, she looked back at Eve one last time. “It’s too late,” she said quietly. And she smiled as they looked at her.

"I'm done with you Gage. I'm leaving you. I've made up my decision. I don't want anything to do with you anymore. I'm done. You're obsessive and possessive but I can't even own you." I take her hand but she pulled it away strongly. "I'm getting back with Adam. Stop calling or texting me. I don't need you anymore. I'm leaving you. I'm going." "Tate! Wait!" I called out as she runs away from me. "Tate!" I tried to chase her but she runs too fast. "Tate come back! Don't leave me! Tate! Tate!"

Was that what this was? I yanked my arm free, glaring at him with all the fury I could muster. “You think this is embarrassing? You humiliate me by parading around with her, and I’m the embarrassment?” The woman straightened, fixing her hair. “I don’t need this drama. I’m out,” she said, storming off. “Good!” I yelled after her. “Stay out!” Ethan grabbed my arm again, pulling me toward the exit. “We are leaving. Now!” I wrenched free from his grip .

And now, she was pulling away from him. That wasn’t going to happen. Not now. Not ever.

She leans her head into it and looks at me. I wait to see if she pulls away before leaning down to kiss her. I start off soft, hoping she doesn’t pull away and when she doesn’t I deepen the kiss. I fist one hand in her hair while the other wraps around her waist, pulling her closer to me. It’s like the match has been lit as she pushes closer, hungry for more, but then the light goes out and she pulls away. She appears shocked at what she had just done. “I think we should return home Alpha Avery. The boys will be waiting for me.”

I take a step toward her. She moves away immediately. Not fast but careful and measured. Like if she were prey that knows sudden movement will trigger the kill. My chest tightens. “Saphra,” I say again, lower now. “What just happened?” She shakes her head once. A denial without words. Her fingers curl into the fabric of her dress as she backs away from me, eyes darting, searching for escape that doesn’t exist. She reaches the far wall. Stone. No door. No space left.