Novel & Cerita Ye Han

She gasped. Her breath hitched as her eyes took in the jaggered scar that lined up from his chin and ascended above towards his right eyebrow. It was long, dull and brown. She winced at the thought of the pain he would have faced. “Name, girl?” He yet again asked, irritation embedded in his words. Parting her lips, she croaked out, ” C-Cel.. Celestina.” He hummed in response. "Do you know why you’re here?"

I gulped as I smiled, I wasn’t expecting this kind of greeting, to feel so welcomed. "Well, I’m glad I know who you are now Danny and your welcome. I’ll take down any rogue that kills mercilessly” He smiled nodded and let go of my hand. Then Heath pointed out a third man “and last but not least is Yen” I smiled and shook Yen’s hand; he was athletic build but still muscly his warm Korean skin and short black hair made him look handsome and serious with his sharp features he was rugged and manly. “Miss, it’s nice to meet you”

“I wasn’t speaking of your body. Don’t tell me you don’t recall any of your displays last night. The things you said to him.” “Him?” My forehead twisted in confusion. “Who is him?” There was indeed a man. Ahh! “Alpha Leonardo. Your favorite beast,” she mocked. “Huh?” My eyes extended, about popping out of their sockets. My hand flew over my cheeks. “What do you mean by ‘Alpha Leonardo?” Slapping my cheeks hard, I tried to remember. But my stupid brain wasn’t working. Why couldn’t I remember a thing. My teeth bit my lower lips hard, sending pain down my spine.

I want you to destroy every memory they've made. What? "I'm just a bodyguard, sir. I'm not supposed to interfere in their personal lives." "Shut up. Han fancies you. He thinks having boy toys will help clear his mind. I've been Han's first love since high school, back in Seoul in Korea.But we broke up last year, and now he's using people like you to move on."

“and my youngest son, Luca. “Good afternoon,” I greeted, my head down. “A pleasure to meet you all, especially you, Anaya. I am Dante, the oldest as of present,” he leaned, took my hand and kissed the back of my palm, “and these are my siblings, Raffaele, Nico, Leonardo, Adrian and Serena, our youngest,” he gestured to each of them. “It is a pleasure to meet you, too” After that, the afternoon went on smoothly. Then a crash, cups and plates breaking, refreshments spilled and the maids they loked utterly horrified.

he says. I turn to face him, and I have to tilt my head back to meet his gaze. “What is it?” He pulls a small black box from the pocket of his kilt. He stares at it for a moment. Then he exhales, before passing it to me. I frown as I open it. Inside, there’s a red tartan ribbon with a crimson jewel attached to the front. “What is this?” I ask. “It’s... erm ... a necklace.” Ethan rubs the back of his neck.

I tried holding myself back, but there was quite a lot to hold back in. “Alpha… Ryu.”

(Lee Han Na) Lee Han Na were furious and fuming with anger, until her face were beet red. Derek who were looking at her, were a little bit stunned, with Lee Han Na outburst, but then a little bit panic when Lee Han Na uttered the word ‘allies’ and ‘offers’. but then when she finishes, he were just grinned at her, wave her anger off nonchalantly, as if he were saying it was your loss.

″I'm surviving with these idiots,″ he said referring to Anas and Haniya who immediately started making monkey noises. This made both Ahmed and Anna laugh. Anna just loved her friends. They could change her mood at any time. Anas was the total idiot, Ahmed was the cool and collected one while Haniya was a hybrid of the both of them. Anas was like a brother to her, Ahmed, more like a crush and Haniya was the sister that she never had. They talked for about an hour until her friends started yawning. She bid them a good night and went downstairs for dinner.

hanging out. Jesse looked to his right and saw this quaint little hipster ramen house that said 'No Wi-Fi' on the glass doors. The place looked veritable, though he doubted they served authentic Japanese noodle soup. Lots of phony hole-in-the-wall type of restaurants had popped up all over the city in the past decade. Jesse rarely went to these places. He had his own list of trusted diners, delis and cafés that he frequented, and this one right here was definitely not it.