chole lamb

I was running from a lion, only if I knew to the lion’s den. What happens when an innocent girl takes the greatest ruthless mafia leader’s heart? She is scared of him but too proud to admit it. Well, that proud self talk vanishes when he is around. He is ready to give her the world. He hates disobedience but the girl really tests his temperament. He believed she was his little lamb. But she proves him wrong and roared like a lioness. The lioness he becomes obsessed with.

(BOOK IS ON PAUSE!) In a world where female werewolves are extinct, Luna is nothing more than a rare prize—one meant to be owned, controlled, and bred. Sold to the strongest werewolf pack, she is treated like a fragile, helpless lamb, a possession with no will of her own. They expect her to submit, to fear them, to accept her fate. But beneath her trembling hands and tearful eyes lies something far more dangerous than they could ever predict. Trapped in a den of beasts, Luna learns their weaknesses—their greed, their hatred for one another, their desperation for power. If she is to survive, she must play her role well. She must let them think she is weak, let them believe they hold all the control. And then, she will seduce them—one by one. Who knew seduction could be such a deadly tool?

Clarissa was sitting comfortably in the garden, having previously been asked by her friend about the rent she didn't pay. Then suddenly a girl called herself mommy. Clarissa, of course, was shocked and confused by what had happened. But it's getting longer. The shock and confusion were replaced with a sense of comfort and affection. Even because of that, Clarissa already assumed that Chole was her son. But apparently, Clarissa's meeting with Chole made a big change in her life. Because a big secret that Clarissa never expected is finally starting to be revealed little by little. Will Clarissa accept the secret? Or did Clarissa choose to live as she did before Clarissa found out the secret?

Co workers finding something was between them.

Mary lives in a traditional western American house with cowboys and a farm house she has a special ability granted by God the ability to discern illnesses and treat them even her lamb has a special ability read to find out please send stars and give a good review thanks God bless

I don't hold back when I have something on my mind. Just see this as my diary and you're more than welcome to read it.

Noah watched as Rayna asked for his help to save her father, a slight smirk grew on his lips as he watched the sacrificial lamb plead for her father’s life. He would have taken her anyway since her father has used her as a collateral replacement for her sister. The one he truly wanted. So what does the devil do? He plays along. And makes Rayna pay for her sister's sins. 23 year old Rayna with an aura of innocence and naivety decides to save her father from ruins and seeks help from the one who shouldn't be named, a devil in the legal business, but the best lover you could dream of. Charmed by her innocent seduction, Noah enjoys corrupting Rayna but it's a different thing when she starts falling for him. But when his past resurfaces with a child that is supposedly his. Rayna disappears on Noah's command. Three years and a coffee from Starbucks later, the two collide at the airport and Noah realizes just how much he wants Rayna. To what extent will he go to make her his again?

A king without sight. A slave without freedom. Their paths are bound by their fates and the end is determined by their choices.

When you're an assassin hired to kill a princess, you do not expect to be thrown into hell for doing so. Neither do you expect the same princess that was supposed to be dead, to come and rescue you because she wants revenge. Not on you, but on the person that hired you. Problem is, when the world you're plunged into is full of mythical creatures, a human could never kill a vampire. So I sign the contract and my innocence, my humanity was gone. I became a killer, designed to be indestructible for her use. But the devil was always going to stab me in the back.

Ten years. Ten years of silence, steel bars, and suffocating isolation. Ten years of sacrifice for a family that never intended to save her. Heira Darnell believed her choice was noble pleading guilty to a crime she didn’t commit to protect her father’s empire. She imagined her loyalty would be rewarded with love, with redemption. That her family would fight for her release, proclaim her innocence, and one day welcome her back with open arms. She was wrong. When the prison gates finally opened, freedom came with a devastating truth: her family had erased her. They denied her existence, rewrote history, and built a new life without her. In her place, they installed Calliope a girl they adopted not out of love, but out of strategy. Beautiful, brilliant, and venomous beneath a perfect smile, Calliope didn’t just fill Heira’s shoes she twisted the knife. It wasn’t enough to replace Heira. Calliope rewrote her story, poisoned what was left of her name, and made sure no one would ever ask what really happened. The Darnells the people Heira bled for abandoned her the moment she became inconvenient. And it was Calliope who helped seal the door behind her. Shattered by betrayal, burning with rage, Heira steps back into a world that no longer remembers her but she remembers everything. Especially Calliope: the snake in silk, the false daughter basking in stolen power, the rival who knows exactly how to smile while twisting the blade. Now, Heira wants more than justice. She wants retribution. They stole her life, her name, her dignity. She’ll take back all of it and more. Brick by brick, secret by secret, she’ll dismantle the legacy she once protected. And when she returns to the mansion that cast her out, it won’t be as a daughter but as a reckoning. They thought prison would break her. Instead, it forged her. The game has changed. And Heira is no longer playing by their rules.