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"Okay, okay by the way you looked beautiful."

The Prophetress

Fantasy Romance · Sweetdreamer20

— "Well, Sir Tristan. You are a life saviour, the true embodiment of a knight. And to thank you, I hope you will agree to partake in the chocolate cake that we made this morning."

In another life

Contemporary Romance · d'elfe

"Thanks for coming Scott, wish you a long existence," I told her after handing over the signed book.

Curse of Dawn, and The Tribrid

Fantasy Romance · Sweetdreamer20

Calling the medics might have dented her already plummeting finances badly, and she didn’t want to have to deal with international paperwork. Yuck! Frances wondered how Tristan’s wife, or girlfriend, might react if she witnessed him with another woman at his arm and a child on his shoulders. She hoped they might be lenient enough to let her live. Not that she couldn’t defend herself. Even impaired, Frances’ training at Interpol assured her to be victorious against normal people. She had no qualms over crashing someone’s nose into its skull if needed. One of the reasons why she had accepted the help of Tristan in the first place. Should the man try anything, he’d be unconscious and handcuffed in less time than it took to sneeze. But somehow, she doubted that. His offer seemed genuine, his manners nothing but open.

In another life

Contemporary Romance · d'elfe

The walk back was difficult for Frances, and she was more than grateful for Tristan’s assistance. Usually, she would have covered it in five minutes, holding the fifteen pounds of William in a hand, and her bag in the other. She was no stranger to physical effort, and her muscles were coiled and efficient, her gait light as she trod along the paths of life. But the swell of her ankle had got worse and it hurt like hell. As they climbed the steps to exit the beach, Tristan removed her bag from her own hands, hoisting little Willy on his shoulders, and offered his arm for her to lean on. The guy was a serious multitasker, as well as a sturdy mule, aside from being built like a Greek God, that is. The intensity of his gaze only added to his charm. Even covered in sweat and rolled up in the sand, the guy definitely had everything. For the moment, though, she was only happy he had offered his help. His solid frame and gentleness were so very welcome.

In another life

Contemporary Romance · d'elfe

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Curse of Dawn, and The Tribrid

Fantasy Romance · Sweetdreamer20