Craving The Wrong Brother Book PDF Free by Elysian Sparrow

“It starts by getting a plane ticket.” “There’s a reason I left home, Hunter,” she says. “The same reason I can’t go back.” I rub a hand over my jaw in frustration. I don’t even know why I’m arguing. Why I care. Maybe because Knox has been my friend for years even if I hate…

Send gift No Ads Most people don’t remember much of what happened around them when they were young. Their childhood memories are a blur of loose birthday snapshots, scraped knees, the smell of their mother’s hair, or the jingle of keys at the door. But not me. I remember being ten and limping home from…

“After your graduation,” he said with tears in his eyes, “you’re going to leave. You’ll enlist. And I’ll pull every string I have to make sure they send you somewhere harsh. Somewhere that’ll chew you up and spit you out. Maybe then you’ll learn what it means to destroy someone.” He paused. “If you don’t…

“Mom?” Finn’s voice is tight. “What’s he talking about?” Mom sighs. It’s long, shaky, and tired. “Typical of kids to assume things,” she mutters. “I can’t even blame you for thinking that way. Your father and I had that quarrel because it wasn’t the first time he did that. He’s got a soft heart and…

Hunter frowns, visibly thrown. “Mateo knows Knox?” “Don’t pretend you don’t know.” “I…don’t.” We stare at each other. His gaze doesn’t waver. “So he didn’t give you any reason why you should promote me?” I ask. “Mateo had nothing to do with it. We talked about reviewing employees’ files, and yours stood out. I made…

“You… impregnated your sister?” His face twists. “She’s not my sister. She’s my mother’s late friend’s child. We were raised together, but that doesn’t make us blood.” I don’t respond right away. My hand is still on the car door, but I haven’t moved to open it. “And no,” he says. “The boy’s not mine.”…

“Right. I’ll be heading out then. And in case you need me to arrange for any other weird alien toys, let me know. I saw some good options back the There’s a whole galaxy collection.” I smirk. “I’ll do that.” He makes it to the door, then opens it. But he doesn’t leave. Because standing…

Daniel pauses but doesn’t turn. “You obviously love your daughter,” I continue. “And yet, this is what you do? Try to make decisions for her? Is there some kind of curse that takes over some of you when you become parents? Some spirit that forces you to ruin the best things in your children’s lives?”…

I’m still standing there in the wig and glasses, dress slipping off my arms, when she storms into the bedroom. Her eyes land on me, and they narrow with instantaneous contempt. “What the hell are you doing here?” “Victoria,” I say with a tight smile. “A pleasure.” “I don’t want you here. Get out. Now.”…

He walks to me and places a warm hand around my arm, steering me toward the door. “Now would be a good time to start talking,” I continue. “Who’s after me?” He doesn’t say anything until we’re inside. The moment the door clicks shut, I toe off my shoes. Knox does the same, as meticulous…