All Chapters of Forbidden Friendship : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I woke up to the sound of birds chirping outside my window. To most people, it would have been a beautiful way to wake up, but for me, it was not. My head was pounding from the night. I snuck out again with my friends and went to a party. My family never let me do anything. They always say that princesses should be seen outside of their role I had to act perfect all the time, and I hated it. I knew that if they had found out that I had been out all night with my friends Lillie and Elena, they would be even made. Our friendship was forbidden. Our kinds were not allowed to mix unless it was for something that benefited us. I rolled over, looking at the time, letting out a loud, angry growl as I did because I knew my parents would be so upset that I had missed breakfast with them. They made it clear yesterday that I had to be there because they had important news to tell me. As I quickly got dressed and tried to piece together the events of the night before, my mind was filled with wo

I stayed in my room the whole day, ignoring the knocks on my door from maids coming to bring me food and father coming to check up on me. I even ignored my brother I didn't want to face any of them. It was easier to just stay away from them. It would make leaving so much easier, and I wouldn't let my emotions get the better of me. That's one thing I hate about being a wolf. Your emotions are so strong, and they control nearly everything that you do. One of the first things you start to learn in wolf school is how to control your emotions so you don't snap one day and let your wolf take over and kill someone. It's one thing I have never been very good at. I have anger problems, and I've spent most of my life trying my hardest to keep them at bay. Because of this, I ended up getting my wolf really early in life. Most wolves only get there when they turn 16, some even later than that, but I was 6, and it was on my first day of school when one of the other kids started to pick on me becau

The waitress returned with our food, but as she sat my plate in front of me, I lost all interest in eating. There was too much going on inside my head right now. I could feel her standing there staring at me, making me look away from my plate of food. Her brown eyes looked at me with so much sympathy . "is everything okay, honey?" she said warmly as she reached out touching my arm.I wanted to pull away from her—I hate being touched by anyone—but I stopped myself from pulling away, not wanting to hurt her feelings. "Yes, I'm okay," I lied. "Do you know somewhere we could go to possibly get a ride out of here?"She removed her hand from me, which I was thankful for. "there's a bus stop about six blocks down, but you won't get very far without any money." when I stayed silent, she went on. "there a prawn shop right near the bus shop if you have anything worth selling go in there and see dave tell him sally sent you and he'll give you a good price." I went to answer her, but Elena inter

Opening my eyes, I noticed that I was back in our dirty hotel room, which left me feeling confused I don't remember anything after the bartender helped me out of the club. Sitting up, I look around, seeing Lillie and Elena both sitting on the other bed, staring at me. "it's about time you awake," Lillie remarked, her voice laced with annoyance. "We've been worried sick about you."I rubbed my temples, trying to piece together last night's events. "What happened? How did I end up back here?"Elena spoke up next, her expression filled with concern. "after your knight in shinning arm came along and save you from that creepy guy who clearly put something in your drink. He helped us get you home, but you were on another plant.""on the plus side, the sexy bartender left your number. He wants you to call him so he can make sure you're okay", Lillie said teasingly while waving a piece of paper in the air. "Can you please call him?" Elena begged, getting on her knees and holding her hands u

"We need to get jobs," Elena said from the bathroom. we were running out of money fast it's only been a week but the money is getting really low and I don't really want to have to sell anything else of mine so Elena is right we do need to get jobs which is easier said than done before none of us has ever worked a day in our lives. "And what the bloody hell are we meant to do for jobs?" Lillie asked as she threw herself back on the bed. "we have never had a job before and are only just learning about humans and all the weird things they do"I sighed, rubbing my temples in frustration. "We'll figure it out," I said, trying to sound more confident than I felt. "There are plenty of options out there, we just have to be willing to try."Elena emerged from the bathroom, her expression determined. "I don't care what it is, as long as it pays the bills. we only have enough money to stay here for four more nights, and as much as I hate this hotel, it's a safe place to sleep."I was hoping th