Katie Sentence Examples
Almost everyone else had already left, so Katie and Mary volunteered to help.
Still, all the information Katie provided created a clearer picture of why Alex acted the way he did at home.
Katie didn't deserve to have you mess with her like you did.
He had blue eyes like Katie, and light colored hair.
Then there was Katie.
You need your Katie.
She had shut Katie off many times when she had tried to tell her things.
On the other hand, Katie had flatly refused to provide some information because she said Alex wouldn't want her to tell.
Katie snorted and grabbed a potato.
Katie paused and mused.
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Katie sighed as she began pealing the potato.
Katie made a face and then winked at Carmen.
Katie lifted a brow.
Katie glanced up at Carmen, her attention still not complete.
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Did Alex know Katie carried this burden?
And yet, Katie and Alex were close siblings now in spite of their age difference.
Katie's laugh was short and humorless.
Considering the information Katie had just disclosed, it wasn't surprising that he wanted to be in control - or that he had chosen a wife who asked few questions.
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Katie sighed and threw the last potato in the pan.
Katie stood and carried the pan of potatoes to the sink.
Katie sighed as she rinsed the potatoes.
Katie made a face.
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A few times she nodded off, but for the most part she was able to stay awake until Alex arrived the next morning with Katie.
Thanks, I know we can count on you, Katie, but I think she'll be more comfortable staying at our house.
Destiny was still asleep when Carmen and Katie left the hospital.
Carmen was so exhausted that after Bill picked up Katie, she went to bed.
I'll be leaving early tomorrow morning to relieve Carmen, so I'll drop you off at Katie's.
Katie would call it controlling.
Katie found some material to match and made quilts for the cribs.
Katie said she should confront him when he did that - tell him how it made her feel.
Even Katie noticed the change in him and asked Carmen about the cause.
Katie stared at her, hands on hips.
Katie sighed heavily and leaned forward.
Katie said, lifting a brow.
Katie leaned back, a triumphant look on her face as if she had made a point.
Katie groaned and rolled her eyes.
Katie was right about one thing.
Maybe Katie was right.
If it hadn't been for Katie, she might not have discovered that she was right.
Can you call Katie while I make flight arrangements?
He climbed the stairs to his office while she called Katie.
They had already made arrangements for Katie and Bill to watch Jonathan and Destiny while they went to pick up the babies.
Katie arrived an hour later to pick up Jonathan and Destiny, and thirty minutes later Carmen and Alex were in the car headed for the airport.
That explains how you treated Katie, but what about Felipa and Alondra - and even Dulce?
She gave him insight into how Katie and her mother felt about the subject.
Katie had been telling him that for years, but he hadn't seen it until now.
Another thought occurred to her as she thought about Katie, the half-demon's mate she met when last at the fortress.
Darkyn tried to grab Katie already to get to her.
On it was one soul, that of his brother Kris, who had given up his life to get Katie out of Death's underworld.
It was about Katie, when she was in the underworld and you didn't know she was alive, Gabriel clarified.
His sister, Katie, had insisted that they were destined to be together.
Katie insisted she was going to be tall like Josh.
After church, they talked to Katie and Bill about the situation with Lori.
Alex and Bill had wandered off with Jonathan and the twins, as usual, which left Carmen with Katie and Destiny.
Alex's sister generally had an opinion about everything, so it was no surprise that Katie had one about Lori.
Katie raised a hand when Carmen opened her mouth to protest.
Surely Katie realized Alex remained head of the household because he liked the position – and because he was married to a person who liked him in that position.
Katie was wrong, though.
Such was the case when Katie called.
But, as Katie and Alex had both reasoned, she hadn't been around that much.
Katie wants to keep Destiny today, so I'll drop her off and then take Jonathan to the school for his field trip when I go for the conference.
It took exactly one hour to take Destiny over to Katie's and drop Jonathan off at the school before meeting with his teacher.
Katie is with them.
Tucking some tissues into her purse, she joined Bill and Katie in the living room.
Bill dropped Katie and Jonathan off at their house before he took Carmen to the hospital.
Jonathan would stay with Katie for the night and the Reynolds would keep Destiny.
Each morning she took Jonathan to camp before dropping Destiny off at Katie's house and returning to the hospital.
They stayed with Bill and Katie that night, sleeping on pallets on the floor.
Then she called Katie to tell her about Alex waking up.
Carmen left early to pick up Destiny so that Katie could go see Alex.
That evening Carmen studied the picture of Alex and Katie's parents.
She grabbed her phone and called Katie.
The phone rang four times and Carmen was ready to hang up when Katie answered.
That evening, when she picked Destiny and Jonathan up, Katie had an interesting perspective on the incident.
Remembering what Katie said, she added, "It will be so much easier for all of us."
Still, any advice from Katie would be straightforward, and that was definitely a plus.
When Katie brought the twins over one hot August day, Carmen finally found the courage to bring up the subject.
Katie listened attentively and then thought it over a few minutes.
Katie was quiet a moment, and then smiled.
There was nothing wrong with Katie's figure except that she was a little over weight.
Katie rolled her eyes.
Of course, Katie wouldn't know about the way he stroked her cheek or brushed her lips with his in such a tantalizing way.
Maybe there was something to what Katie was saying.
Later, when Katie asked what happened, she merely said it didn't work.
Alex, Bill and Katie attended worship together.
Later, Katie took her aside.
Katie said, rolling her eyes.
Later she spotted Katie talking to Alex.
Katie said something to Alex and he glanced quickly at Carmen.
Katie said something else to him and then marched away.
Katie says I'd better find a way to communicate with you.
Katie would probably say it was the way he took control, but in actuality, it was the confidence he exuded.
Alex had family other than Katie.
He'd watched Rhyn and Katie's relationship unfold from its rocky beginning, when Katie inadvertently rescued Rhyn from his sentence in Hell.
Gabe had never heard of Logan Myers and didn't know what connection he might have, considering he had no living relatives or friends, aside from Rhyn and Katie.
Sensing his dangerous mood, Katie leaned into Rhyn and gazed up at him.
He silently thanked Katie and grabbed his gear.
With Rhyn nuzzling Katie's neck already, Gabe sensed they weren't going to make it to their bedroom a few floors up.
If I saw Katie with another man, there would be nothing left of this world.
I did a shit ton of damage trying not to be Katie's mate.
He'd watched over Katie every night for months while she and Rhyn struggled to find their paths.
His bond to Katie tempered what was otherwise a disaster of epic proportions.
She's helpless, like Katie was.
He understood why Rhyn never let Katie out of arm's reach when they were in the same room.
Watching the sun sink into the ocean, he knew it was only a matter of time before he gave in and accepted it, like Rhyn eventually did Katie.
We spent time in the underworld together, though if you're human, that might mean … Katie drifted off then glanced at the children.
Katie set the tray on the bed then sat at the foot, leaning against the bed frame.
Katie straightened, gaze sharpening.
Deidre twisted and pulled up her shirt for Katie to see.
She dropped her shirt, startled when Katie flung her arms around her in another tight hug.
Katie all but shouted.
So then, one day you told him to kill Katie and her baby, because you were mad at Rhyn and the demons were coming.
Deidre's eyes went to Katie in horror.
He went rogue and helped Katie evade you in the underworld.
You made Kris and Gabe trade their souls for Katie and baby's then you quit.
You didn't quit because you wanted to, but because you had to after breaking those laws to spare me and Hazel, Katie added, patting her stomach.
Katie glanced at Toby.
Katie was glaring at Toby, who grinned.
She liked Katie and Toby.
They're assigned to human mothers, Katie explained.
Katie waited for more.
Hurrying through the brightest doorway, she recognized the massive bedchamber where she'd left Katie and Toby.
Katie looked up as Deidre appeared.
Toby's mouth was agape, Katie's face blanching.
Toby was too shocked to move, while Katie scrambled to her feet.
Deidre saw Katie swallow hard before she nodded.
Katie didn't move as Wynn placed a hand on her stomach.
He dropped his hand, and Katie eased away.
This can't be good, Katie said.
Katie appeared as confused as Deidre felt.
Katie paused for effect.
There was a flicker of warmth in his gaze as he teased Katie, and he almost seemed approachable without the bulky trench coat lined with weapons.
Gabriel held the door open for Katie, who took the hint and walked out.
Deidre's gaze fell to his shapely shoulder, thick bicep and roped forearm as he extended one arm high enough for Katie to walk under.
She almost believed Katie's words about Gabriel always loving her.
He broke with both to save Rhyn and Katie.
Katie Young looked at the speedometer, which read thirty-seven when the blue lights flared up behind her, jarring her out of the pre-coffee morning stupor.
Katie ignored the glare leveled on her while the woman cooed to the little boy.
Katie grabbed her purse and walked quickly down a pristine hall to a placard that read Officer David.
Katie's mouth dropped open, and she began to realize something was very, very wrong.
Frustrated, Katie looked both directions down the pristine, eerily quiet hallway before following the kid toward the far end, where a bright red exit sign hung over the door.
Hey, Hannah, it's Katie.
Katie turned to stare at the little boy, who beamed a smile.
Katie instinctively believed her and twisted, staring with Toby at the man in black who watched them drive away.
The grey eyes were beseeching, but Katie couldn't manage anything verbal let alone a lie to placate the driver.
Katie looked around her apartment, eyes lingering on a drawing done by a child on the fridge.
Katie drew the phone away from her head and stared at it, willing herself to wake up.
Katie's mouth worked without producing sound.
Katie looked to the fridge, where a small business card was stuck beneath a cartoon magnet.
Katie set the phone on the table and stared at the kid's drawings on the fridge.
Tired and confused, Katie left without asking what the drugs were for and stepped into the chilly fall evening.
Katie shivered and looked around for a cab.
Blinking back tears, Katie looked toward the shadow.
Katie stared at the picture for a long moment, then emptied her pockets on the table.
Katie's vision blurred and grew dark.
Katie poured more whiskey into her cocoa.
Katie pushed herself up, startled by the stickiness on her hand.
Katie sat up, wondering why her hand didn't hurt.
His gaze strayed to the desk, where Katie's file sat.
Katie pushed the door to her designated guest room and stripped out of the grease- stained, French fry scented clothing.
Katie flung herself on the bed.
Katie pushed herself off the bed and obeyed.
Katie grumbled, uncomfortable in her formal dress.
Katie didn't reply, gaping at a woman in her sixties with enough diamonds to reverse world hunger.
Katie maneuvered her sequined ball mask into place only to see her sister on the verge of disappearing in the masses of women in custom gowns and masks.
Katie emerged in time to see her sister stop beside her fiancé.
For once, Katie was beyond grateful.
Katie paused to look around.
Katie sat, irritated to see who followed with a confident stride and two glasses of
Katie, you forgot your drink at the bar, Kris said, holding out the iced whiskey to her.
Katie, I need to talk to you about something very serious.
Katie's breathing grew shallow.
Gabriel obeyed, and Katie flung a shoe at the domineering man with the jewel-toned eyes.
Katie offered a watery smile, eyes going to the roast lamb, bread, and custard.
The robed man strode away, and Katie and Lankha eased from the corner.
Katie looked past him, gasping.
Katie took another step back, the stillness of his gaze unsettling.
Katie rose, heart hammering.
Katie exclaimed, never as happy as that moment to hear Hannah's voice.
There was a pause, and Katie covered the mouthpiece.
Katie returned, tossing the sleeping bag and a small shaving bag filled with basics on one bunk.
Katie snatched the shaving bag and a towel, stalking to the bathroom.
He'd been furious when Katie mentioned Kris.
Tamer, this is our Katie.
Katie, my brother Tamer, who's in charge of Africa, Kris grated.
You look sick, Katie.
Katie nodded stiffly, unable to speak.
By the look on Ileana's face, Katie knew Rhyn spoke the truth.
Katie faced him and saw that he was dressed like Gabriel, all in black.
Rhyn gave Katie a long, withering look that she bore with crossed arms.
He whipped off his T-shirt and wrapped Katie's arm.
His brother snapped his mouth closed and extended his hand, pulling Rhyn and Katie with him into the shadow world.
He carefully lowered Katie to the small bed.
He resisted for a moment longer, watching the woman expertly slice Katie's shirt open.
This isn't…is it Katie?
Katie had proved herself to him by doing what even his blood-brothers never would.
No, Katie was his.
By the austere clothing and stern features, Katie assessed she was in some kind of religious convent.
Katie trailed the fit woman through the hallway, past her room, and down a second corridor.
Katie bit into the bread, determined not to eat like a heathen that would shame her sister.
Katie sat back with a contented sigh, gaze dropping to her arm.
The woman's gaze dropped to her neck, and Katie caught the troubled look in her eyes before she hid it.
Katie dug in, unconcerned with the woman's silence while there was food in front of her.
Drags me around the world without telling me where or why we go anywhere, Katie said.
Katie held her breath, awaiting the awful news.
Katie raised the glass in a salute and left.
Rhyn turned to face the robed woman, and Katie slid away from him.
Whatever Daniela said to him after she fled worked, and Katie didn't see him for the rest of the day.
He's not exactly a pure angel, Katie.
Katie couldn't help but pity the woman; it was her fault they were both there.
Rhyn tossed the blade back to Jade, who caught it with a look that made Katie want to hide.
Katie heard the sounds of laugher and talk from behind the closed door.
Megan, this is Katie.
Katie almost smiled at his fallen face as the stern voice of the Amazonian-size woman before them.
Katie supplied with no heat.
Katie smiled in return, deciding she liked the Amazon with the British accent and wild tribal tattoos.
Katie braced herself for a storage room full of military uniforms and was surprised to see what looked much like a women's department section.
Katie asked, lifting a cashmere sweater.
Katie gathered her clothes into a wool satchel and slung it over her shoulder.
Katie chose a pair of wool-lined clogs, shower sandals, and waterproof ankle boots.
Katie's eyes widened in surprise as she recognized a brand of moisturizer that cost a few hundred dollars.
Katie ignored her, irritated.
Katie flushed without answering.
Megan disappeared, and Katie changed into one of the outfits she'd chosen.
Katie was thinking of how much whiskey it'd take to dull the edge of her headache when the phone rang.
Katie touched her throat.
Katie clicked the phone off and looked at the five-year-old doing wind sprints across her apartment.
She looked as healthy as Katie didn't feel.
Too late, Katie realized she'd not thought to wear a scarf.
Katie didn't bother hiding her grimace.
Her gaze lingered on Katie's face, which Katie knew was pale.
Katie pretended to listen as Hannah discussed the Paris fashion show she'd attended and the month in Monte Carlo she'd spend in January to escape the coldest weather.
Katie watched the world go by as they drove, half-listening to Hannah's chatter.
Katie trailed her into the stately Georgian mansion and glanced down as the polished wood beneath her feet creaked.
Katie bit her tongue.
Her gaze stayed on Katie's neck until one of the others addressed her.
Katie wondered if she'd shocked her that badly or if there was some other reason Molly was so surprised.
Katie met her gaze.
Katie sipped her tea, hot from head to toe.
Molly rolled one legging up to display a tattoo similar to the tattoo around Katie's neck.
She replaced the legging and perched delicately on the loveseat beside Katie.
Molly dug through her purse to retrieved a familiar brownish cube, like the ones Katie'd eaten to stay alive in Hell.
Shocked, Katie hesitated and then took it, the sugary taste soothing her headache as she swallowed.
Katie watched her go, feeling better with the otherworldly sustenance in her system.
Instead, he watched Gabriel cross the room and leave it on the pillow beside Katie.
He felt Katie tense.
He felt Katie's gaze settle on him at the question.
Katie grumbled beneath her breath.
Katie hissed as they waited in the hall.
Rhyn bit his tongue out of respect for Katie.
Giovanni pitied Katie, and yet, Rhyn suspected he knew more about the woman than either the man before him or Hannah.
He knew if he did anything, Katie would suffer.
Katie, Rhyn corrected him mentally.
Katie stood between the assassin and the demon.
Katie watched, her optimism fading.
Furious and terrified, Katie planted both her hands on his arm to push it away with no success.
Even Katie is better off without you.
If he.d killed you, he.d be alive and Katie would be safe.
Katie had said the same.
Rhyn watched him go, wondering just what his brother was planning, and how he.d figure it out before Katie was hung on the wall next to his mother.
Kris yelled at me for it, Katie said, leveling a glare on Ully as he opened the door.
Katie snagged the perfume off the table as the two brothers neared and eased off the chair, placing it between her and them.
Katie watched him go, her nightmares in her thoughts and her heart pounding.
C.mon, Toby, Katie said and turned away, allowing Toby to pull her down the hall to the dining chamber, which had yet to fill up.
None of this would.ve happened at all if not for the Ancient.s mate, Katie.
Without Katie, Jade.s world would be perfect.
Katie hid a smile.
Katie crawled under the comforter.
Katie cringed at his over the top décor of gilded everything and oriented herself.
Katie looked around, unable to tell if her sister's empty closet was indicative of a weekend trip or something more permanent.
Katie sat on a barstool at the breakfast bar, watching the maid pour tea into two mugs sitting beside the stove.
Katie eased off the chair and reached into her pocket for the perfume.
The maid turned, looking past her, and Katie spun away.
Katie asked, her gaze going to the maid.
Jared turned to see the woman on the other side of the kitchen, and Katie bolted.
Katie locked herself in the bathroom, cursing Ully for the skunk perfume that clearly didn.t work.
Katie pushed herself to her feet, remembering what pain a pissed-off Hell-creature could cause.
Katie inched forward, peeking out as the two creatures smashed into furniture and porcelain figurines on display in the wide foyer.
Katie whipped around the breakfast bar, eyes roving the kitchen for the knife block or something with which to defend herself.
Katie ducked again then twisted her hips in a perfect baseball batter.s swing and smacked her hard in the face.
Katie was slower to follow, feeling lightheaded once again.
At least, he hadn.t been able to control them before meeting Katie.
But, if he could get some use out of him before it came time to kill him, he might have a better chance of protecting Katie.
He entered the castle, following the scents up the back stairwell that Katie alone used to avoid the other Immortals.
Katie sat on Kris.s couch, glassy-eyed while her own wound went untreated.
Sit down and shut up, Katie!
He crossed to Katie and sat on the ottoman in front of her.
He stood without looking at Katie.
Katie arranged the bedding and pillows around his still form and then retrieved his stuffed animals out of his bedroom.
Rhyn.s thoughts went to Katie.
While he didn.t care what happened to Kris, he did care about Katie and when the demons would choose to attack.
Or he could take Katie, disappear, and leave Kris and the Immortals to their fate.
Reluctantly, he accepted the fact that he needed the protection of the Immortals to keep Katie safe.
Katie asked, startled to see the cowering healer in her room.
Katie moved out of his way.
Katie could think of nothing she wanted less, but she nodded.
She was dressed in a long, white fur coat that Katie had no doubt cost more than a small house.
As usual, Katie felt a twinge of jealousy at the sight of her sister that only grew when Giovanni—Hannah.s handsome fiancé—circled the car to take her arm and lead her to the stairs to the castle.
Katie despised Gio most days, but sometimes, she wondered what a normal relationship was like.
Both of them looked at Katie, and Kris pursed his lips.
Hannah.s gaze strayed beyond Kris to catch sight of Katie.
For her sake, Katie tried not to look as pissed as she felt and trotted down the stairs to meet her sister.
Well aware of Hannah.s social ladder climbing aspirations, Katie couldn.t help her retort.
Katie hesitated, then strode through the main hallways, suspecting Hannah would be too star struck to notice the looks they.d certainly receive from others.
Hannah chuckled, soon distracted as her gaze took in the entertaining parlor Katie led her to.
Katie asked, uncertain what her sister knew.
Her familiar way of dismissing her opinion made Katie bite her tongue to keep from saying what she wanted.
Katie clenched her jaw, realizing just how sugar-coated the Immortals. world around her would look to her sister.
He appeared more unsettled than Katie had ever seen him.
Katie wondered what had called him away—news of the demons in the forest or some other awful plan by Kris?
Katie moved quickly through the room, refusing to meet the gaze of any of the Immortals.
Speechless, Katie couldn.t help thinking Gio was as shallow as her sister.
Leave this be, Katie.
Katie faced Kris with a glare.
Say whatever you want, Katie, but this is happening.
Sasha.s words reminded him that he, too, had tasted Katie.
It was rumored in Hell that Darkyn was trying to get your precious Katie.
Sasha may not have pulled the trigger on Andre, but someone he knew where to find their oldest brother, who had been protecting Katie when he was rendered dead-dead.
After all his sacrifices, after losing Lilith and Katie to Rhyn, he wasn.t sure what he.d do if Hannah chose someone other than him as her mate.
Jade had disappeared after Kris sent him away in hopes that Katie would become his mate.
Katie was huddled in a blanket before the fire, and what looked like a healer curled on the bed.
Katie was born about seven years after me.
I basically raised Katie from the time she was ten, she said, a sad look crossing her features.
Katie awoke to the healer.s cool touch on her arm.
Hannah had been a kept woman with no problems since meeting Gio, whereas Katie had always struggled to find her path.
Hannah no longer wore her engagement ring, and Katie wondered why she was so happy when she must know by now Gio wasn.t coming back for her.
Katie ignored the looks of those nearest her, and Hannah looked around, happy.
You.ll find our chefs the best in the world, the host said, ignoring Katie to address her sister.
Hannah blushed, and Katie looked at her anew.
Furious, Katie left before she made more of a scene that would embarrass her sister.
Katie watched her walk down the hall toward her chambers, stunned.
Katie had hoped to make her sister a confidante but knew it was impossible so long as Kris.s claws were wrapped securely around Hannah.
Katie walked to Kris.s chamber on the floor below.
I wonder if Katie hopes you.ll rescue her every time something happens.
It was all he heard anymore, that Katie would be safe and happy only if he wasn.t around.
Agitated, he jogged up the stairs to the level where Katie was.
Katie had been crying earlier.
Katie, take Toby and the healer to the basement with the warriors.
Katie motioned to the healer, who scampered from his corner to the bed.
Rhyn joined Kris in the hallway and waited until Katie was out of earshot.
Kris.s Immortals appeared to outnumber the demons two to one for now, and Katie would call for him if she needed help.
Katie paced her corner of the gymnasium, where she had been herded with the rest of the Immortal mates.
Katie trotted to the chamber next to Kris.s, knowing the guest chambers were near but not sure which was which.
With the creatures too distracted to notice her, Katie drew a breath and darted across the hall, shoving the door of the guest bedroom open.
Katie closed the door to the bedroom behind her.
Katie covered her head as they trounced over her and rolled to the other side of the chamber, fighting.
Katie's gaze swept over her, and she was grateful to see her sister unharmed.
Katie rushed to the door, trying to brace it.
Katie hauled Hannah to her feet and pulled her through the doorway, across the bedroom, and into the hall.
Hannah stood close to her, and Katie stared at the door, willing their fire to keep the demons at bay.
It contorted into a human form, and Katie cursed.
Katie said, dragging her sister toward the window.
Katie gasped and flattened herself against the wall as they soared past them.
Katie followed her into another hallway on the floor where the castle.s serving staff lived.
Hannah stopped at an intersection, and Katie took her hand again, continuing down the hall toward the second stairwell.
Her breathing as loud and ragged as Hannah.s, Katie paused for a deep breath inside the larger stairwell.
Katie didn.t recognize the woman who greeted them and ushered them into the small fortress on an undeclared—hidden by magic—island in the Caribbean.
Katie knew from experience there wasn.t much to see.
Katie glanced at her troubled sister, unable to help the guilt she felt at Hannah.s look.
Despite her anger at her sister, Katie felt the warm smile affect her.
Katie hesitated, her hand going to the tattoo at her neck.
For once, Rhyn knew some sort of stability within himself, no doubt because of his bond to Katie.
He felt the sense of foreboding again, the unseen danger toward Katie.
Katie jerked awake from the latest one where she and Toby were running from the unseen demon down a sandy beach.
Katie stopped in place, her chest growing tight.
Katie couldn.t help the sense of panic growing within her.
The distinction was lost on Helga, whose look of horror made Katie pity the woman.
Katie hesitated to speak her mind, her gaze taking in Sasha.s beat-up body.
Katie inched forward, terrified he.d leap off the bed to attack her.
Katie strode back to her room, mind racing.
Katie waited until he was gone then shook her head, tired of Immortal surprises.
Katie hesitated again, afraid to leave her sister after the demons invaded the castle.
An hour later, Katie stood in a similar-looking fortress several times the size of the Caribbean Sanctuary.
Katie moved quickly in the direction she indicated and found a line in front of the guestbook as Immortals wrote their names.
Katie emerged from the shadow world with her heart pounding.
Katie watched as he walked through the lab,
Katie asked as they walked.
Katie tried to suppress it, not wanting to offend her friend, but it escaped.
Megan closed the door behind her, and Katie sank down onto the bed.
Katie couldn.t stay with her sister if her sister chose Kris, or she.d be subjected to the same treatment he was.
Katie, if I do this, I know you.ll survive.
Most importantly, he.d protect Katie by building a world that was safe for her and watching over her from a distance.
No matter what lies Katie had been told, he couldn.t believe what was said about Lilith.
For her sake, he had to find a way to live with Katie, or their differences would turn into a family feud.
It was Katie again.
His thoughts turned to Katie.
I let Katie go.
But, I.ll keep the Council together to protect Katie and our hatchling.
If Katie wanted to go to the convent, he.d be the last to argue with her.
Katie stood in the back doorway to the castle, hoping Rhyn returned soon.
He lifted Iliana.s hand, and Katie realized what he intended.
Katie didn.t have fingernail polish on when he last saw her.
He pushed the door open to his chamber and saw Katie on the bed with an unconscious Iliana.
It froze, looking from him to the woman on the bed before his eyes settled on Katie.
He motioned Katie forward with his machete, then stopped her to drape the pillowcase over her head as he had when she entered Hell with him.
Katie had never been so relieved to feel the chill of the shadow world!
He seemed to have forgotten about her, and Katie stood unsteadily, hoping he.d brought them to the Sanctuary—and safety.
Katie rose, hefted Iliana beneath the shoulders, and dragged the woman over to the shade.
Gabriel went silent and still, and Katie looked up at him.
Fury rose within him again as he took in the Immortal who had betrayed them and taken Katie.
Jade, I want you to tell me where Katie is.
Katie was the job.
Rhyn.s heart dropped to his feet, and he looked at Katie.
Katie planted both her hands on his arm to push it away.
Gabriel bent to whisper something to Katie and then moved in front of him.
Horrified, Katie watched the battle from her dreams as it began.
Katie tried to concentrate on the words, wanting to help Rhyn before it was too late.
Katie stood on her tiptoes and looked up, taking one last look at the blue sky before she held her breath and ducked beneath the water.
He glanced to the rocks where Katie had been, only to find she was gone.
He had one, now that Katie was gone.
Carmen must be quite a woman to inspire such admiration from Katie.
In his mind's eye, he had pictured her much older – probably because of the way Katie spoke of her.
And yet, according to Katie, she ran a budding goat dairy on a run-down farm in Northwest Arkansas.
According to Katie's letter, kidding season was almost on them and they were getting the barn ready.
If he knew Katie, Carmen was probably doing most of the work outside.
Katie wasn't lazy, but she didn't like getting dirt under her fingernails.
They were a long way from the nearest hotel and Katie wanted to see him as much as possible.
That didn't sound like Katie.
Katie said it was because he was so controlling.
A door slammed down the hall and Katie sprinted into the room, hugging herself.
There was no good time for Katie's brother to visit, but this had to be the worst.
Surely Katie must realize he would be slumming it - and why.
Carmen eyed Katie sourly.
Alex wasn't likely to be much help with the farm, but it wouldn't do any good to argue the point with Katie.
Actually, Josh was more than she needed, and Katie was more than she could afford.
How could she explain her mood to Katie when she had so little understanding of it herself?
At any rate, Katie was right.
At least he was finally making an effort to see his sister - and Katie was actually excited about his visit.
Katie contemplated Carmen with eyes wiser than her twenty years.
Ahead of her, Katie stepped off the wooden porch into the ankle high snow and followed the trail Carmen had broken earlier on her trip to light the stove in the dairy.
The snow crunched under their feet and the icy carried Katie's words back in a cloud of steam.
Carmen took a few extra steps to catch up with Katie's stride.
Katie had gone directly from Alex to her Aunt Polly.
When her aunt had died, Katie had moved in with Carmen.
It was hard to imagine Katie conducting her life without the help of others.
Alex concocted this ridiculous trip to coax Katie to come back to Houston.
Katie might have been brought up by a socialite, but she was all redneck now.
There was only one thing Katie treasured more than the farm.
Fortunately, Bill was equally smitten with Katie.
Carmen eyed Katie coolly and responded in a dry tone.
Katie laughed without humor.
Katie breathed a heavy sigh of resignation.
They paused in front of the dairy door and Katie stared down at Carmen in surprise.
Katie jerked on the dairy door and the crack of frozen boards echoed in the pregnant silence.
Why did she waste the breath discussing this matter with Katie?
Much as she liked Katie, they were miles apart in their opinions and dreams.
She ducked under Katie's arm and entered the dairy.
Katie followed her into the dairy and closed the door against the wind.
When Carmen didn't respond, Katie shrugged, Anyway, there are plenty of guys interested.
Katie shook her head in dismay.
Carmen slammed her hands on her hips and raised her brows at Katie.
Why couldn't Katie understand that there was a principle involved?
Katie tossed her coat at the rack and watched anxiously as the pole danced around the concrete floor before settling down.
Katie joined her at the sink.
Carmen caught her breath and stared at Katie.
Katie took the towel from Carmen's hands.
Katie opened the barn door and let four goats into the dairy.
Katie glanced at Carmen.
No doubt Katie was going to say something about short people and thought better of it for fear of hurting feelings.
Katie shrugged and turned her palms up in resignation.
Into this chaos, Katie had invited her sophisticated brother.
They completed the morning chores and then Katie headed out to pick up her brother at the airport.
She tapped on the window and Katie rolled it down.
Katie laughed shortly as she whirled the motor over and pumped the accelerator.
Katie scraped gears and smirked through her hand.
She wished she could share Katie's faith in her brother, but the only picture she could summons was a short, pale, overweight man with more brains for business than aptitude in mechanics.
The only picture Katie had of her family was an old family photo.
Katie was an infant.
Surely she had other pictures, but for the time being, Katie wasn't displaying them.
When Carmen asked if she had more current pictures of her family, Katie grew sullen.
Since Katie had invited him up several times, she had obviously matured enough to forgive him.
Katie should be back soon.
Katie called through the open door of the dairy.
Her entire thought train derailed as she gaped at the man beside Katie.
Could this hunk be Katie's brother?
Her last thought as she watched him open the door for Katie was that he'd make a good pinup.
Katie was alone in the kitchen when Carmen entered.
Katie practically spit the word out.
Katie's expression and tone were caustic.
Katie busied herself setting the table.
Katie examined a spoon absently and tossed it in the sink.
She gave Katie a level look.
Katie asked, hands on hips.
Carmen frowned down at Katie.
He threw a stern look at Katie.
Her unfriendly gaze shifted to Katie.
Katie's hand flew to her mouth and her eyes grew large.
Katie glanced at Alex and laughed.
I see Katie has filled you in on everything you'll need to know on this farm.
He pushed Katie's chair forward and seated himself at the table.
Actually, it was Katie's idea.
She dished up some vegetables and glanced at Katie, who was attempting to pile more food on Alex's plate.
How much had Katie told Alex, and why?
He held up a hand to Katie.
Carmen glanced up as Katie handed her the potatoes.
There was work to do in the barn and Katie could use some quality time with her brother, so Carmen left them in the kitchen, doing dishes.