Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 65
bethany allowed herself to be led to the nearest bed and sat down, holding her finger out in front of her. "don't worry about a thing, missus bethany. we'll have your wounds treated in no time!" layla said, rummaging around in bethany's black bag.
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 66
bethany allowed herself to be led to the nearest bed and sat down, holding her finger out in front of her. "don't worry about a thing, missus bethany. we'll have your wounds treated in no time!" layla said, rummaging around in bethany's black bag.
Chronicles of Trisha Talon - Book 1 - Chapter 3
bethany has many more uses than just body guarding." ahmeh said. "i'd rather let you swing by your neck by your own humarans." i said before i thought. "that never gets old." ahmeh laughed. i glanced between her and bethany.
Ander - Chapter 5, Subchapter 10
"bethany, this is silly!" "shush! not another word! now open up!" this time bethany didn't allow for any protests.
Ander - Part 5: Subchapter 11
"bethany, this is silly!" "shush! not another word! now open up!" this time bethany didn't allow for any protests.
Ander - Chapter 7, Subchapter 58
bethany shouted. "back the hell up!"
Ander - Chapter 8, Subchapter 8
"i wouldn't do that if i were you," bethany cautioned. "huh? why?"
Ander - Epilogue: Subchapter 8
"i wouldn't do that if i were you," bethany cautioned. "huh? why?"
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 149
bethany shouted, feeling like her throat was about to shrivel up and die. "back the hell up!"
Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 4
bethany sighed, but somehow managed to put on a brave face for her next patient. "hello, dear. renna was it?"
Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 77
Danado jumped and bethany gave him a good smack on the knee. "hey! hold still or do you want me to mess this up!?" "sorry, kai." bethany gave him a good dose of the evil eye before bending down over her work again.
Ander - Chapter 2, Subchapter 12
bethany asked of no one in particular, but ander took it upon himself to answer. "yes. one fox." bethany hurried over to the door, mumbling something about visitors coming in at the most ungodly of hours, and pulled back the latch.