A Nobody Novels & Stories

Damn it. He sighed heavily, staring blankly at the slide show happening in front of him. One of his people making a presentation on... a product that's to be branded and advertised. It wasn't going very well. He wagged his pen in his left hand. Relaxed in his chair while he thought of the girl that ran away. Probably because of something he said. The boardroom grew quiet. The person presenting was looking at him. As were the rest of the members of the meeting seated around him. "Nick." Bartholomew Veen nudged him from his right side.

“ You need to start working on these right now, cause it need to be ready by noon tomorrow” “ What am I to do?” “ 50million that was suppose to go to the programing department for the newly launched coding software went Missing…..” “ What do you mean 50million went missing?” Elena ask really confuse. “ I taught there is suppose to be a record for how every money is spent?”

"Is that bracelet the same model as the 'Timeless Love' limited edition that Mr. Weyland spent a fortune to buy for his mate? Today is Mr. Weyland's Luna's first public appearance, and she shows up wearing a knockoff? Is she trying to embarrass our pack on purpose?" "August, is this your friend?" another subordinate frowned and asked. Noticing I hadn't once looked directly at him, August adjusted his tie and calmly replied, "No."

Robin never had children, so she treated me like her own daughter. She knew Doctors Without Borders was dangerous and tried to talk me out of it for a long time. When she realized I had truly made up my mind, she finally agreed to take me with her. Where we worked, the fighting never stopped. Every single day, injured civilians were rushed in nonstop. Little by little, I forgot the person I used to be and gave myself completely to saving the wounded. The internet in the dorms was unstable, so I rarely paid attention to news from back home.

He'll know what you mean, even if he won't want to answer. Ariel's thumb hovered over the screen. She looked up, scanning the courtyard out of habit, though she had no real reason to think whoever was texting her was close enough to see her reaction. Theo was at their usual table, talking with Nathan about something that made them both laugh. Britney was nowhere in sight. Why are you helping me? Ariel typed. The reply took longer this time. Because someone should have helped the last one, and nobody did. Then nothing. No more messages, no matter how many times Ariel checked her phone for the rest of the day, the name Sasha sitting in her mind like a stone she couldn't stop turning over.

It hurts much worse than anything she'd felt tonight. "Right, just a nobody huh?" She attempted to yell but it came out in a groan. “But let me remind you, It’s always the nobodies who get to watch the somebodies fall. And trust me, when you do, I’ll be there, and it’ll be the most satisfying thing I’ve ever seen.” Just in time, Rina stormed in, pulled Niya behind her, creating just enough distance between them and the men. “Gentlemen,” she forced a smiled, “we good here?” her slithery voice spilled out.

"You wouldn't be. I mean I did come here for the quiet but the company would be nice. That's if you don't mind sitting with me?" "I . . . I should go," Loque Bella said. "You need not be frightened by me. I am but a person just like you." "No you're not. You're a prince and I'm a nobody." "Nobody, that's a strong word," he said. "It means . . ."

I had just left girl's night with the girls. It had been a minute. We all been so busy in our everyday lives, that we rarely had time to catch up. Kita and her man has broken up. That shocked me. He was always good to her. Hardworking man. He worshipped the ground she walked on. She said she needed some time to herself. I don't believe that for a minute. She was gone end up telling me sooner or later. My girl couldn't hold water.

Motioning for him to take a seat, Gregory complied without a trace of concern for the man's intimidating demeanor. "So, you are the CEO of SiTech. I have heard much about you. People speak highly of your accomplishments. I am Gregory Adams, owner and founder of the Adams Association. Care to introduce yourself?" Gregory extended a cordial hand. "I am Jeremy, Jeremy Nobody," came the reply. "Hmm, an intriguing last name. Is it a family name?" Gregory inquired. "No, it is simply my name. I have no family," Jeremy responded.

Sandra stopped a few steps after the door but Morgan moved forward and sat. Mr. Edgecombe put away the newspaper and his face lit up with a smile. “ Welcome my dearest Morgan,” he said. “Morning, Father, “Morgan replied. “What is the reason for my being called upon?” “It’s high time you got a personal assistant,” he started. “Pick one of the faithful people around you. A business person is incomplete without a personal assistant.” Morgan rested her back on the chair. “Well, I haven’t found one. I like Sandra being my secretary although she does the work of my PA. I’ll only like to call her a secretary,” she said.