Aku Bego Novels & Stories

𝙰𝚌𝚎 𝙰𝚕𝚊𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚛 7 years old. The brown-haired boy stood there looking at the woman helping her kids choose the toys they wanted. Ace didn't get help from her, he's shy, anxious that she's going to return the ten dollars teddy bear that he brought. His soft small hand clenched the ear of the brown teddy bear, he pouted and with a shaking body, he approached his mother.

Rudra look at him and said" Today we will see some forts and church." "We are not here for forts and church, we are here for beaches." As Aakash said that Shreya who was sitting next to glare at him as she knew what he meant. "I mean Goa is famous for beaches...." As he was trying to cover up while looking at Shreya who was still glaring at him "but it's fine we can see forts and church, no problem." Aakash added still looking at Shreya. After listening this she continue her breakfast. Abeer who was sitted opposite to them after watching this , he look at Krisha who was having her breakfast 'Right now I am feeling so lucky that Krisha is not that dangerous like Shreya.' he said to himself.

I screamed his name, but the sound was trapped in my throat. Uncle Kingsley stood behind me. The legendary billionaire, the man who could buy entire countries and crash the stock market with a single phone call, looked helpless. His billions of dollars, his royal connections, his endless power, none of it mattered. Death didn't care about money. Death didn't take bribes. Kingsley kicked a metal trash can. It crashed loudly against the white wall. "Dammit!" Kingsley cursed, rubbing his jaw harshly. He let out a dark, frustrated breath. "Looks like we only have that piece of garbage left."

A nameless rogue from nowhere? The woman he'd kept at his side for three years was the princess of the Blood Shadow Pack. The only daughter of the most powerful Alpha King in the Southern Territories. Leo's eyes turned red instantly. He dropped to his knees. "Sophia — I'm sorry, I didn't know, I swear I didn't know —" He knelt there, face upturned, tears streaming, his voice breaking apart. "Your status more than matches mine... no — I'm the one who doesn't deserve you — but please, give me one chance. I'll break the mark with Selena right now. This second —"

Focus Chester, focus ! Bogo sipda (Miss you) Ireohge malhanikka deo bogo sipda (Saying this makes me miss you even more) Neohui sajineul (Miss you) Bogo isseodo bogo sipda (Even though I’m looking at your photo) Neomu yasokhan sigan, Naneun uriga mipda (Time’s so cruel, I hate us) Ijen eolgul han beon boneun geosdo

One day, a mother went out to buy groceries and left her three-year-old with Carmen. The kid was too young to be away from his mother and cried nonstop. The noise gave Carmen such a headache that, in a fit of frustration, she left him alone in the hallway. Terrified, the toddler wailed at the top of his lungs, drawing several neighbors out of their homes. When the mother returned and found him there, she immediately confronted Carmen. "I left my child with you because I trusted you! How could you leave a little kid out here all by himself? Do you have any idea how dangerous that is?"

50 Gomez 51 Bieber 52 “HEEEEEYYYY” 53 “What again? Pest.” 54 “Nothing. I just miss teasing you.” 55 “Nuisance.” 56 “Hey, I graduated with honors.” 57 “You’re an asshole.” 58 Goat 59 “WOW, YOU’RE IN THE PROVINCE!” 60 “I actually am in the province.” 61 A place in the province of Laguna. 62 “You?” 63 “Me.” 64 “You’re a piece of shit.” 65 “Snob ”

"Are you out of your mind? She's someone you dare to mess with?" "What?" Mabel was startled by Laurence's reaction, her mind going completely blank. Meanwhile, Laurence lowered his head respectfully toward me. "Ms. Mendoza, I sincerely apologize. How would you like me to compensate you? Name your price." I let out a disdainful laugh. "How much do you think you can afford?" I sighed mockingly. "I had no idea the CEO of Silver Key Holdings had such an arrogant and foolish daughter. What an eye-opener. Let me guess. If I weren't Celia Mendoza, you wouldn't have even bothered showing up today, would you?

I mutter irritably. I hurry out of the bar, hitting a hard body belonging whoever was about stepping into the bar. And instead of apologizing, all that escape my mouth is “Abeg, wakar well,” without caring to see who it was I hit earlier. PIDGIN ENGLISH abeg, wakar well- - - - - please watch where you are going

He shrugged, "Well, I don’t want to wake you up. You know you look innocent and peaceful to look at when you sleep. I think I much prefer you sleeping then you’re awake. ." I rolled my eyes at that comment. He finished peeling off the mangoes and placed them on a plate, preparing a new sauce. "Are you eating bagoong?" He asked. [Bagoong is a Philippine condiment partially or completely made of either fermented fish (bagoóng) or krill or shrimp paste (alamáng) with salt.] I nodded at his question, "Of course I eat it, it goes well with mangoes! "Oh, I thought you would be picky with your food. Women I mostly know don't like the taste of it." He commented, offering the food to me but he stoppe