Al.com Obits Birmingham Novels & Stories

She turned her head in front of Versa but the young man immediately shifted it. "Hey, please move, I'm watching the news here" Mimin frowned, what news caught Versa's attention that made him focus so, grabbed the remote control to increase the television volume. "This morning, the second son of businessman Laura Karmen, Al, was found dead in his apartment. The first suspicion was that he had overdosed and died before he could be rushed to hospital. The building staff who first found Al's body in his bed this afternoon said that he had previously seen Al when he delivered him breakfast, but when he wanted to clean the room in the afternoon he was shocked to find the thirty-year-old young man

I hardly know what I'm having for dinner, let alone what is happening in three days. He seems to notice my expression. "I've gotten you tickets to a special function Saturday night." "Function?" I question suspiciously, a little apprehensive about what he means. "The Alphas hold this soirée every year, and I managed to get you a ticket. We have job to do, and it's going to happen..." Job? My head spins. Alpha Grayson shows up here in the middle of one of my speeches, and announces something life changing, and now this?

She'd been twenty-eight years old. The next document was her obituary from a small Alabama newspaper. Elena Rose, 28, of Birmingham, died April 3 in a traffic accident. Born in Miami, Florida, she was a talented artist and devoted mother. She is survived by her daughter, Lily Rose, age 8. Services will be held at Pinewood Memorial Chapel. Lily Rose, age 8. I stared at the words and did the math again because I'd done it a hundred times already.

Bryant rolled his eyes. “You’re not in uniform, so I don’t have to listen to you,” Alex huffed. “And she’s my best friend. Not letting some random guy go after her,” he added. “Luna, you remember me? I’m David Bryant. And that…” David greeted, pointing past me to the honey-eyed wolf. “Is Mikali Hamilton. Alpha sent us to protect you and your family. He didn’t mention a brother, though,” David explained, giving Alex the side-eye.