Alec Baldwin Novels & Stories

she whispered again. Elijah gave her a reassuring look, but she could nonetheless see the pressure in his eyes. Whatever turned into manifest, it might exchange the whole lot. She needed to be sharp, to outmaneuver James and Alexis before they might pull the rug out from under her. The chairman of the board, Mr. Albright, cleared his throat, calling the room to attention. “Let’s start, shall we?” His voice became easy but company, the tone of a person who had visible endless electricity struggles in his time. He was vintage-college, conservative, and notoriously tough to sway. His opinion ought to flip the tide of this assembly, and Paulina knew she needed him on her facet.

“Is that so? You feel humiliated.” Baldwin’s aged face flushed. He had nowhere to hide. Timidly, he glanced at Calvin, but the man stood by silently, indulging everything without the slightest intention to intervene. “No, that’s not what I meant,” Baldwin stammered. “I just thought… aren’t you short on money right now? As far as I know, your parents are still abroad and unable to return to the country. The assets under my name, if used to pay off your debts, though far less than enough, might still help in an emergency. It could also be considered a way to repay what I owe your father. You… what do you say?”

Levi's POV After breakfast, we go to find Baldwin. Apparently, his office is in one of the barns at the back of the stables. When we get there, Baldwin is inside with four other guys, as if they’ve been waiting for us. “Ah, you’re here. Come in,” he says, standing. “This is Caleb, Aaron, Dante, and Chase.” The four of them rise as we introduce ourselves. Caleb has the bushiest eyebrows I’ve ever seen. They’re thick and dark, making his broad face look thoughtful. He has a quiet demeanour, and something about him settles the air in my chest. Maybe he comes from a Gamma line.

This is something that has not happened since city N was founded, if you want to be among the few who wants to defend their motherland, then we call everybody to join us, but if you want to give up freedom to someone who cannot even speak the same language as you, then go ahead and become slaves! “After a few sleepless nights, I am glad that we are happy to announce Lenox Crawford, the alpha of the Crawford pack and the CEO of Crawford corporation, will be standing against Lucien Hart from the Lucien pack to vie for mayor. Whoever wins will be the leader of city N and we will follow all his orders. The person to win will be crowned alpha king, and we will all be under his rule and submit to

"Talia, it has been so long." The man beside her looks rather miserable, but Talia attention is stuck on Eric. "Alpha Tate," she breathes out. "You know my old friend Isabella?" Eric sighs then smiles charmingly. "Why, yes I do, very much." "How surprising." My eyes narrow in on her. "Who's this?" I ask, motioning to the man. "Oh, this is my mate, Brandon, he's third in command for Alpha Richards," she explains. "We meant two years ago. Still haven't found your mate, huh Isabella?"

Allen asked the second he got back. I heave a deep sigh to calm the rage that burns me inside out. “I want you to do something for me before dawn. I don’t care about the price. His name is Aldwin Baltar, the son of the city mayor. He and his friends are here in the resort. We don’t need to hurt or kill him. Just steal his goddamn phone. Do you understand?” “Copy, boss. That job is a piece of cake. Expect to have the phone in your hands before sunrise.” Allen replied before he left.

As Alex’s campaign continued to gain traction, the political landscape shifted dramatically with an unexpected development: an endorsement from a prominent and controversial figure—former President Jonathan Hale. Hale, known for his polarizing policies and strong rhetoric, had been a key player in national politics for decades. His support could catapult Alex’s campaign into a new stratosphere, but it also carried significant risks that could jeopardize the progress he had made.

The woman said flirtatiously not even looking at me once. We were now in the hotel room and it was beautiful, The bed was huge and looked freshly cleaned there was also a huge black sofa and a flat-screen TV attached to the wall with a balcony that came with an amazing view of New York. "This is beautiful" Is all I managed to say but Alessandro just nodded with no emotions showing on his face. "Are you seriously mad at me for speaking up for your brother who you quite clearly treat like shit?" I put my hands on my hips.

, I said lowly. I saw the councillors exchange glances before another one of them spoke to me. It was the older man from the day Roberta and I had to declare our children dead. “We understand how heavy the weight of your loss could be, which is why we think you should take a step back. You still get to be the Alpha, but you're on an indefinite leave of absence “, he said. I scoffed and looked at him, shaking my head. “I'm fine. I'm not taking a leave of absence. I'm back to lead my pack”, I said.

Jack grumbled into his earpiece, "I'm going to start shooting." "Hold your fire, waiter," Sebastian whispered, taking a glass. "Where is Hale?" "Center table. Holding court." Alexander Hale. The CEO of Hale Media. He was a man in his fifties, tanned, polished, with teeth that cost more than most houses. He was laughing loudly, his hand on the shoulder of a Senator. "He looks comfortable," Harper said, her eyes cold behind her masquerade mask (part of the gala's theme). "He thinks he won," Sebastian adjusted his cuffs. "He thinks Sterling Corp is his. He's about to announce the acquisition tonight."