All Good People Here Sequel Novels & Stories

Suddenly the body went still and I dropped it. I pushed my door open and went to the body. I placed two fingers on the side of the person's neck to check for impulse. I was glad I was able to find his pulse. I was grateful he wasn't dead. "You need to leave now!" Starr's voice reminded me. Just as I was about to leave, I heard his voice. "Be careful little one and don't forget all I taught you. Goodbye Scar, I'll see you soon!" He bid me goodbye.

“And our decision is that the previous gamma, Andrea will be retain her role and be reinstated as gamma because there's no ther person we'd have by our side. And for beta, we have my best friend, Diane and her mate, Seth for replacing Jackson.” I looked all around, satisfied by the effect her words had on the people. The people looked at her, at us with love and respect. The best part, it was extremely genuine. A few hours later, we were done with the ceremony and our luggage had been loaded into our rooms and everything had been put in it's rightful place. I had my lunch and went straight to sleep. *****************************************

Marry me, Jeremy. I drifted beneath the ceiling, watching it all play out. Jeremy's gaze settled on her hand, shielding her belly. He remained silent for a long time, then he smiled. He placed his hand gently on her belly. Jessica looked up at him, and a hopeful smile spread across her face. Jeremy smiled back and plunged the scalpel into her stomach. Jessica's scream pierced through the entire corridor. "I wanted a second child because Madison couldn't have one anymore. Now that she's gone, what do I need a child for?"

"Sir, you're too kind..." Alan answered firmly, "Not at all! A hero will not be left to struggle on his own! We cannot let a hero have his spirits be broken!" He turned to the people behind him. "Here, let me introduce you. This is Dr. Jimmy Langdon, a cardiologist from Hopkins Hospital. He will be consulting on your case. This is the director of the Ministry of Health, responsible for arranging your follow-up treatment." Jimmy stepped forward and carefully reviewed my parents' medical records. "I've read about your condition. Although it's somewhat complicated, it's completely curable. We have developed the best treatment plan to ensure your full recovery."

“I’m free on Sunday, does your sister live in New Jersey or the city?” “She’s in New Jersey.” “Well, I can pick you all up at ten, if that works?” “I will check with my sister, but I don’t see why not. I’m excited,” I smiled. He took out his cell phone, “What’s your address?” “1512 Brookside Arch in Ridgewood.” “Got it. I’m glad your happy here Tessa. You’re doing a great job. I feel like you’re ready to start the initial consultations on your own now. What do you think, you comfortable?”

"If he had just held on and been patient, maybe Ruby would have come back to him. I think he just got too jealous and went down a dark path. That can be dangerous." "However, I bet he's really regretting it now." As I went to the office to say goodbye for good, I overheard whispers in the break room. I stopped in my tracks, stepped closer, and said to the whisperer, "I have no regrets. "If you're scared, next time you can just hide like a scaredy-cat." I have always believed that the good guys get protected and the bad guys get what's coming to them. The guy I snapped at turned all shades of red and white, too flustered to get his words out.

I said, very seriously, "No, Mommy. You're a good person. You always told me that doing good things is never wrong. You were just unlucky. You saved a really bad person." My mom finally laughed through her tears. The sadness in her eyes slowly faded away. She pulled out a black card and waved it in front of me with a playful wink. "This is my reward for completing the mission. From now on, you and I are going to live a very happy and wonderful life." She used the money to buy a small apartment. It wasn't big, but she kept it clean and warm. Later, she opened a little flower shop. Every day, she was surrounded by flowers. Her days were peaceful and content.

A nearby officer answered, "We caught him. He has priors and was recently released. He probably thought she was carrying luxury goods. There was a struggle. He- She- He killed her." My heart felt heavy. As I watched Kendra's body being taken away, I remembered all our moments together, my heart filled with mixed emotions. ... Time flew by, and a year later, after repeated testing between the laboratory and testing grounds, our electromagnetic research finally achieved a breakthrough. Our entire team received commendations. As I stepped out of the lab that day, I looked up at the clear blue sky. A wave of purpose surged through me, stronger than ever. For this land and this country, I must co

One year later, at a border refugee camp in Amaran, Eleanor wiped down her camera, her movements focused and mechanical. "E-Eleanor." The tent flap was lifted, and Josephine Lake stepped inside, holding a cup of water and moving with visible hesitation. "What is it?" Eleanor looked up and smiled gently. "I wanted to thank you," Josephine said as she handed her the cup, gratitude clear in her eyes. "If you hadn't pulled me back today, I would've been hit by that armored truck."

Good thing, they have a responsible leader. "This is what you get for procrastinating. How many times have I told you guys to stop procrastinating?, assuming you came here yesterday when you all were supposed to, this won't have been the story. But anyways..." He trailed off and turned his face to mine. " You're a gift from the most high to replace the missing guns" he turned towards the gun man, dubem. "Carry him" Dubem started walking towards me. wait, are these people taking me away??