Arnold Swansinger Son Novels & Stories

“He is,” Warren said heavily. “His father is my Mom’s brother. My Uncle Sandy moved to Colorado a long time ago after some trouble with the law back in Kentucky. He somehow got all involved with The Fallen Angels, patched in, goes by Sands Kane now. That’s the reason the farm went to Mom, you see… because her brother was already settled here, with no intention of ever going back to live. Anyway, years ago, he knocked up some hanger-on at the clubhouse and they worked something out so they stayed together, kind of. They had Donovan, then they had my other cousin, Mirrie. Two more Kane kids. We could have been a baseball team.”

After all, just one word from Yvonne would allow Jared and Luther to get their hands on the project that they were fighting over. Arnold's smile disappeared as he watched Samuel return to the private room. As the second son of the Hover family, Samuel was not someone to be underestimated. Even Arnold had to tread carefully when dealing with his boldness and the many tricks up his sleeves. Wanda found him in the parking lot. "Why didn't you invite me to join you in attending the social event today, honey?"

Arnold scolded his second son whereas I enjoyed his state, he was completely helpless and powerless. “Why, Arnold? Why did you do this to me and my son? You never loved me, I get it but Arthur is your own blood. How could you do this to him?” Linda broke down into tears, this time they seemed real. Karma hit back her very harshly. “Xavier, please give me some water.” Arnold, who looked really tired, requested his elder son for some water. Xavier immediately brought a glass of water for him and helped him tp drink it.

However, Arnold surprises me with a reassuring smile and a simple acknowledgment that it's no problem. After getting dressed, we retire to bed, and as I'm on the verge of drifting into sleep, a voice interrupts the quiet of the night. I sit up abruptly, my senses alert, and as the voice becomes clearer, I realize it's Ryan. Turning to Arnold with a mix of shock and joy on my face, I share the incredible news. It seems the connection with my son is stronger than I ever imagined. Arnold's eyes widen in astonishment as I confirm the presence of Ryan's voice in my mind. He quickly asks if I'm sure, and with a concentrated focus on our mental link, I can feel the unmistakable essence of Ryan with

Catherine led her to other rooms, the ceremonial rooms, the pack meeting room that contained the alpha’s throne room which she only pointed to her from outside as it was locked and other rooms which she took no interest to know what they stood for. “Who are those?” Eleanor asked pointing to the portrait of a man and a woman with a little boy in between them. They were all smiles. “That is the formal Alpha and Luna, Alpha Arthur’s parents. And that is him, the little boy.” Eleanor took a step closer. She started briefly into the picture portrait. “He looked sensible when younger…what about his parents, they don’t stay in this house with him?” “They are dead.” “Oh, I’m sorry. I hope I didn’t t

That was shortly before they got close. “Damn it,” Ryan grumbled in his chair. Nothing was making sense to him. It was all complicated. On the other hand, there was a totally different story. According to that one, Arnold had a father and was not an orphan till the age of twenty. His real father's name was supposedly Alexander. After drooling on the case for a while, he called in his secretary to explain things better. The lady walked in almost immediately. “Sir, you called me.” Ryan nodded. “Yes, I did. Please, sit.”

He’s snuggling her with questions, she looks at me, smiling. “Mine.” My wolf growls at the young man been so close to her. I radiate jealousy as I see the man touch and hold Justin’s hands. “Stop being a creep.” Justin tells the young man before turning to look at me. He turns and notice I’m sitting in the room in the clinic. “I’m Luke, Justin’s brother.” He gives me his hand for a handshake. I stood up from the sit and take his hand. “I’m Arthur.” I say respectfully and with a smile on my face.

With all seven of us in the den, dad explains the news of what transpired while we were having our interview. Arnold, the young man I used to have the honor of educating here in Minneapolis, is missing. His brother, Jamison, went to pick him up from school the other day and couldn't find him. Assuming he had found a way home without him, Jamison went home to see if Arnold was there. He wasn't. Jamison called both his mother and father and asked if they knew of any reason why Arnold wouldn't be at school. There was no reason they could think of.

“Are you a member?” He chuckles softly. “No, not exactly, but my father is. He happens to have been one of Arthur’s closest friends.” “Who’s your father? The name Greenberg isn’t ringing any bells.” “Okay, now this is where I go out on a limb to trust you, Abigail, because this information isn’t widely known.” “Let’s have it, Aaron, don’t be coy.” “Carson Donovan.” I snort a laugh. “Right, Arthur’s hatchet-man. He’s like an uncle to the Winchester boys and is probably just as corrupt. Besides, Donovan has one son and two daughters, and you’re not one of them.”

I argued "I was not talking about their daughter, I was talking about their son" my father said "Son? What son?" I asked him "Paul Smith has a son called Noah, his first wife, Aria and him had a son but when she died and he got married to Vivian, the son was not seen by the outside world" my father said "And how did you know about the son?" I asked "I have my ways and Paul Smith owes me money so he sold his son in exchange " my father said .