Barry Allen Novelas e Histórias

It was clear he had a habit of eating high carb meals for breakfast because he had quite the stomach bulge on him. Officer Barren was a man of medium build, African American, and had dark brown eyes that almost looked black. His face was clean shaven but a small mole stood out on the side of his nose, he looked to be in his late twenties. Possibly younger. Azzo took out his business card and handed it to Officer Stills. “Azzo Eckehard, I’m here to see a client. She’s my client’s fiancé.”

Suddenly, Ted jogged over and said politely, "Mister Lance, please calm down. We can talk this out." Barry glanced at Ted and asked coldly, "Oh, it's you. Do you know him?" "I do know him." Ted nodded. Barry scoffed coldly and said, "I'm sparing you for Ted's sake. Get lost right now and I won't trouble you." Ted instantly froze in place. He chuckled wryly after a moment, then whispered to Wilbur, "He's the richest billionaire in Toneville. We can't afford to mess with him. Hurry up and apologize. We'll leave right after that."

Resignedly, I trailed behind him, my gaze scanning the crowd in search of Harrison amid the multitude of guests. At the far end of the bar, I spotted Harrison engrossed in conversation with another man, and his face lit up with recognition as he noticed me. Amidst the crowd of men driven by desire, Harrison stood apart. His regard for me was one of admiration rather than lust. Maybe it was because he was a gamma wolf, which was a good thing as I do not want to have a feud with Monica’s friend.

💖💖 Thank you. Part 2 Barry Benson, corporate shark, billionaire, and business genius, stood in the dark interior of his home and looked dumbly at the coffee machine. He could spout facts and figures on profit margins, GDPs, EBITDAs, KPIs, and NOIs in his sleep but he couldn’t get the fucking coffee machine to work. He didn’t even know where the damned light switches were in the kitchen and was navigating by the flashlight feature on his smartphone. Why couldn’t his smartphone make coffee? Then he’d be set.

Allen replied sourly. “Anne’s condition acting up?” She thought the timing would line up. “Nope.” Suzy raised an eyebrow. “Oh?” “He didn’t ask for Red Falcon this time. He asked for Tina.” He couldn’t help but marvel at all the titles his boss held—miracle doctor, chemistry expert, elite hacker… If he didn’t know her himself, Allen would never believe someone like her could exist in this world, let alone be a woman. “And what’s his goal?” she asked.

What terrible consequences were about to rain down on whoever had been monumentally stupid enough to sexually harass the chairman of the company. The chairman who also happened to own the controlling majority of shares. The chairman who could destroy entire careers with a single phone call or email. The chairman who was clearly not in a forgiving mood. I looked at the time on my computer screen. Few more minutes left until the big reveal. I pulled up my contacts and scrolled through until I found a particular name I was looking for. Detective Barry. An old friend from my college days who'd gone into law enforcement instead of business. We'd stayed in pretty close touch over the years, and he

“Aaron, Rachel mentioned seeing you in the backyard with Barbara earlier. Anything happen I should hear from you first?” The room went quiet. Cale and Orrick both turned to Aaron, their expressions a mix of curiosity and subtle warning. “I was just using the pool when she came out. Nothing happened, Boss,” Aaron explained, his face a mask of professional neutrality. “It was just small talk.” “I hope so,” I said, my voice dropping an octave. “We’re here for a break. I want no trouble.” “Good morning,” Barbara’s voice drifted down from the staircase. We all looked up as she descended, her eyes darting between us before she reached the center of the room.

I heard a commotion coming from some of the office girls across the room which broke me out of my mind swirl. “Have you seen Mr. Hottie out there with the super sports car.” One of them gushed. Please don’t let this be Logan. I thought. The girls were all gushing over some guy outside. I looked over one of their shoulders and sighed. “Leah, isn’t that the guy who was at the bar last week?” One of my closest colleagues asked me a little too loudly, to drop me in it. “Yeah, that’s Logan Carter.”

“Come here, Barry.” Barry leaned down obediently. Phillip continued, “Barry has been with me a long time, Sato-san. And he’s gay, so I don’t worry one bit. My wife is completely safe with him.” “Ahhhhh,” the foreign businessman nodded understandingly and gave Barry a thumbs-up. Monica May had to choke down her laughter at the bold lie. Barry shifted uncomfortably on his stool as Mr. Sato whispered something to his colleagues. They all turned to look at him with knowing nods and smiles. One of the men even gave Barry a lingering, appreciative glance and a slow smile.

Me saying that wouldn’t help anyway. However, when we make it to the barrier, it isn’t Time I see. It’s Cain. He stands there, hands shoved in his trouser pockets, smirking. My heart falls the moment I see him, those golden strands in his hair glowing underneath the sunlight. It seems strange to see him outside in the sun. He seems like a dark dwelling demon. A demon that has saved my life before. Alden looks confused, unsure of who the strange man is standing outside the barrier. “Can we help you.”