Benjamin Button Book Novels & Stories

He closed the book and placed it on the bedside table and took off his glasses. "You read?" Isabella asked "I like reading" Benjamin said "Me too" Isabella said excited at having a common hobby "Oh that's great. We could share our books" Benjamin said "What were you reading?" Isabella asked as she sat on the bed facing him. "The Battle of Belonging" "What is the plot? Is it action genre?" Isabella asked Benjamin chuckled "It's not fiction Isabella. It's a book on patriotism and nationalism. Written by a famous politician." Benjamin said and Isabella made a face

He threw clothes at his face and coldly said, "Put them on yourself!" The agent had never seen anyone dare to treat Benjamin like this before. Benjamin had a very bad temper when he woke up, and just as he thought the little Tibetan Mastiff was about to jump up and fight back, he saw Benjamin grab his clothes and mutter softly, "Fine, I’ll wear it!" Every creature has its match. Even the fearless little Tibetan mastiff, when faced with his own cousin, is left with no choice but to surrender. After Jayden returned from abroad, he went to the capital city two or three times. Every time Benjamin heard the news, he quickly disappeared.

she said as she made her way back to the house. ***** Benjamin watched the scene unfolding before him. He had initially wanted to help the chubby lady, but was surprised at her battle ability. She had actually taken five hefty men down single-handedly and was impressed by her ability. He found her moves oddly familiar before he discarded the thought. “I want all the information about her.” he said as he winded up the vehicle window and the driver started the engine. Benjamin arrived home as he headed straight to his room. He had just arrived in America after the unfortunate death of his fiancée. He moved to the dressing table as he placed his wristwatch there before his eyes darted to his fi

I stood up and said, "They are at the gate. Let's leave." Annie and Bridgette nodded and I gave myself one last glance in the mirror before leaving my quarters together with them. The closer I got to the main doors of the castle, the harder my heart pounded. Swallowing down my nerves, I looked forward in determination as the sunlight touched my skin. "You're finally here," Benjamin said when I walked past the door. He stared at me from head to toe and smiled, "Women take forever to get ready." Benjamin stood tall in a black suit with a red cape that hanged from the sides of his shoulders. Golden chains hang from one button to the one across from it on his jacket and he looked as dazzling as

I had to remind myself to turn the pages to make it look like I was reading, all the while debating my next move. Benjamin finally yawned, closing his notebook and eyed me. “Luna, if you don’t mind, I need to head home and shower before my meeting.” I blinked, realizing what meeting he was talking about. “Of course. Just let me put these back.” I took my time re-shelving each book, pulling down a dark green volume each time my hand came down from the tall shelf above. When I was done, I buttoned up the jacket all the way, once more hiking the collar up around my neck as an excuse to have my arms in front of my chest, blocking the view of the bulk beneath. “Cold, isn’t it?” I said, faking a s

It leaves me dumbfounded. I slip from the car, Maxwell close behind me. We follow the large man, who also opens the front door with my luggage in hand. Once we enter and he closes it behind us, he quickly disappears. An overwhelmingly strong sickness twists my stomach at the thought of staying here. It’s going to be so pleasant and very eventful or the exact opposite. Maxwell We find Benjamin in his library pretending to be scholarly. He holds open an ancient book hoping to get intrigue, but he gets an eye roll instead. He’ll find out soon enough that Charlie isn’t easy to please.

This guy wasn't as bad as I thought. I hurriedly whispered a thank you and read the answer out loud. Once I finished, the professor gave me a look that could kill before telling me to sit down. Ha. You didn't get me this time. Not a chance. I sat back down happily. Just as I was about to pull out my phone to reply to some messages, the voice of my seatmate drifted over. "Give me back my book." I bit my lip sheepishly and looked at Benjamin. I really was an idiot. I had used his book and then just kept it. Still, couldn't he be a bit softer with a girl? He clearly had no idea how to treat a lady.

Jeremy instantly understood Benjamin's meaning. "Go, with Hannah's intelligence, she must have left evidence along the way for me to find her." Benjamin angrily hit his own head. He should have thought of it sooner; his little princess was so clever and would definitely leave evidence. Benjamin mobilized everyone to search along the way. Soon, a bodyguard came over and said, "Sir, this looks like a button from Miss's clothes. I saw her wearing clothes with this kind of diamond button this morning." Benjamin was overjoyed, "Yes, keep looking!"

He worked hard to calm his racing heart, which felt like it might leap out of his chest. Silence fell between them. Bonita’s eyes scanned Benjamin’s outfit—a neatly pressed short-sleeve formal shirt and jeans. Typically, Benjamin dressed casually at home in T-shirts and shorts or training pants. His current attire suggested he was planning to meet someone important or attend a prearranged event.

After Will received Benjamin's call, he went to his room right away. As he opened the door, he felt an overwhelming sense of pressure. Stunned, he became anxious for no reason. Standing at the door, he scanned the room. Just as his gaze landed on the bed, he felt a piercing glare. He immediately withdrew his gaze and walked to Benjamin, standing by the window. He called respectfully, "Benjamin." Benjamin was wearing a dark gray trench coat. He had one hand on the windowsill and the other fiddling with a rosary bracelet. On the back of his hands, his veins bulged slightly.