Benjamin From Lost Novels & Stories

Then, with a teasing lilt, he added, “But if you get there safely, make sure to send me a detailed report on how you avoided all disasters along the way.” “Goodbye, Ryan,” I said, still chuckling as I ended the call before he could drag me into another ridiculous scenario. The next minute, another number flashed on my screen—a familiar one. Benjamin. My stomach twisted as I answered. “Hello?” “Olivia. It’s me, Benjamin.” “Oh, Ben. How’re you doing?” I asked, surprised to hear from him. “Well, knowing you’re doing well and that I’m following you to the Trench Bar makes me feel fine.”

Benjamin is still searching for Ivory and has yet to find her. None of his men dared to show up before finding Ivory. Because as clear as his orders, he will punish them if they return without results. Benjamin began to get frustrated and desperate. He never thought he was so crazy when he discovered Ivory was missing. Benjamin had never been so attached to any woman before. All just for fun—just like what he did with Ivory. Pleasure, enjoyment, fulfillment—all there was in his head. And for what Ivory gave him—even sexual gratification—he treated Ivory like a queen. He would fulfill whatever she wanted.

If only he hadn’t gone to that hotel opening with Zayna, if only he had ignored Mea’s sudden reappearance, if only . No. Straightening his posture, Benjamin reminded himself that self-pity wouldn’t bring Bonita back. He had to keep searching, even if it took years. He pretended not to care. Driving toward an unfamiliar beach, he set up camp and stayed there for several days. Again, he approached everyone he met, showing Bonita’s photo, but, as expected, no one recognized her. Refusing to lose hope, Benjamin bought a surfboard. Whenever his thoughts spiraled, he rode the waves, letting the ocean soothe his restless soul. His once-fair skin had darkened, burned, and peeled under the sun—a test

He was a well-known playboy and often had an entourage of beautiful girls following him around. He was also one of the few friends Benjamin had. Since he lived abroad, they didn't contact each other much. Before leaving for Darai, Benjamin went back to Hawkins Manor to pack. As soon as he stepped over the threshold, he saw some renovation workers coming out of the elevator. "Benjamin, you …" Benjamin frowned as a bad feeling crept over him. Before the two people on the couch had the chance to greet him, he strode into the elevator. He headed straight toward the bedroom on the third floor.

We need to know what is going on so that we can get an end to this and the best way to do that is to find out why Benjamin rejected Claudia. Benjamin’s face slowly morphs from the stoic expression of a warrior to that of a young, scared wolf. His face falls into his hands and he takes several deep, shuddering breaths. When he looks up, his eyes are red-rimmed and moist. “What’s going on, Benjamin?” I ask. “I can’t put her through it. I wish that I’d never met her.” A lone tear courses down his cheeks. “What? What can’t you put her through?” Liam asks.

He wasn't human anymore, he is aware but that will not stop him from proceeding with his plan. Benjamin is just a step from going to the police station to declare Rhea missing, when the call he was dialing for the hundredth time that day went through. His breath hitched as relief flowed through him. "Where have you been all day?, you weren't at work or home and you also refuse to pick up my calls. Are you mad at me or have I done something wrong?" Benjamin rattled away in a sad tone. His unhappiness was uncompressible.

Benjamin was indeed there and had returned to his standard human form. Rain was very relieved. She reached out and touched Benjamin's cheek. Rain also checked every part of Benjamin's body. She had to make sure there wasn't even an inch of Ben's body that didn't return to normal. "You're back as before? Your feathers are gone! Look, your long muzzle isn't there either!" Rain squealed with joy like a child getting a surprise. Rain could not think because she was so excited. But Benjamin's reaction was not as happy as Rain's. The young man looked gloomy for someone who had just been disaster-free. Ben grabbed Rain's upper arms and demanded attention from the girl.

the case, she never wanted to disturbed him. "Sweetie, you need to be careful. What happened to your mom might not be a coincidence." She looked at him closely, and finally had the courage to ask. "What was it with Vivian Desmonde that you chose her over mom and me?" Evan took her by the hand, and they both sat on the couch. "Cathy, dear," he paused, buried her face in his, "I love you so much. I just did what I had to. I never wanted to drag you and your mother into the mess I have made." She removed his hands from her face, and asked, "Tell me what you have to." The man paused, and continued, "I decided to leave, because working with Sergius Desmonde takes a lot of sacrifice." Cathy sat s

At the very least, Benjamin must have dealt with people from the underground world before. As far as I knew, though my information was limited, Benjamin had lived comfortably in Asia with his parents. A wealthy life, far removed from the dark world. Something felt off. There was something not right about Benjamin’s attitude. “I’m not looking for trouble,” Benjamin said. “I came because I thought, why wait until tomorrow when I can see Miss Anna today?” “By coming here, you are looking for trouble, dude,” Nathaniel snapped. “Alright then. I’ll leave now.” Benjamin looked at me and smiled. “I came here to show my sincerity, Miss Anna. Anytime you need me, you can reach out, and I’ll be waiting

Corinne looked deeply at the kid she had lost three years ago, who somehow found his way back to her without any of them knowing. "Why didn't you tell me I got the wrong kid?" she asked in a trembling voice. Benjamin dropped his head in shame. "I wanted to stay with you for a few days before going back to my own home." Corinne's heart went out to the boy. "Why do you want to stay with me that much? You've never met me before." Benjamin tugged at the bottom of his T-shirt anxiously. "I don't know why either. I just…think you smell very nice, and I like staying by your side."