Benjamin Wadsworth Relationships Novels & Stories

The call ended right after that. Shane and Pembroke were overjoyed. Benjamin Grayson truly was a man of power. At the same time, they were in utter shock at the power Wilbur held. Wilbur was definitely more than just a member of the Department of Paranormal Research and Defense to be able to have such a relationship with Benjamin Grayson. Everyone knew that Benjamin had left official affairs behind completely upon his retirement, and never got involved with any state departments. This meant that Wilbur and Benjamin were definitely friends.

He had a good relationship with Griffith. "How's Benjamin doing?" Griffith asked. Eli took a puff of cigarette and sighed heavily, "He almost didn't make it. Damnit, this kid is ruthless. The cut was so deep, he'd be dead if someone didn't stumble upon him." Griffith furrowed his brow and remained silent. Benjamin's mother was his cousin-sister, and his father was Eli's eldest brother. Both of them were only a few years apart in age. When they were younger, Benjamin would always follow him around, addressing him as 'uncle' to tease him.

he said with a burning gaze “Do you know the hell I went through these 2 weeks when I couldn’t see you?” “I don’t think so… you’re lying… you didn’t hesitate to announce your alliance with Witherby family.” Dana pouted. “Announce what?” Ben frowned. He hadn’t been attention to the outside world. He had focused all his energy on finding her. He narrowed his eyes dangerously “They dared?” “Nope. It was announced by the Adalase family member.” Dana pursed her lips. “Baby, are you jealous?” Ben’s eyes brightened as he caught on.

Benjamin could not understand why Julian and Nora broke up. Weren’t they in a loving relationship before this? Julian even followed Nora to Winsterdam, right? Benjamin even had a private conversation with Nathan about Julian and Nora’s relationship. Both of them had been very optimistic about their relationship. Even Nathan, who had never liked to show much emotion, complimented Nora and said that she was an outstanding girl. She made people feel comfortable, and no one would feel worn out when they were with her. She was the best partner for someone like their boss, who would often overthink.

Order restored, Benjamin glanced at Wendy and barked, “Back to work—all of you. Especially you, little chub. Anyone slacks off, I’ll deduct their pay.” He strolled out of the café like nothing had happened. Wendy was fuming. Because she worked here, he’d bought the entire coffee chain? Who the hell does that? She called Caitlin, ranting on the phone. Caitlin couldn’t stop laughing. “Honestly, not a bad outcome. Benjamin’s mouth might be vicious, but the man clearly has your back. Since you can’t get rid of him, why not just accept it?” After hanging up, Caitlin returned to The Vanderbilt Family residence to spend time with the kids.

Emma hurried to the restaurant and took the tea into the kitchen. Judi patted Benjeming Waltson 's arm, "My mother misunderstood." Benjeming Waltson shrugged, "Anyway, I will be your boyfriend sooner or later.Just let it go." As he said, he walked to the sofa and sat down, asking for credit, "How did I behave just now?" Judi gave him a thumbs up, "That's great." Benjeming Waltson thought of something, and blamed, "When did you find my third brother and sister-in-law, you didn't tell me."

“So General Wilson’s young daughter didn’t really die tied to a chair in front of these windows?” “First of all, Benjamin Wilson was never a General in the Civil War. He was a cotton merchant. He and his wife moved into this house with their three sons and two daughters, none of which died here as far as I can tell. In fact, both daughters lived into adulthood, the youngest marrying into a very prominent Savannah family, the oldest living until 1942.” Brad shook his head. “It’s amazing the ghost tour companies can be allowed to just fabricate stories like that.”

Getting all the investors to his side wasn’t totally necessary but he wanted all the cards he could get in his hands. “Not right away, they’ll still need a little convincing,” Benjamin answered. They walked out of the building together, CEO and assistant, business man and bodyguard. Benjamin opened the driver’s seat and Wade climbed in. “Is the presentation for Mr. Peter ready?” “Regarding the marriage proposal?” Benjamin asked as he slid into the passenger seat. “What other presentation would it be Ben?” His eyes crinkled at the sides. He and Benjamin had a funny relationship. Wade had found him ten years ago, almost dead and abandoned on the side of the road. He was barely recognizable com

Elissa didn't want to talk, so she said perfunctorily, "Well, Benjamin is very capable. I learned a lot from him." But Amanda didn't want to let Elissa off the hook, saying, "I see Elissa is a big fan of your boss." She looked at Carson and said, “if Mr. Benjamin hadn't said Elissa was his assistant, I would have thought they were a couple. They do make a good couple, don't they?" Carson gave Amanda a homicidal look in his eyes. But Benjamin was very happy. He praised Elissa. At the same time, Amanda began to pull back.

"Ms. Shaw, I heard stories about your past relationship with Mr. Zimmerman, but I don't know if those are true or simply rumors." Cheryl went still, and some of the blood drained from her pretty face. Perhaps Elias had other intentions for bringing up her past with Benjamin, but that didn't make re-examining that relationship any easier. She'd worked alongside Benjamin for 11 years. She was well aware of how others around him viewed their relationship. To them, she was a lover he kept on the side and his most loyal lapdog, the kind that clung to him like chewing gum stuck on the bottom of a shoe.