Bid You Adieu Novels & Stories

Both watching. “You heard?” I said. “All of it,” Adrian said. 82 BPM. Calm. Real calm. “No deals.” “No deals,” I confirmed. Adrian nodded once. Walked over. Kissed my forehead. Like Chapter 39. Like goodbye. Like promise. “March 14th,” Adrian said. “10 days. I’ll hold you to it.” “I’ll hold me to it,” I said. Alex reached out. Touched my face. “Mama? Are we winning?”

Gabriel asked. “A goodbye,” Adrian said simply. Gabriel hesitated. “From her?” He nodded. “She’s in Paris now.” Gabriel sat across from him, searching his face. “How do you feel?” Adrian thought for a moment. “Sad,” he admitted. “But also… lighter.” Gabriel smiled softly. “Then maybe this is the real ending.” Adrian reached across the table, taking his hand. “No,” he said, his voice warm and sure. “This is the beginning.”

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During study hall, everyone in the classroom was going through their homework. Meanwhile, I had my earphones plugged in, playing a mobile game. My teacher and classmates all noticed this, but no one stopped me. After all, I was the state's top scorer. The headmaster gave me privileges, and I could spend my time how I wanted. However, the new dean of students had no idea. He snatched my phone away and bellowed, "What's your name? What do you think you're doing? Everyone else is working hard, so why aren't you?" With a deadpan face, I answered, "My name's Finn Wood." "You're at the top of your year, right? Just because you have good grades doesn't mean you get to disrespect your teachers!

for all of us. "Then take it on my word and my conviction that neither you nor I will die tomorrow!" Blackridge declared. "And know that I could never kill you, either," he added with a determined smile. "Adrien," he said, stopping him as he went to leave. He turned again, curious. "Thank you for this," he told him, shaking the ring as he held it between his thumb and his forefinger. Adrien smiled with a nod. 'Any time, old friend. Any time at all.'

Noah said, getting emotional. "Stop it, okay? Just stop it. You're talking as if I'm about to die or move to another dimension or something. I'll still be close, and you'll always be my best friend, okay? So let's just stop this talk. This isn't goodbye, trust me, and believe in me," Adams spoke reassuringly, trying to comfort Noah. "I believe. I do," Noah said, sounding relieved but still worried. "Good, good... okay, so send my greetings to your mum and dad for me. We'll see each other tomorrow," Adams said with a heavy heart, knowing that he might never see his friend again. As he drove away, he felt sad and scared about his uncertain future.

Whispers spread. Everyone recognized her voice. The auctioneer beamed. “Fifty thousand from Ms. Adriana Cole!” A few people hesitated before another paddle rose. “Sixty thousand.” Adriana didn’t even look to see who it was. “Eighty thousand.” The bidder responded. “Ninety thousand.” Adriana raised her paddle again. “One hundred thousand.” Gasps rippled through the room. The auctioneer looked thrilled. “Do I hear one hundred and ten thousand?”

"Ensure Adam reaches home safely." The guard nodded. "Ma'am." Adam entered the awaiting vehicle. Adeline leaned in. "Tomorrow, I'll tell you stories," she whispered. Adam beamed. As the car pulled away, Adeline waved. Adam mirrored her gesture through the window. Smiles lingered. The vehicle disappeared into the night, leaving Adeline staring down the empty road. Her heart swollen. Adam's brief visit brought joy. "Tomorrow," she whispered. The darkness softened. Stars twinkled like promises. Adeline's thoughts drifted to Sebastian, Adam's father. *********************

I asked as I looked at him straight in the eye. "I want you to win this bidding, whatever it takes." He said and I nodded. After that he has another meeting, I was introduced to Diego by Adrian's assistant. Diego and I talked about strategy to win the bidding. He and I will bid together and find ways to buy the product. I grabbed my bag and ready to go to the exhibition with Diego when Adrian entered the room. He asked Diego to wait for me outside. He gave me an earpiece so he could her what I say and guide me if there's something wrong.

“Send the final offer.” Marcus nodded. Then he hesitated. “Elena.” “Yes?” “Adrian just doubled his bid.” She looked at him. A slow smile appeared. “Then let's see how badly he needs it.”