Big D Randy Novels & Stories

And why was she all alone that night, in that place? "If he is, then Val is in deep shit right now. That Ford is bad news." Brent then told me a lot about Randall, Dom's best friend, I guess. He's a notorious businessman and loves playing with power? That's what Brent said. On the outside, Randall is indeed intimidating. There's this aura of danger surrounding him which I can't explain. Dom also had that aura, but it wasn't as dangerous as Randall. After Brent's visit, I went to Dom and we prepared for bed. Dom answered some business calls as I laid in our sheets.

The golden-haired lady just slept soundly. Randall arrogantly smiled and thought that things were getting interesting as he revived up the car's engine. If it turns out that Allysa was trying to catch him, the game is on. Though Randall isn’t the type to play with feeling doesn’t mean he is naive. Surviving the world of business was ruthless career, just because he doesn’t like playing doesn’t mean he doesn’t know how to play.

Randy nodded. "Yes. I'm working overtime tonight." "Working on a deadline for which company?" Darwin asked curiously. It's rare for Randy to work overtime. As far as he knew, his cousin was usually against spending too much time in the office. "Not working on a company deadline," Randy replied casually. "Well, then?" "I'm working overtime to achieve the goal of giving Mama a grandchild." Kennedy and Darwin were both surprised. They looked at each other before Darwin was the first to respond.

She mumbled under her breath , clutching her hands to a fist as she rant. FEW DAYS LATER ~ DAMON'S MANSION Damon was inside the study room with a guy called Randy, both of them had been friends since childhood and are really close. People even find it hard to believe that both men were best pals because they are completely different from one another. Damon was the cold ,bossy type while Randy on the other hand was jovial and an international billionaire playboy. "So Selena is really alive I can't believe this " Randy Said with a speechless expression on his face.

Randy smiled at me. I groaned and stomped my foot on the floor. Randy shrugged his shoulders and smiled. "Alright Randy, it was nice seeing you. See you later." I waved at him and left dad's office. Randy is actually a very good friend of mine. If you're worried that he might like me because we are close then, you're wrong. Randy is a gay and that's why we could keep a good friendship all these years. I met Randy when I just moved to Paris and he was a very good friend of mine.

she muttered. “Hey, that’s not fair,” Brady protested. “Candi was the love of my life.” “Moving on,” Doctor Randall said. He pointed to Bev. “What about you?"

“It is just that… I think it is the right thing to do. Why don't you people talk things out?“ I asked. I still did not understand why Dave was so reluctant to meet her. “Okay!“ Dave said and looked at me. “I will go out with her tomorrow, if that is what you want. I will listen to you…” I looked at him in shock. Had he just given in? “You mean in, right?“ I asked as joy began bubbling inside me. My Big Brother was the best! But the man rolled his eyes at me. “I am the president of ZD corporation. Wouldn't I grow a tall nose if I lied?“ He asked. And I chuckled aloud. I had never expected that he had this kind of humour. I was still confused about why Becky thought that he was cold. How could

Randy slumped onto his bed, tossing his bag aside. The weight of the past week pressed down on him like a storm he couldn’t outrun. Carlson’s texts, the jealousy, the kiss,the world felt too loud and too confusing, and Randy needed someone to talk to. He pulled out his phone and tapped a message to Brian, his best friend since childhood. Randy: Can we meet? I need to talk. Brian: You sound serious. Be at the usual spot at twenty.

A voice he never thought he’d hear again. His old partner. The Major must be desperate to pull Randy out of retirement for this, Jones thought, as he attempted, unsuccessfully, to extract himself from his ruined classic. But his flight and now capture had hopefully bought enough time for his krewe—he liked the irony of labeling his band of thieves and rogues after a social organization dedicated to celebratory parades, Carnival, and Mardi Gras—to clear out and regroup at their safe place. “Nah, Randy, I’m cool,” Jones called back from inside the shattered car. “But I’m starving. Could you grab me a Big Mac from the drive-through? And I seemed to have misplaced my smokes.”