Billy Unger Relationships Novels & Stories

It was the same one that she spoke to on the phone, Billy Winterford, the collateral relative of the Jones Family and the chief designer of Bourne across the street. Billy had disregarded Brian and strode into the store. When he saw they were preparing for renovations, he commented loudly, "So you're preparing for a renovation. That's great. Once you're done, we can just move in." Instantly, Brian was furious. He walked toward Billy and shoved him. "Billy, I told you to never show up in front of me. Otherwise, don't blame me for disregarding our past!" Upon hearing this, Billy sneered. "Disregard our past? What are you going to do? Punch me? Come on then..."

"You don't have to accept it, but my role is to protect you. If you can't trust my judgment enough to consider my suggestions, I can't keep you safe. We have to listen to each other. For now, it's just the two of us. We'll have to do our best with the limited resources we have, and Tony is one of them." I scowled. "Fine. I'll take your comments into consideration." "That's all I'm asking," Billy said. "Did he tell you how he manipulated me into falling for him?" I asked. "I got a few details," Billy responded. "He also told me how sorry he was and how much he still cares about you. It was rather pathetic, to be honest." He playfully elbowed me. "You deserve better." "That's not helping," I s

“I thought I saw someone. Was probably just my imagination.” “Maybe not. Doom certainly isn’t a normal town.” “You are right Dad. I am not sure how to say this but I have this idea this town is keeping people trapped here.” William just sit looking at him. “Where is Gia, Dad?” Billy finally managed to ask but still feel uneasy. Especially now that he said her name. “Who are you talking about Billy?” “My wife,” William again just sit looking at him. “Please answer me Dad.” “I didn’t know you were married. Remember the last contact we had was the day you went to jail. The same day your mother died. That day I washed my hands off you.”

He didn't smoke or drink, so it was impossible for him to go to the bar with them. Charlie asked, "How about Natalie?" "She is very gentle, attentive and considerate." Billy replied. "Since she is so good, why don't you get married? It's not easy to meet a good woman. Why do you pursue Sherman?" Billy said, "I still love Sherman." Charlie smiled and didn't say anything. He didn't want to get involved in others' relationship. That was Billy's own business. Now Charlie was in a mess. How could he be in the mood to care about others?

I uttered about turning to enter the hospital. "Hey, Keith," Billy called and I turned swiftly to glance at him with a questioning brow raised. "Jude told me about your dad and you. He wanted to know if I knew where you were." Billy called word for word as if he already guessed I wouldn't be interested in talking about my father who had acted like an asshole. What's the problem with who I hang out with? And he better start preparing to hear I and the so-called fag is already in a romantic unbreakable relationship.

He smiled thinly. Billy released himself from Thomas's embrace and then looked at him suspiciously. "To be honest, I've had suspicions, even before today," he said. "What?" "He often leaves Tiffany alone, citing business matters in Nevada, I mean in Reno. But it turns out he goes to Sacramento very often, with a woman... It disappoints me, thinking that he's a liar, but when I said this to Tiffany, she always defended him, she seemed to cover up his faults," Billy said seriously. "And from this news, I feel like God has shown me that Erland is truly a liar... He might indeed have another wife besides my daughter... And maybe that woman who often accompanies him in Sacramento... If she's not