Bnwo Novels & Stories

"Clancy's grandson bought that mansion over on Bakersridge." "What nonsense are you saying? The man's a biker; for heaven's sake, where would he get that kind of money?" Natalie took a sip of the water the waitress had placed in front of her as she savored the look on Jen's face. Oh, this was going to be good.

Lana said fanning herself whilst Sophia laughed. " You need to meet Mr De Nero ...he's so hot ..." She said and I froze at the mention of De Nero . " You mean Luciano ? He's the Boss ? I asked surprised. " You've met him Already ? Yes he's the hottie Aria ...omg " she squires.

I sighed and went back downstairs, my phone beeped. Wanna talk? -Anne Sure, what do you want to talk about? -Brian Come over to the city park. The bench facing the lake. -Anne 'Wow, she really wanted to talk by 8pm. Maybe I'd tell her I liked her today, ' I thought as I picked up my keys from the shelf and locked the doors. I parked my car carefully and came down from the car, I went straight to the said bench. Anne's head was rested on her palm as she stared at the water like she was thinking of something, there was a crate of beer beside her, one bottle was opened and three bottles were empty already, she's probably drunk.

He doesn't care about this feud, he just wants to satisfy his stomach. "I heard that it's closing down," I reply, still furious. As far as I know, Dylan's gone bankrupt. I guess it's 'cause his number one customer is in New York now. Aqueela kept him in business. "You're a real buzzkill, you know?" Max shakes his head at me despite my words being true. "You just don't want to see Bex, right?" Bell asks quietly, aware of my thoughts. "What do you think?" I retort cockily. "Of course, I don't want to see that revolting invalid."

ZION I strolled into the house, my dad already busy correcting the blueprints of the house according to my mom's wishes. My mom was at the hospital, the only hospital this town had. It wasn't really busy there. In the small town, hardly anyone became sick or met into accidents. It was weird in a way. My mom was the one who took care of Brady that day. I tried my best not to think about the situation so she wouldn't know it was me who did that to him.

It seems clear that your son, Lewis, is the jinx to his wives! Connie was left momentarily speechless by Mia's retort, her indignation evident. "Mia, don't become too arrogant. The Bowen family holds considerable prominence in Nord City. Where does Lewis fall short compared to you?" Isabella added, "Exactly. The Bowen family is currently in discussions with the esteemed Barrett family from Bern City regarding a substantial business venture. If it materializes, our family's status will soar to new heights! "With this partnership, the balance of power among the prominent families in both Bern City and Nord City could potentially undergo a significant shift!"

"Yes or no?" "Yeah, okay," I said, flirtatiously. Leon moved back, a grin on his face. I was already excited, wanting this twelve hour shift to be over already. "Bailey, Duggan, were rolling out. Protest outside Buckingham Palace." Stuart poked his head into the target hall. "Fantastic!" Leon shouted sarcastically, laughing. "Glad you approve. Let's move." Stuart shook his head.

---- Writer’s POV: Sidney always raced home first, desperate to be the one greeting his father, to steal that rare flicker of approval before it faded. Tonight, in a brown Lamborghini slicing through Doha’s glittering night like a blade through silk, along with Meenah. She was only a few years older, but her delicate frame and youthful face made her seem the youngest beside any Goldman, her presence a quiet reminder of Wire. “I was like—uh—uhm—” she snapped her fingers, laughing softly, the sound fragile in the engine’s roar. “Seventeen when I started college.”

I flashed him a smile, heading back to whisk myself under the sheets. “Take it wherever you’re going. It’s a protective jade.” He yelled behind me. “Yes, sir!” It was impossible to carry such a stone all around. It had edges that fit up to a hexagon and a weird drawing of a yin-yang symbol, supposedly. The whole school would definitely think I’m some shaman trying to hold the females into some kind of fraternity. I walked past the monochrome-colored tiles, dropping the newspaper collection and the weird-looking stone on the dining table.

I inform her as I finish examining him, “Since his nose is blocked, he is finding it hard to breathe. That’s why he is refusing to eat as well because it makes him out of breath.” “Relax, nothing to be worried about, and he will be fit and fine super soon.” I smile and help Connor to climb down the table, and then walking over to my desk, I hand her the prescription. “If there is any other issue, you can call me on my number.” I give her my visiting card. “Thank you.” She nods her head, looking slightly relieved, and keeps the card in her handbag. “Bye Samuel.” He waves his hand while holding the bunny with another hand.