Brian's Book Novels & Stories

"He was a set of blueprints. You're the finished building. Stronger. More complex. Worth immeasurably more." They stood there in silence for a long time, the city stretching out before them, a kingdom to be conquered as one. "I have something for you," Brian announced. He turned and entered his study. Davidson trailed behind. The room was only lit by the one green-shaded lamp on the enormous desk. Brian never went to the desk. He went to an enormous, vintage safe, hidden behind a portion of the bookshelf. He turned the combination, the click of it resonating through the silent room, and opened the heavy door.

Immediately he could see them straighten out their hair and clothes, and a few even did a quick swipe of lipstick across their lips at the sight of him, and Brian frowned as he wondered if they found his presence that imposing and unpleasant, so he hurried towards Rosetta. “I need to talk to you.” He told her urgently, before spurning on his heels to stride out, but as he left, he heard what sounded like protests behind and frowned. Women, he just could not understand them. “Sir Brian?” Rosetta gasped as she finally caught up to his uneasy figure pacing underneath a pergola. “Rosetta, I need to talk to you. But before that, have you seen Brianna at all today?” He asked in one breath, and Ro

I went to sleep, hoping things wouldn’t be weird tomorrow. The next morning I had breakfast with Elias and we went to the library after that. Elias was reading some books with pictures and making a drawing for everyone, even one for Brian. "He can see it from where he is now right?" He had asked me. I had told him Brian was looking down once in a while and could hear and see everything, but could not answer. I actually didn’t know if Brian could see anything, when I almost died I was just with Ripley and no one else. Perhaps I was somewhere in between, not with the Moon Goddess just yet.

POV Brian Lisa doesn't even give me time to speak as she's already hung up. I look at my phone with a puzzled expression. What the hell just happened there? I wanted to invite her to dinner and I would have offered her a book by one of her favorite authors, a brand new release that I had signed. If only she knew how much money it cost me to have that copy of the book signed! I pick up the book and throw it on the floor. Luckily for me, my wife isn't here, she's gone away for a few days to see her mother. So much the better, at least this way I won't have to put up with her Botox-filled face. I walk the length of my room, disturbed by what Lisa has said. What could she be talking about? All t

I was not going to make a fool of myself anymore. *** Brian's voice called out as the door creaked open. “Do you want to join us for a game of Monopoly at Rita’s house?” He leaned casually against the doorframe, a smirk playing on his lips like he had all the time in the world. I didn’t bother looking up. “No, thanks. Busy reading.” It was a lie, of course. My chemistry book sat on my lap unopened, the words blurred and meaningless. I had been staring into space, contemplating whether I could scrape together something to eat before my stomach gave away my secret. But now, with Brian standing there, my pride kicked in. I flipped the book open dramatically and shoved my face so close to the pa

Brian concluded. Stiff silence cut through the air. Brian shifted uncomfortably in his seat. As if wanting to say something. “Who cares for coffee?” He announced. The tension in the air was more than coffee. “Out with it man. You’ve got something to say?” I studied his countenance. “Oh well. I do have something to say. And it’s funny how many bad news be blowing up in one night.” Brian received a warm touch on his shoulder from Ambrose – egging him to open up.

] I let out a quiet laugh. Bryan could read my thoughts, but he couldn't grasp what they meant. He knew one plus one equaled two, but he had no idea what that answer actually represented. The comments were projected onto the large screen in the studio. Bryan's face turned green as he realized the scale of his mistake. The guests started reexamining his book. A female scholar flipped through a physical copy, her brows slowly knitting together. "What's this?" The host took the book from her, and his expression shifted instantly.

Brian. Everything from Ray's apartment fit into the back of Brians' Audi SUV. The alpha had learned that none of the furniture was Rays nor were most of the kitchen items. All the omega had were his clothes, books, computer and bedding. It was a painfully small amount of possessions. In fact, most of the clothes they had packed were things that Brian himself had bought. The alpha could only imagine how sparse the closet had been before.

"But let's be real, You'll never be good enough for Liam. Or for anyone, for that matter." Just then, Bryan walked out and returned with a book that made my heart skip a beat. It was my sketchbook, the one I thought I'd lost forever! “This book held some masterpiece design, I couldn't help but gush over it” Bryan praised the designs. Mendy snatched the book from him, her voice dripping with disdain. "This book is useless. It's full of bad drawings. And ugly designs. Who would ever wear such a thing?" The room gasped in shock everyone exchanging a knowing glance with each other.

He stood up from his seat and faced her. "Faster! Take pictures of them. I will use it to sue them!" Logan stood up because of what Brianna did, and he looked at her seriously. "Don't make a fuss here, Brianna!" Logan yelled. Brianna smiled and walked to approach them. "Mrs Grey, don't ..... Don't think of malice. Logan and I are not doing anything bad!" Gabriella panicked when she saw Brianna. Brianna observed Gabriella. It was true that she was a stunning woman. Her face was like an angel that could not break a glass. No wonder why Logan was crazy about her.