Build Novels & Stories

She would be mortified if she knew I was following along but I love to see her blush when she is shy and embarrassed. “You are not going to tell her about the note from Alpha Matt?” Stan asks through our mind-link. “Not yet. I do not want to ruin the fun they are having. We will stay close, and the warriors are on high alert,” I reply. The warriors found nothing and nobody outside at any of the entrances. It pissed me off that we had been so close. The next time I see that Alpha, he is a dead wolf.

The fact that he is never on the spot of the heist ensures that even if someone fails he can give orders to those still able to receive them. Owen gives out instructions and goes through the plan in short once again. Everyone is in position so we move in. Snipers take out the guards outside the building. The team then moves in to enter through all the doors. The factory is old with a lot of different entrances, which make it a very bad building to hold fort in. There is even an underground entrance from another building.

Hard. "Ouch, That hurt!" I snarled. "I don't care," He snapped back. "Please, you both don't start right now. We reached your hostel, Summer. You both get ready to go inside," Mamma announced, sounding annoyed and it was no wonder. I looked up with my left hand still on my right elbow where that trash-face hit me and saw a building with three storeys — the building was built in the way how typical hostels were built; the exterior was coloured white completely with a gigantic entrance door in the middle where hung a big 'WELCOME' banner above it. There were many windows here and there in every storey.

“Thank you.” “Good, we’re all settled in,” my uncle continued, his grin having returned. “Either of you wanna hit this?” He presented to us a large black glass bong, adorned with the Burning Saints’ club logo. “Warthog here had this made special for me as a gift. Isn’t it beautiful?” “Oh, boy, Cutter, I tell ya, I’d normally join you, but I just polished off a spliff in the parking lot before coming in. How ’bout you, Cricket? It’s 4:20 somewhere, right?” Minus mocked.

In the end though, they had given no further protest to my stepping out to go check the houses that Hiro-san had said that he would show me. “And? What do you think?” Hiro-san asked me after giving me a tour of the house personally. He had said that the builder was a friend but, in reality, they were a client. In fact, the very apartment building and vacant flat that he had shown me were his design. It was no wonder that he was so gung-ho about showing me around. In fact, this was the third one that he was showing me just that evening. “I think it’s nice.” I nodded, glancing at the balcony that overlooked the street below. It wa

"You're back." I was startled by Noah's cold voice. The way he looks at me matches the coldness of his voice. He was seated in the home bar area. It was Noah who suggested building a home bar in my apartment. We both love to drink wine and other liquor, especially during winter. Andrew is across him, looking like a bartender in the bar. I saw him pouring whiskey on Noah's glass. My forehead creased. What are these two doing right now? Are they doing a role play where Andrew is the bartender and Noah is the customer?

It was a brown big box with paper with a little writing on it. From: Happy Scholarships To: Todd Thomas ' I hope I'm happy in the end,' I muttered sarcastically and slit the seal. I opened the box and saw a white envelope with the same notes: From: Happy Scholarships To: Todd Thomas I took it and checked the back if there were any notes but found none so I just tore open the envelope and took out the letter. It was short and it looked precise. Dear Applicant Todd Thomas, We appreciate your effort and time to apply for Happy Scholarships but we regret to inform you that you were not selected among the chosen. We ask for your patience and understanding. You can apply next year and can be possi

“ That’s the first time I’ve ever heard that, “ I said sheepishly He flashed his fangs. “ It’s the façade you put up. Everyone puts up one, but you’ve built a wall too tall for anyone to climb over, “ he explains watching my every move. My hands started to shake. He pinned me to the side of the house. “ W-what are you doing? “ I ask He states deeply into my eyes. Making a shiver go through my whole body.