Calamity Bert Novels & Stories

The pain of not knowing had become more unbearable than the pain of the truth, whatever it might be. I remembered an instance where Earnest had been particularly dismissive of a concern I had raised about the cottage renovations. He had brushed it aside, citing unforeseen complications and urgent financial demands. At the time, I had accepted his explanation, chalking it up to the stress of his work. But now, with my newfound vigilance, I wondered if those "complications" had a name, and if that name was Victoria. Had she been the architect of these "complications," or merely a complicit observer? The thought sent a fresh wave of icy dread through me.

If you push things forward like that, it's going to lead to a huge crisis! Unexpectedly, Marshall simply laughed when he heard that. He got his phone out and played a video. It was a video of a half-finished building collapsing. Dozens of workers were buried beneath the rubble, and the scene descended into utter chaos. The title of the video was "Scene of Jeremy Carter's Crimes". I scrambled to make an emergency call for someone to save the trapped workers, but Marshall scoffed at me. "These videos were taken a week ago. Do you like the gift I prepared for you, Jeremy?"

His face twisted in playful annoyance. “Fine, fine!” Then we all noticed the silence in the room. The others were stunned. Bert had always acted so masculine in front of everyone. They had no idea he was actually gay. “I think they’re all in shock at how fabulous I am,” Bert said, brushing it off. “Anyway, didn’t you say Mr. Windermere’s wife didn’t even know I existed—or something like that? So that was you?” I swallowed, moved closer, and sat beside him. I saw Asher’s face twitch with a slight frown.

"Easy Calder I'm the best hacker you got" "Yeah and if you weren't you would have been dead years ago" he winces knowing I'm right. Four years ago we found a peck in our system and found the rat was one of my hackers, Casey was on exterior patrol as a tower guard and his talent for getting into trouble with government was going to waste. He himself set out to fix the system breach and found the rat all from his post, after that he was moved into as he calls it layer and has done very well for himself, that is until two years ago he made the mistake of bringing some slag back from a bar and she had a kill code she tried to use to bug our system and bring down the motion sensors and security s

"I won't call it that directly. It's just that I sometimes wish things didn't have to turn out so badly. She didn't need to become such a bitter person. I will forever be indebted to her father. It's probably the reason I can't toss her out." "It all worked out in the end, after all, and she has a roof over her head. I just recently heard that Alpha Carl sent her out of his pack, warning her never to return." "He is smart." I snickered, "I don't want to sound like a daredevil. But if he worked with Kara in the first place, he isn't exactly smart." He pulled his lower lip with his teeth, squinting his eyes at me. "Are you calling me dumb?"

My head was hazy, and my vision spun. "Well, well, enjoying your cozy little life, are you? Not only were you responsible for my son's death, but you also left Sarah to fend for herself without a care. Today, I'm going to see exactly how deep your shamelessness runs." The woman standing before me was none other than Jeremy's mother, Alice Burnett. Before I could even speak, she dug her nails into my face and clawed at me relentlessly. Though I empathized with her grief over losing her child, I knew I was blameless.

Bashir sighed and hook his head, scratching the sudden itch that alerted him from his nape. "She is a strong amazing young woman. I just met her the other day. It's her birthday today." Falmata raised her head at her father and when she saw the answer in his eyes, that it was true, Labeebah Sheriff had become her sister. The years that had been held at Bay started with a huge vengeance.

"What are they doing here? You need to let them go now!" He chuckled as he shook his head. "Sorry, dear, but you don't dictate what I need to do. Besides, where would I send them? Their parents already suffered a fatal accident in my pool." Bertram snapped his fingers at the two dark elves behind her, gesturing to them that they should assist Buttercup to her feet. "Allow me to show you what I mean." As he turned towards the pool, a door off to the side opened and Buttercup saw another dark elf enter followed by… Her blood turned cold as she stared at a face she would never forget. Fat Boy sneered at her as he followed the dark elf into the room.

Perry and Calvin came out of the kitchen, and Amanda then asked, "Perry, how’s the investigation on the car accident with Bert?" Perry received a message just as he took out his phone. He opened it, and it was a message from Bert. "Miss Wilson, there’s news. When the crash happened, the nearby cameras were destroyed. Bert spent several hours restoring them." "Here, look, this is the driver." Amanda took his phone and looked. The driver was a middle-aged man. After the accident, he fled. Amanda handed the phone back to him and said, "Send me the driver’s photo."

Allan approached them closer because he saw the strange behavior of those who had been whispering. Bert spread his hands and shook them without hesitation, "Of course not, sir! I don't want to help Mr Tom, Kok! He just asked..." Tom hurriedly hugged Bert tightly with his teeth clenched in anger, "Damn it! you! Trying to betray me, huh?!" "We were just discussing our plan earlier, Allan! And yes, it was pretty successful until this kid ruined it!" Tom gave Bert an annoyed look. "Why me?" asked Bert, looking unhappy.