Caleb Kennedy Nowhere Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Eden’s right. Zane will find us and save us.” Us? Since when was Caleb one of ‘us’? He was sort of the opposite. As in…Zane wanted to kill him. I wasn’t too sure that Zane was going to save Caleb. I furrowed my brows. But he looked panicked and scared, so there was no point in arguing with him. “Because,” Storm sighed. “No one knows where the Santonio Estate is. The location is an enigma. No one’s been able to find it. EVER.”

Caleb spoke. My pulse raced. I felt a thundering sound fill my ears, and I averted my gaze from the screen. I was eavesdropping on his conversation with his friend, I had a camera and a microphone hidden. I got the file about everyone who attended that camp, there is no one shady, not even a single mafia king, just mere people, thieves, people who lost themselves in drugs, people who survived something grave, people who lost themselves through other means. My eyes darted back to the screen, Caleb is good. I should have known, it saddened me that he didn’t mention she was sick, even before the attack, he never once mentioned he had a daughter, let alone that she only had a limited amount of

Captain Obvious complained. “Last time we questioned someone, you slit their throat before we got any useful information.” Chuckles grunted. “He insulted my mother!” Captain Obvious argued. The other two just shook their heads. “I want to know where Caleb is,” I insisted again. I wasn’t going to let them bully me into being silent. Without Caleb, it didn’t really matter what they did to me, anyway. “He’s with the sheik. There, happy now?” Captain Obvious said. “He’s an entire continent away from you.”

Killian yells, not minding that he is standing in the hallway of a hospital. "His son is in the hospital but he doesn't care to show his face even once! Doesn't it speak volume too, Mr.Price?" Caleb finds himself lost at words. "Fine then. He doesn't want police involved, alright. But there's no one stopping me from getting involved. And I swear to God, if your brother knows about it and tries to stop me, I will do something drastic." He storms off outside, hoping to get some fresh air and refresh his mind.

With the spotlight now shining on him, he threw his arms up, grinning widely as his teammates engulfed him. “He’s more than that,” I mumbled, not caring that I sounded ridiculous. “You’re just being obsessed.” She groaned, chewing noisily on her popcorn. She always chewed noisily whenever she was brewing something stupid in her head. Just like I had thought, she shifted her gaze back to me and with a hand resting under her chin, she said, “I told you about Caleb, remember? He asked about you again.” “And unlike Nate freaking Lincoln, Caleb is actually normal. He studies Computer Engineering like us, and doesn’t think the sun rises and sets with his own ego.”

She was just about to call him, but a split second later, she changed her mind. Jim would have approached this doctor a long time ago if he had known of her existence and did not even need to wait for Theo's help. All of a sudden, Luna remembered Caleb. Caleb was from Lincoln City, too, was he not? On top of that, the Crawfords were extremely influential in Lincoln City, so if Dr. Rachel was as good a doctor as she claimed to be, Caleb must have heard of her! As soon as she thought of this, Luna let out an exhale and sprinted out of the room.

“Mr. Cross, Caleb has returned from the Capital,” Nolan Drake reported. Damian Cross stood by the floor-to-ceiling window, gaze lowered to the garden. A faint, unreadable smile tugged at his lips as he watched Aria Vale attempting—chaotically and joyfully—to bathe Little White, the massive Tibetan Mastiff.

“Good to see you.” Before I could say anything else, I noticed someone in the back seat—a lanky Black teenager, maybe eighteen, slouched low with his hoodie pulled up, staring at his phone like it was his lifeline. He didn’t even glance my way. Then it clicked. “Wait, that’s Caleb?” I asked, turning to Conrad. “Ned Jackson’s kid?” Conrad nodded, pulling the car back onto the street. “Yeah, that’s him. You remember Ned, my buddy from way back. Caleb’s his first kid. He was, what, seven or so last time you saw him?”

Kaleb said almost speechless. He never had anyone say anything like that to him. It was more Kaleb why do you keep doing this, Kaleb you're going to put your father into an early grave. He shook his head as he thought. He turned his focus onto the stars because he wasn't sure what to do with himself. “Do you know anything about them?” Danica asked him with a smile on her face as she looked up to the dark night sky. “Bits and pieces, I know where the north star is.” Kaleb said his eyes were studying the sky.

Caleb: I am in Florida, easier said than done. Me: The ceremony is tomorrow night. Caleb: That’s great! Congratulations! Okay, what the hell is with him lately? He was starting to piss me off. I know losing his mate must have gotten to him, but it wasn’t until recently he started to get an attitude with me. Me: I don’t know what the hell is going on with you. But you need to get back here. Caleb: Nothing is going on with me. I am not going to be there. Give my best wishes to Luna.