Chad From 8 Passengers Novels & Stories

For the next five days, they planned to disappear. Isla leaned her head on Chad’s shoulder, her hand resting casually on his thigh in a silent reassurance. The bus was only half-full, most passengers dozing or staring at their own screens. The driver had the radio on low, some classic rock station droning through the miles. She glanced up at him, eyes bright with that mix of adrenaline and mischief that had defined the last twenty-four hours—her heartbeat quick and her nerves buzzing. “Still nervous?” she whispered. Chad gave a small, uneasy laugh, but his fingers tightened anxiously around hers, betraying the anxiety he tried to hide.

“Who's coming tonight?” Chad leaned back against his seat. “Don't know.” That was helpful. The guy behind the wheel—Zach, if I remembered correctly—laughed. “You should all be grateful Chad let you come.” His grin widened. “Tonight's going to be special.” I exchanged a glance with Zeus. “Special?” Zeus repeated from the back. “What makes it special?” A loud cackle came from the passenger seat. Conrad twisted around to look at us. “Oh, you'll see, limpy boy,” he said to Zeus, making me smirk.

“Hi mom! Yes, we are on the road now, we are actually almost to South Carolina but we are about another three hours or so from you.” Should I be getting excited about meeting his parents or nervous? Maybe a little bit of both? We pulled into a restaurant to get something to eat. Chad and Joe being the comedians that they are, this should be interesting. “Welcome to Freddy’s! How many today?” The hostess welcomes us. Chad starts counting, “1, 2, 3, well it looks like there are 4 of us today!” Eye roll at life. “Absolutely, right this way.” The hostess walked us to our table and gave us our menus.

Chad calls to me as I pass by him. “Yeah?” I turn to look at him, and I notice how good looking he is tonight. He’s wearing black tie. His light-brown hair looks a bit shorter—which makes me think he just got a haircut. His hazel eyes inspect me as if he’s trying to study my mood before he says anything else. He suddenly looks a bit uneasy, glancing anywhere but my eyes. Chad clears his throat, shoving his hands in his pocket. “So, since we’re all going to the same event, I thought it’d be okay that we went with Spencer. He offered to drive me, and since I had agreed to pick you two up, well…”

So that left Alpha Mason, Luna Kat, Alpha Sloan, Luna Hailey and Kaden going for the black Ford Jeep. Since the Jeep was a new model, it had three back seats, two middle seats then the passenger seat and the driver's seat. So seven people could ride in it which meant that everyone fit in nicely. Luna Kasey was left in the passenger seat while Carter was in the driver's seat. Alpha Wyatt and Alpha Nathan were in the middle seats while Luna Ashley, Alpha Clause and I were in the back seat.

I tell him and I’m stretching my neck and tiptoeing as if that would help me see any buses incoming. “It’s bad, K. It’s really bad. You need to get here fast and don’t take highway five! Take the other side! There’s been a huge accident so there’s major traffic everywhere. Please get here as soon as you can! We need all hands!” “Accident?! What acci–” Before I could finish my question, I heard someone call out a coding and Chad disappears.

He says sarcastically. "Bro, you should have seen that coming." Ryland chuckles. "I'm guessing he deserved that?" Alex questions. "One mistake... It was one mistake!" Chad exclaims as he takes his seat between Alex and Ryland. "Guys, not that I don't love this tension, but we have company." Chris yells at us from the driver's seat. Nammy was in the passenger seat and was holding Chris' laptop for him to see. "Two cars on our left. One on the right. I'm guessing they're his back up security." Nammy shrugs.

At this point, Connie was the only one left, sitting in the back seat of the car with a dark expression. “My dear wife, you can’t run anymore now.” Looking at Connie’s beautiful face, Chad couldn’t hold back anymore the lustful fire that had been burning in his heart since a long time ago. “Everyone! Turn around and make a circle around this car now. I will have a little fun with my darling wife now. Hahahahaha!” Chad’s excited but nasty laughter rang amidst the heavy rain.

Adira and Chadwick ride on a long white limousine on the way to the event hall. The vehicle is a large luxurious chauffeur-driven sedan that has a glass partition separating the driver’s seat from the passenger compartment. There are super comfortable seats which were laid out in a bench-like manner inside the limo. It has sitting capacity of 8-18 people so tall man like Chadwick has enough legroom to stretch out as much as he likes.

Chapter 57 After what looked like an eternity of awkward silence in the hotel room, they all finally checked out of the hotel and were back on the road. Chad was extremely polite this morning, somehow he seemed to have finally found his manners and still avoided eye contact with the trio. He was more than happy to speed up the process of checking them out of his hotel as he could not wait to finally be rid of the three extremely strange, terrifying people. "Have a nice day," Chad told them as they made to leave.