Chase Rutherford Novels & Stories

She still shivered when she thought back to that day. 10th August 2019. That was the day when the tragedy of her life happened. Her father died. It had been a wonderful day. The weather was great. Eloisa was coming from school with Ethan. Ethan was talking about a funny thing that happened in his class. He told her that he would definitely be the first boy in his class in the upcoming finals. He was a brilliant boy but so naughty and playful that no one could make him sit down for a minute. As a result, his grades suffered though he was always among the top ten. When they arrived home, the main gate was opened. Her mother never left the main gate open. She frowned but did not think much of i

She didn't seem like the accessory type like Tessy, Tessy's wrist was covered in bracelets and her neck was decorated with a black choker and other necklaces that I thought were not necessary. I nodded back at Steph. "I'm Kelly", a very dark boy said with his face still facing his phone. "Stop checking your hits on that dating site. Calm down you'll soon get an STD", Tessy said putting a French fry in her mouth. The table chuckled. "Oh shut up at least I actually go on at least one date with them before I fuck them, all you need is a dance and a shot and you're good to go". The table laughed harder.

He assured her. “How do I trust you? You work for David, don't you? Just spill it out!” Bianca yells. “I am Roberto. The CEO of this huge hospital, I have hospitals all over the world and I'm a philanthropist.” He introduced himself boastfully. “Haven't you heard of my good deeds?” Roberto doubted.

He could scream obscenities at her if it’d bring him out of his sorrow-filled drunken stupor. An eternity later, when he figured out she wasn’t going anywhere, he started to talk. “Watching Ryan these last few weeks, before he…” Chase squeezed the plastic cup so hard water shot out the top. “It drove home the point I’ve had it so fuckin’ easy my whole life.” He gulped the water, swished it around in his mouth and leaned forward to spit it in the toilet. “I cheated to get where I am today by bein’ Bill Chase.”

“I have moved on with my life, Katty. I have! Look at me, my life is back to normal, or doesn't it seem so to you?” “It doesn't and you know it as much as I do!” Many months ago, when it dawned on Ivan that he wasn't ever going to find Nelly, he decided to quit as that was the only option. Daisy, who was helping him had exhausted all her means and she encouraged him to give up as well. To avoid thinking about her or anything related to the past, Ivan immersed himself in work. He worked overtime and worked his ass out. He didn't care about anything else but work. He grew more distant but he was still the same old Ivan, the cold hearted and most powerful CEO in the country. His new life affect

“I think you’re boring.” “I’m boring?” Ryan was maddened. “If a pretty, excellent woman appears by my side, and I claim that she’s only a good friend of mine, yet we meet up frequently, do you think you won’t be angry?” “The thing is, I don’t meet Chase often. He lives in Melbourne. He only came over this time to attend the banquet, considering that our families work together. He’s also here for another two days because he has friends here. He’ll return to Melbourne soon.”

Chase stated and I nodded in obeisance. “What was your question?” I asked. “Do you know Arnold? He is the head of all hockey referees in the country,” Chase asked. I recalled immediately that that was the man he had been sending lots of emails to, but I didn’t say anything about it because I wasn’t even supposed to know in the first place. “No, I don’t,” I answered. “He is average in height, keeps a stern face, and his hair is dark brown, and no beard,” Chase hastily described. “Keep an eye out for him,” he added.

"If you want your man, then go get him back, honey. Please drive up to the next window. Thank you for making it Chick-fil-A." Kristoff drove up to the window to pay. All the while he was watching Chance and the unknown female, who now had her hand in his and was laughing at something he said. "Oh my gosh. Kristoff Pantovic." A guy at the window almost screamed. Kristoff tore his eyes from Chance and his female companion to look at him. "The one and only." Kristoff smiled. "Wow, you. You don't know me, but you are my hero. Like I look up to you so much, I. Oh God, I never thought of the day I would actually meet you. Especially not in a drive thru at my work."

"But, yeah, she is kind of special." "Like I said, I can't wait to meet her." As he started to lift his coffee cup back to his lips, a rusted-out Charger screeched into the parking lot, coming to an ear-splitting halt in front of the front glass door that opened up to all things Rutherford. "What the..?" "Someone's eager to hire you, it seems." "If only."

Chase headed out to check the fence line once more. When he reached the area where it had been cut previously, he saw a nice repair job. He hadn't heard from the Sheriff or from his neighbor Duffy, and decided to go have a talk with him himself. They'd been friends for years, and neighbors forever.