City Of Dreams Don Winslow นิยาย & เรื่องราว

The 19years old strolled to her bathroom and decided to have a shower before starting her day properly, she'd call her Boyfriend and brother too, though she didn't know if her careless dad had done so. ~ Oxford, stroke noon and the 12 O'clock oxford bells chimed loudly waking the napping dogs and sleeping babies, companies going into break and the superstores filled with buyers. Joachim Mateo, clad in a brown raincoat in the Drizzling afternoon walked into a book store which was opposite a south African student club building, He pulled down his hood, stared around the store before catching a sight of The keeper stretched on the floor in a corner of the room, his head below a wooden desk and

So, the contest did not aim for winning only, but for also impressive performances. Finally, Wilson became sleepy when he heard a scream from behind his window. He stood up with a start and looked outside to see some men bullying a young, beautiful lady. He shook his head as he remembered what Dale told him. “Never pay attention to what is happening in the city! There are lots of people who do a lot of bad things but the second you decide to help their victims, you become a victim too. You will never be the same again. Your dream will become like the stars, bright and unreachable. You will lose your freedom as well and become a slave till you die! I’m sure that is not what you want. So, igno

He had to get the rest of her, they were seventeen now and he couldn’t wait for them to turn eighteen if he could actually do the things he wanted to her. The things they dreamed about. He had studied things purposely to please his mate, along with his brother of course. Ife sat in history class distracted by her thoughts until the subject spoke of Alpha Princess Fallon from the past. This was the same person the school was named after. The more she learnt of her the weirder her dreams became, almost like she was living out her life. The most cruel one was of the little girl snatching her heart out of her chest. On the last day, everything made sense!

Sure enough, the look in his eyes flashed confusion. "A nightmare? You haven't had one of those in years." I chewed on my lower lip causing the worry to grow evident on his features even more. I exhaled heavily as I knew he was waiting for clarification. "Not necessarily a nightmare. It was a dream where you guys were there to save me. I always dreaded waking up afterwards though. Because everytime I woke up, I realized that it was just a dream..." I felt the stinging sensation in my eyes and quickly took another deep breath.

She stared at the broken fountain that settled in the corner outside, near a small storage house that only takes ten steps to get there—starting at the fountain’s point. In her sight, birds were flying, and steady trees without any wind were like city buildings. Over twenty-two years, Amandla had never seen what a city looks like and how people do things there. She was living peacefully, happily with her mother in the forest. Her dreams were anywhere in the city, but no one else could guide the house if she went together with her mother. She took a few steps forward and pressed her forehead against the cold glass from the window; she sighed. Even at three in the afternoon, the birds were sti

One day, as we held hands on our walk back home, we made a convenient detour to City Hall to register our marriage, becoming a legally wedded couple. I heard that Felicia was eventually charged with premeditated murder, but since she received a letter of commutation from the Lorenzos, she was sentenced to 30 years in prison. As for the Lorenzos, their family fell into ruin. Their company went bankrupt after their assets were frozen. Matthew completely disappeared from my life. Then, one day, my phone started ringing while Lyanna, Jasper, and I were watching television in the living room. I decided to ignore the call when I noticed it was coming from an unknown number. I decisively declined i

Damian's gratitude was meaningless now. "If that's all, I'm going home," I said, turning to leave. He grabbed my arm, his voice cracking with urgency. "Now that the truth is out, Harriet will pay for her lies. Come back with me. We don't need kids. I'll treat you right." His eyes were full of sincerity. "Are you serious?" I asked. "I swear," he vowed. "I'll never fail you again." I laughed bitterly, shaking off his grip. "You think that erases everything? That a few promises make me forget the pain you caused?"

It had been raining heavily in Bell City that day, and he wouldn't stop crying as he kept running down the streets in the rain. Bethany was the one who first noticed him and brought him home. He remembered how Bethany poured him a warm glass of milk, dried his hair, and gently told him, "Don't be afraid. Just sleep well for the night." That had been the first time he'd ever experienced the warmth of a family. So, when he heard that the Stricklands had gone bankrupt, and Bethany and Melanie had nowhere to go, he insisted on going to look for Melanie despite huge protests from his own family. He couldn't care less about getting into a row with them over this.