Clarence Cast Novels & Stories

So arrogant he thought the daughter he abandoned was blind and foolish. Amelia cleared her throat. “I sent the rest to your email. You’ll want to see it yourself.” The call ended. I laid Lana gently in her crib, kissed her forehead, and let my wolf’s aura soothe her sleep. Then I sat at my desk, opened my laptop, and clicked the newest email. Clarence’s face stared back at me. A face that should’ve been buried at the bottom of a cliff over a decade ago… now alive, pampered and thriving. Hiding in a downtown hotel while sending her illegitimate daughter into the Darvin family. A perfect infiltration, a perfect joke.

Clark embraced her, and she hugged him back. --- “Prince Clarence!” Claire called out, running through the hallway, but the boy ignored her. “Clarence!” she shouted sternly, relieved when he finally stopped. “We need to talk—” She cut herself off when she got closer and saw his red face—as if holding back laughter. Clarence burst out laughing, his voice echoing through the hall. “What?” Claire said in disbelief. “Why are you laughing?” “You should’ve seen your faces, Auntie! Hahaha! Those horror expressions were hilarious! Especially those old people begging us! Hahaha!”

Clarence said with a scoff. “I’ve been the assistant director at Peace Hospital for many years and have contributed a lot to it. Without me, this hospital would be done for! Never has a hospital director dared to lecture me before! “You’re both young, but you’re treating me with such disrespect. Do you want me to leave?” Clarence’s brazen behavior made Simone feel helpless. After all, Clarence was right. The hospital would be done for if Clarence left. “Alright. I’m a reasonable person.” Clarence smiled. “Young lady, if you serve me tea and apologize, I will go along with whatever you want.”

Arlo smacked Chester hard across the face and before saying coldly, "Since you've been decent with your payments, I'll let this slide. But get it through your thick skull—Felix is off-limits to you." Chester nodded frantically. "Got it. Thank you, Mr. Newman. Thank you, Mr. Zeller." Clarence stood off to the side, grinding his teeth, eyes blazing with disbelief. He finally spoke up. "Mr. Newman, I'm Clarence Harrell, an apprentice of Mr. Goff at Banilor Clinic." Arlo turned to look at him, his lips curling into a smirk. "What? Are you dropping names now so that you could scare me?"

"Please, just give me a few minutes; that’s all I ask." "You don’t deserve anymore of my time," Clarence hissed. "Frank, you know what to do." Unable to handle the scene any longer, Clarence turned and began to make his way back to camp. Where he had originally come out looking for Amelia when he realized she was gone, he now wanted nothing more than for her to be gone. "DAMMIT!" Once Clarence was far enough away from everyone and everything, he slammed his fist into the trunk of a tree. Where his skin connected with the bark, it stung, but he lifted and lashed out again and again until a dent had been created.

he begged his mom. Clarence is still mad, but she relaxes a little when she sees how miserable her son is. After her husband passed away because of his alcohol addiction and liver failure, she diverted all of her love towards Kevin, her son. She will give him everything he wants in his life. And getting rid of Claire is just a small issue for her. But about Ida Wilson, he should do it on his own. "I will deal with Claire. In the meantime you and pursue Ida. You said that she is your uncle's new assistant right? If you marry her, at least we can have some power in the company through her" Clarence promised.

I bet she was wondering why I had to send her out and ask her to watch. She stepped out, and Clarence walked in. I stood still and watched him walk up to me in the mirror. He was dressed in a navy blue coat and trousers. His inner linen was pure white, and his bow tie suited it perfectly. He looked as handsome as ever. “You are looking very beautiful, Luna.” He stood inches away from me as he spoke. I divulged a faint smile, still checking his outfit out. “Thank you, Clarence. You look great too.”

But somehow the Moon Goddess mated me to an average warrior instead of an Alpha or even a beta. Clarence was a kind but boring man and not what I wanted. He was satisfied with what life had handed to him. His father was a warrior and his mother an omega. He became a warrior and was content. He didn’t want to become commander or go to the academy. I wanted more from life, I wanted a mate with standing. A mate that would sweep me off of my feet with grand gestures. Clarence brought home flowers on special occasions. Sometimes a box of chocolates. He was caring and a bit of a simpleton. Many women would have been happy with him but not me.

It was a surprise for her to feel this glad to see him again. He smiled as well and waved her toward him. The man always wore his sunglasses even indoors. His name was Klare Paul Carsell, one of the biggest casting managers in the fashion industry. *** “Why are you staring at me like that? You came to see me, right? So what do you think you’re doing? You need to go to your audition.” Klare hurried her in his growl-like voice. Klare always wore his black leather jacket and he had tons of hair. He enjoyed wearing wide-legged pants and only listened to hip-hop music.

Clarence threw his hair up in the sky. “Why don’t you do the honor, okay?” Vicky argued as if she was willing to rip Clarence’s hair if he wouldn’t shut his mouth for one second. “Fine,” Clarence faced me, the ding sound of the elevator resounding as the three of us went out of it. I held my breath while Vicky squeezed my arm tight. Clarence inhaled. “Okay. Here it goes! Thorn-of-Roses claimed that you are Wilhelm’s…mistress!”