Code Adam Novels & Stories

"I'm Adam. You should consider yourself lucky to get my mother's approval, but you must be dreaming if you think getting my approval is going to be that easy." The ache in Wilbur's chest slowly faded as he looked at the middle-aged man. "I don't need your approval, nor do you need mine. Everyone has different personalities. It's normal for everyone to do things differently." The middle-aged man snapped his fingers. "You nearly convinced me, Wilbur Penn. How about you become my pupil?" "What?" Wilbur frowned at the man, who got up from the sofa and pointed at his own temple. "Let me introduce myself. My name is Adam, and the owner of this host body is called Barker."

In that moment, as Adam took another mindless sip of his coffee, I found myself admiring his courage and endless love for his parents. He was a good guy. Sometimes, it took very little to know them. Adam was one of the good guys. “Enough of the heavy topics,” Adam said with a sigh. “I brought you out here to cheer you up.” I chuckled and looked around. “I really love this ambience. It’s enough to cheer my spirit.” Adam grinned happily. “I’m glad for that.” We drifted to the topic of class. “Honestly,” Adam admitted, stirring his coffee, “I can’t connect to Calloway. I don’t know what it is. His words just… slide right past me.”

He spoke with a thick English accent. “What are your hobbies, Adam?” our teacher asked. “My hobbies are playing console games and soccer.” The boys in class immediately became enthusiastic when they found out that Adam also played the same console games. “Alright. It looks like you’ll fit right into the gamer’s community.” When our teacher joked with a fake annoyed expression, the boys burst into laughter. The teacher allowed Adam to sit next to Laird. I, who sat next to Laird on the left, could only catch a glimpse of Adam. If only Laird hadn’t blocked between us, I could see the new boy in better view.

He listened for a long moment, nodding curtly, before ending the connection. He turned back to us, and the air around him felt instantly heavier. “What is it, Adam?” I demanded, already moving towards him. The residual fear of my nightmare returned, sharp and cold. "What did Cardan say? Is he alright?" He drew himself up, his posture becoming purely military. He didn't answer my question directly. “That was the Acting Commander of King Cardan’s main forces,” Adam reported, his voice controlled and serious. . He paused, gathering his thoughts, then delivered the blow.

He sharply turned and walked out, leaving his mother staring behind him. —---------- In the center of Hawkwood city’s popular capital district, a ten-storey glass building stood tall and proud. A bold signboard Adams International caught under the afternoon sunlight. On the second to the top floor, a group of staff in the Adams company administration center was bustling like bees. As everyone crowded around the computer system of one of their colleagues, playing a video. They were pushing each other to get a better view of the screen. “Oh my goodness, Is that Sir Jacob's groom”

All Rain saw was code flying by as Lightning’s fingers flew over the keys--like Lightning. “Rain--thumbdrive!” Lightning said without even looking away from the keyboard. “Right.” Rain was so scatterbrained at the moment, she wasn’t sure she’d recognize a drive if she saw one. She started opening desk drawers, looking through them furiously, knocking supplies on the floor. Staples, rubberbands, pens…. “All right,” Lightning said as Adam headed for the door. “I changed it to one, two, three, four.” “Wait--Adam, what are you going to do when you get them out?” Rain turned and looked at him over her shoulder, not sure she was ready to see him go.

Alpha Kade is now giving him a hell of a lot of time alone with me. “Alpha—“ “Kade, call me Kade, Little Omega.” “Kade, can Beta Marcus continue to train me please? I’m sure Gamma Garrett is good at what he does, but I am comfortable with your Beta. And he understands me, and my triggers.” My eyes plead with him, and his eyes soften a fraction. “Only if Marcus agrees to it. That is, he agrees to do the extra work, so he stops falling behind with his paperwork. I absolutely hate having to do the paperwork. Marcus is much better at it.”

“And…maybe beating numerous guys half to death because they were late on payments.” “Hey, in my defense, they were at least three weeks late and giving excuses upon excuses.” We both chuckle and fist bump. “Next we have the biggest player in the school—-“ She gets cut off by a very hot black-haired guy. “Rhea, I can introduce myself. I’m Caleb White. 22. Grade A.” Damn, his voice is deep. Wait, Grade A… “So you’ve committed murder yeah?” I ask. “Yes and did I hear a little bit of excitement under your voice just now?”

She clicked on the profile a power bike was displayed as the profile picture. "Why did you click on that?" Kiara asked surprised, "There's no profile picture." "Instincts," Shelly replied with a shrug. The profile opened displaying Adam in various pictures on his power bike, his doctor uniform though those ones were few. "Adam is a badass guy with a power bank? Color me shocked!" Kiara exclaimed not hiding the surprise evident on her face. "I'm not in the least surprised," Shelly said with a smile, "I kinda knew he had it in him."

fuck! “What a good morning it is. I knew there was a reason I couldn’t sleep last night but I never thought it would be this. Hi, my name is Adam and yours?” his cockiness was so annoying. “Death, that is my name. now tell me, where are the rest of your teammates?” he raised an eyebrow.