Dear Evan Hansen Jared Novels & Stories

Evan's POV I was sitting in my office and staring at the picture of my parents' wedding. Emily and I were still babies but I was such a chubby one. I wonder what it would be like to actually become a father. My office phone rang and removed the thought from my mind. "Evan Hollen," I answered. "Mr. Hollen, I have a Miss Blackman here to see you," my secretary said from her end. My heart skipped a beat. Jasmine?

Evan leaves from there. *******************

Evan and the other man are a spitting image of the older man so I assume he is their father. "Hello dear. Xavier Rodriguez, Evan's father. It's lovely to meet you. " I was right "And I am Ryker Rodriguez, Evan's Brother. Good to see you. I assume you have met my wife, Analeigh and my children, Zandra and Zander. " "Nice to meet you too. And yes I have met your wife although I have not talked to her yet. " "Well, let's not keep them both waiting here. I am sure they are tired from their trip. Let them rest. Go on my darlings, go rest and come back around 1:30 pm we will have our lunch together."

"I'm here for business." Evan teased, "You're not here looking for your dad, are you?" Horace was there too, but his sights were set on Spectrum Group. If Jared joined him, he would be able to meet the company's top brass. Evan assumed that Jared would tag along. However, the latter shook his head and said, "I'm running the family's tech subsidiary now. We're planning to develop a new large language model, and we're desperate for AI talent. I came here to try my luck. This has nothing to do with my dad."

He was losing time. "I... I didn't know," Jared muttered, shaking his head. "Are you fine?" Hayden asked, walking over and placing a hand on Jared’s forehead as if checking for a fever. Yes, I’m fine," Jared snapped, more out of embarrassment than anger. Hayden quickly went into their bathroom, took a shower, and changed into fresh clothes. Then he returned and sat beside his best friend and lover without another word and waited. “I’ve been thinking about Troy calling me evil,” Jared said under his breath after a while, his voice hollow. “The way he said it..."

After rescuing Sambawe, Zane would likely need his cooperation to thoroughly undermine Everett. The others, though they heard the conversation, understood the sensitivity of the topic. Jared's decision to share such confidential information, treating them like family, was appreciated, but they knew better than to make unnecessary comments. Seeing everyone's cautious expressions, Jared reassured, "I believe things will go smoothly. There's no need to worry; let's focus on our meal." "Okay, let's eat," everyone chorused, returning to their dinner. After dinner, when Daniel and Gloria returned, Spencer, Samuel, and the others lingered a bit longer, inquiring about Benjamin's condition.

But there was still something else that confused Jefferson. "But from the reports, Evan's last assignment happened on the same date as my recruitment. Should he be taking the test with me if he is still alive?" "He had one more task, but he died before completing it, so the date probably hasn't been updated. Everyone has been busy because of all the things that have happened. You don't have to reread it." When Jefferson just glanced at Hayden, Homer had left the room. Jefferson gasped in surprise; this time, he left so quickly, and it was his last room because now he only came out with Mrs. Royce, and they went down to the first floor.

She just HAD to be! As he watched Faidh sleep, Heath thought about how different things would be for the world, now that he had found Eve. Humanity wouldn't die out. Heath was beginning work on his PHD in Biophysics in Nineteen Eighty-Five, when he met May-Ellen Reardon. She was a Math Major who believed the world would end through a new world war. She watched every newscast she could find. She subscribed to numerous newspapers. She spent hours at the grocery store magazine racks. Any hint of conflict anywhere in the world reaffirmed her suspicions. Heath would patiently listen to her daily comments of, "see, I told you it was coming," or, "This is going to be so so bad. They're just gonna w

Jason because of him. Evan and I engage in conversations that interest both of us after we finish talking about Amber. I spend the whole time laughing as Evan, and I reminisce about some comedy series we both like. By the time we decide to walk back to our table, my stomach hurts badly from laughing. I even thought I was done laughing until before Evan walked away from me. He reminds me of another funny scene from modern family. Unable to hold my laughter, I burst out giggling in front of everyone. I quickly stop once everyone around us starts looking at me weirdly.

“Watch her, I’ll be back in half an hour.” Jared hurriedly acquiesced while watching General Markus’ departing back. He knows that his general would inquire about the identity of the leader of the trespassers due to the hatred birthed from what the general’s mate experienced. Jared is worried, but with the recovery of Priestess Eva, the condition of General Markus also improved, so he could only sigh while waiting for General Markus to come back.