Duke Dennis Before Fame Novels & Stories

Dennis explained, his expression brightening. “Really?” Aleah asked, her face lighting up with excitement. She knew freshmen weren’t usually allowed to participate in mock trials—they could observe but not take part. When she enrolled in law school, she joined the same club where Dennis was the head. That was how she got to know Dennis, the top law student in the department, famous not only for his skills but also for his reputation as a playboy. He was also well-known as the pitcher and cleanup hitter for the university’s varsity baseball team. Many admired him for balancing sports and academics so well. Aleah was also aware of his past relationship with Hunter’s niece. Their breakup had be

Kennedy International Airport, Private Terminal used by Royalty, Politicians, and A-listers, and was directed to a luxurious lounge where Castile had been waiting. "Dude, you took ages to get here," greeted Cas as he jumped off his chair and hugged his best friend. “I’m sorry. New York’s crazy traffic." William patted his best friend on the back, then stepped aside. “Do you have all your stuff with you? Are you ready?" “Been ready for twenty minutes now," answered Cas with an eye roll. “Should we meet up with Owl?" Owl or formally known as Orlando Oslovski was their best friend. They had practically grown up together until the first year of high school when Orlando’s parents had caught him s

Just like the real Alessandra, she had also become a vital person in the political world. Everything was going perfectly until he appeared in front of her with a contract marriage offer. "However, Duke Alexander, why should I accept your offer?" Alessandra inquired. The man in front of her had long black hair and dead-looking gray eyes. He was the Duke of Terrence Duchy and one of the most handsome and powerful men in the world of the novel. But he had a questionable personality.

Nodding, he looked at Tina up and down carefully and then said, "Yes. I’m Duke of Smith." Duke of Smith had only glanced at Tina in a hurry before, and at that time, he had felt that she looked familiar. When Tina was standing in front of him now, Duke of Smith stared at her and was sure that Tina was the person that he had been looking for. ‘She looks like…’ ‘She really looks like…’ Tina just felt nervous and strange under Duke of Smith’s stare! ‘I even don’t know Duke of Smith.’ However, it was inappropriate to dwell on it now, so Tina said with Kara in her arms, "Hello, Sir. Although this is the first time we have met, I know that you must have heard a lot of things about me, so you might

We were both shocked because of what Duke said until he let go of his hand. “W-Well..” I looked at Duke and his eyes were deadly serious. “Before anything else, I’d like to introduce myself to you, Mrs. Myers.” He looked at me while holding his chest and smiling widely. “I’m Finn Davis, older brother of Beta Kody Davis. But unlike my brother, I’m a lone wolf and I love focusing more on business instead of joining a pack.” “W-Who’s Beta Kody?” I asked and he was shocked for the third time.

A man in a tuxedo walked onto the stage and under the spotlight announced the official opening of the auction. My attention was immediately caught. Although I didn't have the money to participate in the auction, I couldn't help but look forward to it. The door to the private room was pushed open and Ario instinctively put me behind him, but then relaxed when he saw that it was the Duke. The Duke looked tired, and as soon as he returned, he sat down on the sofa and rubbed his temples with his fingers. "Father, just now Ulysses Woodrow came..." The Duke sat up straight and looked at me worriedly: "He saw Inette?"

she replied and Dennis eyes some in shock. He looked at Cassandra as great shock filled his body, his ears unable to believe her words because John Dutch is no one else but the name of his foster Mafia father. Filled with hatred that he has been betrayed by everyone he trusted, Dennis walked out of Cassandra's office. "Dennis!" Cassandra called out to him with a tear soaked face but he didn't turn to look at her. With great annoyance, Dennis walked into his office and Cassandra followed behind watching him parking some files into his briefcase.

The newcomer was the most powerful gangster in Brownsville, Drake Hughes. He was big and tall, bearing a striking resemblance to a comedy character from an old movie. As a result, he had the nickname Big Silly Hughes when he first started out. However, as he continued to rise up the ranks, no one dared to mention that insulting nickname again.

Doing something like that to a man you sincerely love will have you that way too. “Whiskey, neat!” I heard a man's voice near me. The bartender proceeded to take his order while I looked at him. Fuck it, I knew who he was. Duncan Mann, famous actor and CEO of Duck Entertainment, the second most popular entertainment company in London. I was signed with the best company by the way, Empire Entertainment with Julian Holland as the CEO. He was the husband of my BFF, Annie. I stole a glance at him. I had to look away almost immediately as he almost caught me.

And I wasn't the same person I used to be either. To verify the story, gossip accounts began digging into the history between us over the past decade. What they uncovered was interesting. The prestigious degree Duncan always bragged about? He had never even finished his graduation thesis. The startup company he founded later? It lasted less than eight months after registration. It still owed about 11 thousand dollars in unpaid taxes. And the charity documentary he once promoted everywhere? It had actually been banned online for violating broadcast rules. In the end, the so-called glamorous rich heir turned out to be nothing more than a hollow shell.