Edd X Eduardo Novels & Stories

“Thank you, Father… I love you. You always save me.” His expression softened just slightly. “I love you too, mi hija,” he said. “More than anything. No one hurts my blood and walks away whole.” Then he ended the call. For a moment, the room was silent again. Don Eduardo didn’t sit down. He didn’t relax. Instead, he dialed another number. When the line picked up, his voice changed completely—firm, commanding. “This is Don Eduardo Reyes,” he said. “Listen carefully.” A pause.

Tikka inhaled lightly and then pulled up a smile "No,he wasn't" "Then what happened ?"Lanie asked again utterly curious Tikka smiled lightly and shook her head "Don't worry ,you'll know very soon" ___ "Eduardo what are you doing here!?!" Lewis snapped immediately he entered the cartel Eduardo grinned widely and pulled his wheel chair closer to Lewis. The members of the cartel all stood anxious with darting eyes. In everyone's mind Eduardo willed every damn thing he had to Lewis But still They're respect is needed

"I don't know what his identity is, I just know, he likes it, I like it, that's enough, it's your turn to calculate whether it's worth it or not. Don't think that having money is good." Xavia resolutely finished speaking, but there was worry in the bottom of her eyes, revealing the voice of her heart. Mr. Dustin was a scoundrel, of course, he didn't ignore her distrustful expression, he pretended not to have heard Xavia and said it out loud. "Edward is the sole heir of the corporation. At the age of fourteen, he finished studying at home, at the age of sixteen, he went abroad to study. It only took one year to complete four years of other people's education. PhD degree in management, doctora

Because I fail to understand why someone in their right mind would do something that dangerous to themselves. But then, Alessandro Valante is hardly a normal man. “Ahh… There he is,” Eduardo said, his grip easing. “I told you that he’ll be fine.” Eduardo said some other words I didn’t bother to listen to because I was busy running toward a totally drenched Alessandro. “Miss Edwards…” The shock on his face angered me so much that when I stopped in front of him, the first thing I did was dash a slap across his face. “How can you be so stupid?!”

Eddie let out a sigh, relieved that I wasn’t going to roundhouse him in the face. He stands an intimidating six foot tall, but his boyish charm is really about that dimple. And I don’t have to wonder about it further. A few girls are already eyeing this fine specimen in front of me, admiring and curious. Plonking myself on the bench, Eddie followed suit with a canister of his own, rehydrating his perspiring body. I removed my foot wrap and put my socks and shoes back on, wiping my face with the white towel from my bag.

She quickly got down from her dad's lap and tried to hide her chocolates behind her back. “I think, my prince,” She yelled, quickly stuffing some chocolates in her mouth and running away from mom. He went inside the house before her mom could catch her from consuming her favorite chocolates. Elena Edwards is the only daughter of Chase Edwards. He is a well-known businessman, running thousands of companies throughout the city and earning more than enough to provide her with everything she wants. She has three overprotective brothers, Noah Edwards, Brandon Edwards, and Eric Edwards. Noah Edwards is a famous Football player who is like a celebrity. Brandon Edwards is a renowned businessman, run

Edward said, extending a hand. Alexandro returned it with calm confidence. “It’s an honor that I’m part of this wonderful family.” Serena, lingering in the hallway just behind them, felt her heart twist at his words. They were simple, but they meant everything to her. She knew then that he had read her letter. All of it. Every word. “I got the news that Jina gave birth,” Alexandro added, turning to Edward with genuine warmth. “Congratulations.” “Thank you,” her brother said with pride.

I'm amused by how such small things like a store makes her happy causing her voice to elevate higher a little bit. “ it’s a longer drive if you don't want to, there’s a smaller store more in town you can go to but the quality isn’t as great” she finishes her voice dropped, calmer this time making it seem she was less excited about this store but understood why we'd choose it. “ the woodsmen shop sounds perfect” Ryan cheers pushing on my seat. “ I’m sorry I have to asked but are you gay?” Creed remarks “ because you are the only dude I know that squeals like a girl on purpose” he states

I decided not to push it and took another samosa and popped it in my mouth. Over the last few minutes, I calmed down considerably. I wasn't so scared anymore, and frankly, it was nice simply talking to him. He had an accent that tingled every word he spoke. It made each sentence he made more enthralling to listen to. “I never got to ask if you have a family, " I said calmly. Is your wife a chef too? Do you have kids?” Eduardo smiled, his eyes falling to the ground. “I do have a wife and two kids,” he replied calmly, his voice shaking slightly. Too beautiful daughters that I love with every fibre of my being.”

After a while, seeing that I didn’t lower my gaze like the rest of the candidates had, he smiled and moved on to look at the others. When he finished looking at us, he introduced himself as Eduardo. Just that—no last name, no nickname. He added that he was the owner of a chain of cabarets and casinos. He said he only needed five new dancers, so not all of us would get to perform that night. He would start by watching five of us, and if he was satisfied, the rest would be considered for a future opportunity.