Edwin Reviews Novels & Stories

"I'm sorry, but you have to face the aftermath of your actions. I would have fired you if I didn't know you to be a good man; you are hereby withdrawn from office for a month. You know what that infers. No one month salary for you." Edwin lowered his eyes in compliance. In as much as he didn't sit with his decision, he didn't have a choice either. "You may leave my office." "Thank you, sir." He bowed as he left. Dr. Rey wasn't pleased with the judgement he rendered. In as much as he knew Leo was the one that rained abuses on Edwin, he feared what his workers might say if he didn't penalize Edwin for having fought in a sanitarium setting. Edwin went to the office, picked up some few things an

“Thank you, Edwin. For everything.” “You don’t need to thank me.” “What about the fashion show?” I asked, suddenly remembering that whole debacle. “What’s going to happen now?” Edwin’s expression hardened at the mention of it. “I’m handling it. We’re reviewing all the scoring criteria and the judges’ notes. Your win was fair and square, Audrey. We’ll prove that.” I nodded, relief washing over me. But then I noticed a flicker of something in Edwin’s eyes. “There’s something else, isn’t there?” I murmured.

He had no time to frolick around as he had an agenda, a motive. His eyes wandered from each small circle to another. And from one Elder of the council to the other. Elder Leonard who smiled too broadly, elder Kelvin who avoided his gaze, and Lady Renna, whose glass of wine remained untouched. Edwin paid so much attention to every tiny detail, including their clothings. He was not here to chatter or merry away, he was here for his own reasons. He was here to listen, to learn, and to read the record that was about to be written. .

Edwin asked, rolling his eyes at his friends' overreaction. "Dude, what else do you want to say other than… " " She is highly qualified. Very competent for the position she applied for as a computer analyst" Edwin cut in. " Ed, you can't be serious" " I am damn serious. You all know that no matter how flirtatious I am, there is a limit when it comes to my business. Even the girls I f*****d at my office are all competent. I don't condone sex over hardworking. That has always been my principle" Edwin said, looking serious.

Ada decided to return to Mourpa until things quieted down. After lunch, the two had nothing to do, so they turned on the TV. Edwin was shown on TV after attending a groundbreaking ceremony. The reporters were competing to interview him. Edwin wore a neat suit. He was so handsome that no flaw could be seen on his face even when the reporters' cameras were about to touch his face. Tail calmed down. For the first time, she found this man had a strong aura.

Others are just starting to shake it off, shifting uncomfortably in their seats, stealing glances at each other but saying nothing. My eyes land on Edwin. Unlike the rest, he doesn’t look stunned. If anything, there’s something almost satisfied in his expression. He looks down at Alvin’s body, then back at me, his gaze sharp but approving. Without a word, he gives me a small, curt nod. I return the look, holding his gaze for a beat longer before letting my attention drift back to the others. It’s only a matter of time before they all fall in line. For a few beats, no one says anything. Then Pete clears his throat and moves to his chair.

Edward sighs "Yeah Edwin is can be a handful. But he is a very nice and loving person. When he hates, you see the devil side of him but when loves, he loves unconditionally" Beth scoffs "I thought God is the only one who loves unconditionally" They both laugh. "Edwin too. I am his brother, trust me when I say that" Beth hums. "So he hates my friend then" "Nah. That's too extreme. He just, he is just unhappy about the unexpected pregnancy. You know he is a fun lover." Beth nods "you mean women lover" Edwin chuckles "You know this is what I like about you"

With Cherish out for the day and Nessa not due in, no one would really complain. "I see someone's already ruffled your feathers," Edwin's voice came from the doorway. He almost had to yell to be heard over the heavy guitar. Faith turned the music down as she turned to face him. He leaned against the door frame, arms crossed over his broad chest. A cigarette tucked behind his right ear told her he was about to go out for his morning smoke. His raven black hair was perfect and his smile seductive. He was the same height as Selby, just over six-feet, but broader in frame. Edwin looked like a construction worker. She felt her breath catch just looking at him, and the heat between her legs grew.

Noticing her expression, he could not help but laugh. “Why are you looking at me like that?” As he spoke, Edwin pulled Yvonne along toward the pharmacy. Yvonne blurted out instinctively, “I just feel like you’re a bit strange right now.” Edwin’s steps paused. But it was only for a brief moment. He quickly recovered and continued pulling her toward the pharmacy. “That’s because you know too little about me.” Edwin said lightly, “With this chance, you should get to know me better, instead of judging me with just your own perspective.”

“And then?” “And then, I started loving it,” Edwin continued, his tone more thoughtful. “There’s something satisfying about creating something from scratch—turning an idea into something tangible, something beautiful. Plus, let’s not lie, the pay isn’t bad.” He shot her a playful glance. “And hey, who doesn’t want to be surrounded by diamonds and gold?” Evelyn laughed lightly. “That does sound nice.” He glanced at her briefly. “Do you think it’s a weird job for me?”