Edwin Reviews Novels & Stories

Edwin of Edwin's multinational, both members of the League of Five Stars, who had taken it upon themselves to sought for a redress in the league. "We can't continue like this. Never had it been heard that we had suffered such humiliation." Mr. Zeus expressed his discontentment. His tone rising with dissatisfaction as he spoke, while I listened without uttering a word, glad that it was working for my favour. "Indeed!" Mr. Edwin chipped in, "It's an insult upon the League, a shame to our pedigree!" He affirmed. His voice dripping with disappointment as he spoke gesturing with his hands. "How can it be that the leader of our league can't keep his bride?" He paused, with an unmistakable touch of

Steven I found it disheartening that Edwina dismissed my cautionary advice about associating with Justice, a man she knew little about and who posed potential harm to her family. While I appreciated her occasional stubbornness, I wished she would heed my warning and keep her distance from Justice. Perhaps my concern was fueled by the notion that Justice was the type of guy who effortlessly captured hearts, evident in Edwina's older sisters being infatuated with him. This led me to fear that Edwina might also develop feelings for him.

He felt numb for a moment while Rebecca didn't flinch her eyes from him and repeated her words, " Just give me an answer. Why did you leave me the next morning?" Edwin frowned deeply with worry because his answer would hurt her more but he had no choice but to speak at last, "Because I just guessed you are the same as other women who will forget about everything after getting big compensation from me." His eyes went down with shame while his hands turned into fists to feel too wrong at this moment. . .

I walked close to Edwin and stopped in front of him. "Sir," I called with a soft tone. "You need to calm down. You don't know how bigger and better you are compared to River." Edwin blinked. The squeeze around his brows reduced, and his face softened a little. "I don't know what happened. But, I know that you are a good person." "Leave," Edwin told me calmly. I bowed mockingly in front of him before walking out of the room. I headed straight to the store. I packed the cleaning equipment in their right position and quickly sat on the floor there.

he said. "Oh. So Justin babysits now," I raised an eyebrow with an amused smile. "Not babysit. The boy is like a five-year-old boy. But he doesn't want anyone close to his mother. They are in my office," Edwin said, a warm smile on his face. "Alright. We'll see you later. Let's relax and have a change of clothes. Thank you," I hugged Edwin once more, and he waved at Kevin and me. "Take care," Edwin said before he left.

He had his own large room in the Vazquez family, but instead of valuable items, it was filled with Skipper Private's toys. He rummaged through the room, unsure of what gift to give Lena. When the man walked into the room, he saw him standing in front of a pile of dog toys, lost in thought. Edwin was one meter eighty tall. His face could be intimidating if he didn't speak, but as soon as he started talking, the innocence in his eyes would reveal his abnormality. The man held his coffee and watched as he picked up one toy after another, then threw them away dissatisfied.

They were standing on the balcony and looking outside to enjoy the view. Edwin was taking a drag from his cigarette and looked at Jordan. “Rubbish,” Edwin said, dissatisfied. He liked Janet, but he wasn’t head over heels. “Ha hah ha,” Jordan burst into laughter. “Typical, Edwin Wilson. Stubborn like always.” Jordan said, patting Edwin’s shoulder. “Man, let me give you a man-to-man advice. Good looks never work always.” Jordan said and Edwin raised his brow as if asking what he meant.