Episode Hollywood Days With Hayes Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Ma’am, Hayes—he’s gone! Someone came for him, they said they had authorization—” “WHO?” Lydia’s heart hammered against her ribs. “I—I didn’t recognize him, he was covered in dust—” Lydia didn't wait for the rest. She hung up and dialed Adrian’s number instantly. It rang twice before he picked up. “Lydia.” “Where is Hayes?” she gasped, her voice breaking with terror. There was a pause. “He’s with me. I picked him up from the daycare.” Silence. Pure, stunned silence followed as the adrenaline in Lydia's blood turned to ice. “…What?”

I hadn’t dealt with that bastard Julian yet so how could I die first? “How did you get here?” I asked. “You weren’t familiar with the area. Driving all over… really brave of you.” “There is a driver.” “Where is your driver?” Hayes glanced at me, indifferent. “I think it’s best no third party sees your face. Avoid embarrassment later.” I gritted my teeth. “Should I thank you for your consideration?” “Unnecessary.” I smirked. “Hayes… are you single?” For a moment, he looked taken aback, then calmly said, “Yes.”

That night Hays has gone to Thailand using their private plane, informing only his father and requested not to tell everyone where I am, for three whole years, I didn't go home but I call my parents and my sister via video call but didn't say where I am. As for Simone, I didn't try to look into his activity because the pain is too much to handle , I focused on managing the hotel and reuniting with the gang were the best thing happened. Meanwhile . . . ZARIA All of us were shocked to hear that conversation, Hayes forgot to turn off his mic as the whole team heard it. " Erhhmmmm " I poked in the ear piece. " Hayes, you have a sister ? " Cassidy asked " Why you didn't tell us ? is she pretty ?

MALE FIGURE! *** "Nate" Carl called "Yes, sir" "Miss. Khloe, When is she starting?" "After the seven days training." "Okay" he waved Nate off.

"That was Nick Fallen. He said that they worked hard to finish the TV movie ahead of schedule so that they could broadcast it next month. The network wants to strike while the iron's hot. He said with the shooter attack, my walk in the blizzard, and the minor melee at the hotel last night have all combined to make the iron very hot. There's talk of a sequel and HBO is interested this time. Nick suggested that we hold out for more money since HBO will be involved and they have more viewers, and more cash." The next morning saw Nell's news van parked in front of the school. Students gathered to watch her interview Mitchell and the girls. "Tell us, Hailey, how did it feel to meet the president?

“Is it supposed to fade?” “Yes,” he turned to me with a suddenly ominous smile. “Dylan Hayes is dying after all.”

Hayley ignored all of it. She only noticed that the original poster, Always Sunny, replied. [Mr. Hayden, I made it home safely. Thank you!] Hayley raised an eyebrow. So she did go back home. Hayley didn't respond. A little later, she noticed Sunny had posted a new status update. [Today is the fourth day of the apocalypse…]

What I thought would teach her a lesson, actually taught me in return. ------------------------- *Workshop* “After being left by Hailey, Josh went on with his daily life as a normal student. Unable to mend his broken heart, he decided to sign up for a civil engineering department tutorial club. That was when he met Summer.” Pia Drew read through the script that she will have to memorize and internalize from then on. "Is this really my script?" Pia Drew asked the scriptwriter with a puzzled face. "Why?" Kyle, one of the scriptwriters asked back stirring his coffee from the pantry.

Two days later- Monday. Hayley handed her daughter to Mrs. Haworth after bidding her goodbye before returning to her car. She hopped in and sat behind the driver's seat, trying to gather her thoughts for a moment. As she stared into a distance, outside the windscreen, her mind wandered away. Today was Monday, marking two days since Wendy's announcement on the news. Hayley was certain every one of her colleagues and friends, including Adrian must have watched or heard the news by now.

This had never been an issue for Mia - until now. Mia was experiencing her period, and the discomfort was unbearable. She had hoped to ask for the day off, but Hayes, who had been absent for a month, was suddenly there by the pond. Obtaining permission for a day off from Hayes was nearly impossible. Once, another girl found herself in the same situation as Mia, and with a fragile demeanor, she tried to ask Hayes for a day off. But Hayes seemed to have a deep-rooted disdain for women, showing no compassion or mercy toward them. He rejected the girl with a mocking smile, saying, "Sure, you can take time off – a long, long break."