Novel & Cerita Ethan Embry That Thing You Do

or Kayla gasped “harder.. god, Ethan… ” I slammed the laptop shut. Stood up. Paced three steps. Paced back. The rhythm got wetter, sloppier, faster. Ethan started talking, loud and filthy. “You like that? Yeah? Take it all… ” “Yes… fuck… don’t stop… ” I ripped the headphones off. “Can you at least pretend other people live here?” Ethan didn’t miss a beat. Just laughed through gritted teeth. “Sorry bro! Biology emergency! Join or mute!”

But, at the same time, I was dying to know. ”Okay, I know you want to know, so look. But I don’t think I’m ready to know who he or she is. I mean, ugh, you know what I mean.” Ethan‘s eyes are filled with bright light as he picks up the file. He sees through pages and covers his mouth from screaming. ”Ethan?” I say as I look at him, who’s now weeping as a baby. ”Hey, I can’t handle two babies at the same time, you-“

"The 'Unindexed' life doesn't suit you. You were born to be the 'Apex Asset,' not a scavenger in the mud of the Appalachians." "I was born to be your son," Ethan replied, his voice a "ruthless" growl. "But you turned that into a 'Functional' transaction. You didn't raise a child; you cultivated a 'Neural Node.' You let me believe you were dead so you could watch me 'audit' my own humanity."

What kind of extraordinary son did Ethan produce? ***

And he has been doing it for quite some time now, even his father would also go occasionally as well. It wasn’t hard for me to know. I didn’t feel guilty about Ember’s death—she couldn’t handle a bit of rejection, and that was her choice. Still, there were moments when I found myself walking to that spot without even realizing it. Ethan was definitely one of those guys who carried himself with a sense of pride within the pack.

Chapter Sixteen Maryanne: Years passed, and I raised the child together with Gabby. We were blessed with a brilliant boy, and I let Gabby choose his name: Ethan. Ethan wasn’t just any child. He was smarter than his age, always asking questions about money, business, trade. While other boys played with toy cars and sticks, Ethan collected paper bills, real ones. He’d study the faces, the numbers, the weight of coins. At seven, he was already learning how to flip small items for more value. Gabby said it was genius. I called it destiny.

And on each seat back, there is a big box. The light went out again. A video flashed on the screen. It showed how DIONYSUS was formed. How to make a seven-time debut. I cried at the part where Ethan cries every time a StarLanders near him leaves. After watching the video, the seven came out. Ethan was holding his cellphone while walking. He is wearing eye specs. The jacket was slung over his shoulder and he was holding the mic in his other hand. "The more we got older.... the more we became the greater! Hello we are DIONYSUS!"

I rambled out. "Mummy, what is emblement?" Ethan asked, doe grey eyes looking into mine. Thankfully, Ethan had most of my facial features and his hair was also the same color as mine, but his eye color and pointed nose were the same as Fernando's. "It's when bad people steal money." I replied, ruffling his soft curls. "Why do they emblement? They don't know stealing is bad?" He inquired. "They do but they do it to hurt people, that's why they are bad."

I replied reluctantly. He stared at me. One second, two seconds… "I paid for a BREEDER and she isn't PREGNANT!" Ethan roared in anger, tossing the paper aside. "What the F*CK am I supposed to do with a girl that can't f*cking conceive?!" "It was one time, Ethan." His eyes darted towards me. "Excuse me, beta?" he growled, and I know calling him by his name in this situation pissed him off.

When it came to his work, he displayed a whole different level of seriousness and commitment. Unlike Wynter, Ethan has transformed into a close friend. Wynter recently discovered that Ethan grew up in an orphanage and has no memories of his childhood. Despite this, he excelled in school and received scholarships, fulfilling his dream of becoming a doctor. Ethan's investment journey began with the money he earned as a waiter, which he used to invest in stocks, resulting in significant growth. Part of his investment capital came from internships he completed the previous year. When Ethan found out about a surgical vacancy at Wynter's hospital offering good pay, he decided to leave his long-sta