Novel & Cerita Eve Duncan Series

she said carefully. "Show me." She pointed at the entries. Explained the pattern. The blanks. The B crates. The digital log not matching the physical one. Dawson listened without interrupting. His face stayed neutral. Then she showed him the initials. E.V.D. His jaw tightened. Just barely. A muscle jumped near his eye. "Eric." "Looks like it." Dawson stared at the ledger for a long moment. Then he closed it. Set it aside. "You didn't have to show me this."

I walked to Eve, standing in front of them. “How many people are sick?” I asked. “20, just a mild fever,” one of the boys said. Looking at them closely, I could tell the difference between them. “You are not twins,” I said, observing them. “First person who doesn’t know us to guess that,” the other one said. “Names?” I asked. “I am Duncan, he is Brandon,” Duncan said. I nod my head. He is the elder one and Brandon is the gay and he stopped eyeing me immediately he knew I was Eve mate.

On the other end of the line, Everett was flustered. However, his experience dealing with challenges anchored him down, and he said curtly, “Why do you have Duncan’s phone, Kaze?” “You should ask your son what he did.” Kaze took the phone away from his ear and gestured for Duncan to talk. “Dad, this is on me…” Duncan sobbingly recounted the whole thing. “Bastard!” Everett blew up. “Why did you get involved? Didn’t you learn your lesson?” Everett came down hard on Duncan.

I turned back instantly and my eyes fell on Duncan, my ex boyfriend who was also the CEO of Duck entertainment, a rival company to Julian's Empire entertainment. “What are you doing here?” I asked instantly. “Chill, will ya?” Duncan asked with a smirk on his face. He came closer to me now, “I watched your interview live. You did well. Charming and beautiful and sexy…” “I was always like that!” I replied confidently. “Right!” Duncan said. “Maybe that's why I miss you.” I began to laugh hysterically, unable to believe my ears. I would look away but the moment I would set my eyes on Duncan, my laughter would intensify.

They knew this was a critical mission, and their loyalty to the leader was unwavering. Duncan then made some calls to his airport contacts, ensuring that he would be informed if Victor tried to escape in a traditional way. However, he shared the feeling that Victor would hide like a rat, avoiding being caught at all costs. Duncan was determined to hunt Victor and Louie to the end, no matter how far they went. The battle was just beginning, and Duncan was determined to bring justice to those who had threatened his family and his life. It was a tireless quest that would test the courage and determination of all.

"Eleanor's maid?" Duncan was nodding his head, his smile not breaking. "I haven't approached her yet, but I have been keeping tabs on her and know her real mate rejected her which somehow works to my advantage, you know." "What about your mate?" Duncan shrugged casually. "I have been crushing on Evie for as long as I can remember, Geroge. I am telling her tonight. If there's anything I'm certain of, is that I see the way she looks at me sometimes in a sneaky way."

Additionally, the head of the Duncan family led the elders of the Duncan family inside. "Senior, we've arrived." Frankster and Derrick said to Lucas with respect. "Senior, we're here to represent all the Genetic Fighters of Western Base City," said Derrick. Derrick was the head of the Duncan family, and he was a Rank 10 Evolved One. After the Genetic Fighters in the hall had settled down, Hedon stood up and said to the group of Genetic Fighters, "I believe that everyone knows just how hard it was for us to defend Western Base City last time. I'm afraid that there will be ten thousand zombies this time around. Additionally, there will be Demonic King Kongs and Giant Phantom Dark Races. These

Her emerald eyes followed every movement, every brutal strike, and every drop of blood that stained the mud below. Beside her, Zach and Heidi were watching through the glass window of the sunroom, their small faces filled with anxiety. Even little Leo had stopped playing with his blocks, sensing the heavy, life-or-death tension radiating from the adults. Oscar threw a massive, swinging hook toward Duncan’s jaw. Instead of blocking it with an energy shield, which was his natural instinct, Duncan ducked beneath the heavy arm. He used Oscar’s own forward momentum to drive his elbow hard into the mountain Alpha’s lower back.

That would be the real victory, watching the mighty Ethan Blackwood brought to his knees. He moved carefully, reaching out to his network, the same clandestine web of informants that had long kept him apprised of Ethan’s every move. As expected, Ethan had the girl surrounded by layers of protection, half his pack shadowed her every step, and even from a distance, Ethan himself kept a watchful eye. But Duncan had something Ethan didn’t: human greed. Stevenson, a petty, grasping man from the human world, would sell his own conscience for the right price. He was the first to offer Duncan something useful, details about the girl, her routines, her vulnerabilities.

They were still deep in conversation which they broke off when we entered the room. "Didn't anyone ever teach you two it's not nice to eavesdrop?" "You knew we were there?" "Not at first no, but we're trained to know you're there." I keep getting these guys mixed up, but I'm sure that was Connor. "Fair enough! Now what is it that you want with us?" Shane started to speak but I shook my head at him to wait. Mancini took the reins with some long winded explanation, like he thought he was dealing with your average teen after all.