Everyman Novels & Stories

‘Etan. That was Etan Mann. Everyone in Cornview knows him, who owns nearly half of the city.’ Jenny lifted Jean’s chin and looked at her left and right. “It was no wonder that you got him. How could any man, as straight as an arrow they are, resist the temptation of a beauty like you?”

But I force the panic down and focus on my salad, waiting for him to speak. As time goes on, it's clear he has no intention of breaking the silence. Every five minutes or so, his phone will buzz on the table, and occasionally he'll pick it up and respond to whatever messages or emails have popped up on his screen. For a few minutes, I'd almost managed to forget how big of a deal this guy is - and that his work doesn't end on the weekends. Roman Everet wasn't born to riches. He has a reputation for being ruthless, for working around the clock to build what is quickly becoming an empire. And yet he's sitting here at lunch with me, trying to teach me how to flirt like a normal human being. I gu

New York City Charlie Ashton always enjoyed walking the floor of his father’s factory with him, listening to the owner encourage the workers and comment on their effort. Everyone always seemed so happy and proud to be doing their job. Today was no different, as Mr. Ashton proceeded up and down the rows, patting workers on the back, calling almost every single one of them by name, despite the hundreds of individuals they passed. Charlie wondered how he knew everyone so well, and when he’d asked, his father simply said, “People are important.”

mysterious man : what right time isn't it enough we waited all these years person 1 : we waited all these years we made our plan perfect but now it became more easier to us just wait for some more time that avishka is more brilliant than us person 2 : indeed she is more brilliant if we even make a single mistake she might make our plan to fail before we implement it person 1 : for this reason iam waiting for a right moment but it's your turn now to implement the plan Mr Mysterious man : what person 1 : yeah because you are also invited to the party only you can implement one of our plan just do as I said rest of the matter I will take care of it Mysterious man : okay person 2 : what about th

“But, but, but... That is her way of acting, if Eli is shameless, Eva is the biggest shameless in all of New York, and I must admit that it disturbed me a bit that day in my offices, I thought it was just her attitude here in the bar, but apparently she's always like that.” “And as you already said, you did it on purpose.” I accused him “You wanted to hurt me and you got it.” “You dumped me, Oli. You kicked me and told me to go find someone else, I wanted to show you that although I could do something like that, it's not what I want, I already told you, I'm a one-woman guy and I already have a woman, even though she acts like I'm a fly on the wall.” “So...” I said feeling light suddenly, wit

She's looking for a new book to buy. "Sorry, miss. I didn't mean to-" "Look where you're going, dumbass! Damn poor people! No brains, no manners, and definitely no bath!" She said, insulting the guy. "Hey, that's enough. He said sorry already. You don't have to be rude." A woman passing by stopped in front of them and spoke for the guy. "Yeah, right. Keep walking. You're going to be late for your awful, low-paying job." Ava responded full of confidence.

THE MAN IN YELLOW

I don't know what's wrong with this people, did I look like a trash? My name is Athena Laurier, a poor and unemployed person. ""Hey, what's wrong?"" An old man with a beard approach me all of the sudden. He sat down next to me,the way he gaze me was pretty obvious concern. The lust and concern are mixing within his shameless eyes. ""Well, nothing's wrong."" ""Great! You know what- wait, what's your name?"" he mumbled. ""Athena."" ""Such an adorable name for a beautiful lady.""

Another person is her pet? Perhaps it's a kinky thing they did? Hold on... Sapphire is married. He looked a bit too thin to be Goliath, plus he has black hair, not blue. "I'm really sorry, please let me help you." I said, walking over to the steak. I bent down to pick it up when I heard a loud gasp coming from the man. I stared back at him and finally saw his face, my mouth gaping open and a gasp involuntarily escaping.

Even her poster was one of awkwardness and the two men in the same room couldn't help but notice. Elijah was instantly consumed by guilt; he hadn't meant to snap at her. He was just guilty for what he had done that he had to go and hurt the one person he never intended to hurt in his life. He cleared his throat and took a deep breath; he wasn't that good at apologizes. In fact he had never apologized to anyone.