Fix-it Felix Jr And Sergeant Calhoun Novels & Stories

The significance of these banks to him, meant that, he would always love spending time here. Caleb emerged from the water, running his hand through his hair as he spoke, “One of these days, we will have to address your propensity for cheating.” He said, as he picked up a pair of pants laying on top a rock, and pulled it over his long, muscular thighs and legs. Roy laughed, “The Alpha sounds like a sore loser.” Caleb scoffed, “We both know I got that squirrel first.” “Speak louder, if you will, Caleb. I do not think the squirrel heard you, all the way in my stomach.”

“Perfect.” I could feel him staring at me but I looked at them individually. They were good, not perfect but good. Definitely wouldn’t have minded having them on my team back in the day. I watched them for a good 10 minutes, engrossed in each of their techniques. Turning around, I motioned Hector to lean down. “The captain on the far right…” “That’s Captain Felix.” Hector filled in. “Can you tell him he needs to adjust his footing. He needs to move his right foot out a few inches and then turn his hips another thirty degrees.”

He picked up his coat and headed up the stairs. Felix pinched his nose before turning to me. “He’s such a stubborn man. He might seem difficult at first, but he’s not a horrible person.” Felix spent the next ten minutes giving me tips on how to win him over. When he was done, he bid his farewell and exited the house, leaving only Elijah and me in the house. *******

“This is between me and my brother.” The enforcer hesitated for a moment but eventually lowered his gun, stepping back just enough to give Fabio some space. Fabio glared at Felix, his hands trembling with the effort of holding back his rage. “Tell me why I shouldn’t kill you right now.” Felix swallowed hard, his eyes flicking to Sophia, then back to Fabio. “Because I can fix this,” he said quietly. “I can make it right.” “Make it right?” Fabio’s voice was laced with venom. “How?”

When Felix heard this, he was instantly shocked, and he jumped up and cursed at Charlie, “There is really something wrong with your brain, right?! You’re planning to deal with Ten Thousand Armies on your own? Who do you think you are?! Wouldn’t you only be dragging us down with you when the time comes?!” Having said that, Felix looked at Jeremiah and blurted out, “Grandpa! Charlie is simply a lunatic! Based on his abilities, if he goes up to Mount Wintry tomorrow, the opponent will definitely beat the crap out of Charlie with just one punch! It does not matter if Charlie were to die, but we cannot possibly die along with a lunatic like him!” Jeremiah looked at Felix with a sullen expression

“Great goddess! You lack any self-awareness, if you’re going to seriously accuse me of being a slut.” I glowered at him. “I don’t want to fight like some moonstruck fool over Deanneth. He probably would enjoy hearing about it. Is that what you want? To make that damn fox even more happy? Can’t we both agree that he’s a complete charlatan and leave it at that?” Felix kicked the carpet for a little bit, and then he nodded. “All right. You’re not wrong.” He looked away from me and muttered, “Sorry.”

He also got weak and pitied Jason's mother. Felix was ​​stuck in his stand and was left alone inside the conference room. A few moments later he laughed while his eyes tantalized. He couldn't accept that he only became the servant's son and that he was born because of his father's deception. As he was walking out of the room, he looked around and tripped several times. He didn't know where he was going and what he was supposed to do. But there is only one thing running through his mind: he will not allow Jason to be his parents' favorite son.

We walked to a balcony, and as soon as we were out of the noise, Julius' smiling face turned into a serious one. "You did good." He whispered. “Any news about Serena?” “She’s still missing. My scouts didn't see or hear anything.” I want to be Serena more than anything…until I get my revenge. "Be careful with everyone. Not the servants, not the guards, and most importantly, not Felix. He might seem sweet but if he finds out you're not Serena, he'll destroy you." My head nodded. “You said Serena isn't Felix’s true mate. Then, who is his true mate?”

Harrison couldn’t believe what he had witnessed in his friend; it seemed like it wasn’t Calix he saw. “That’s why he should always be calm and be grumpy.” Harrison said. “Calix needed to control his emotions. Otherwise, he would consume himself. He would lose his temper, get furious, and anyone in front of or near him could end up in danger at his hands,” Harrison explained based on his observations. “The fvck?” Wallace’s incredulous and speechless reaction. “That’s why something changed in him?” Harrison nodded, then stood up, took the laptop from his bedroom and returned to the living room.

Felix Calibur grumbled, in a tone that couldn't be described as anything more than bitter "I'm almost making myself throw up my toast." Sitting next to Corinne, Octavia mumbled something unintelligible, but seemed to be agreeing with Felix's complaint. “Stop being a grumpy old man for a second and leave the lovey-dovey alone, Felix.” Isabelle demanded, although she also seemed to be enjoying watching Penelope and Aiden act like a cat and a dog, or maybe a duck and a dog, but now in a different way.