Novel & Cerita Gabe 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.

Across from the Keller residence's front gate, Duncan gripped his phone as the dial tone buzzed, his expression increasingly sinister. Half his face was still swollen from earlier, and as a prominent figure in Blumedale, his current appearance was truly pathetic. He hissed, "That little punk stole my position, beat up my son, and then slapped me…" Grinding his teeth furiously, he roared, "I'll kill that bastard!" Duncan had to admit that being slapped around by Andrew earlier had been utterly humiliating. As a big shot and someone bold enough to run for chairman of the Gabo Creek Chamber of Commerce, he simply could not accept being beaten like that.

Sure enough, she saw Duncan entering in large strides. He did not dress in a suit like Zachary did every day. He dressed normally and had never brought bodyguards wherever he went, nor made a grand show of himself or put on airs. No matter who greeted him, he always nodded in response. Liberty had been working here for a few days, and what she heard most in private was her colleagues talking about Duncan. She learned that Duncan was the fourth son of the Lewis family, and he was still single at the age of thirty-five. She also knew that he got involved in some shady business during his rebellious phase when he was in his youth. The scar on his face was a souvenir from that time.

Duncan sat at his desk, the room dimly lit by the soft glow of his desk lamp. His hands trembled slightly as he reached for the glass of water. The recent health scare had shaken him to his core, forcing him to confront his mortality. The conversation with his sons, Fabio and Felix, had been a wake-up call. He knew it was time to bring them into the fold and make them aware of the complexities and dangers of their business dealings. Taking a deep breath, Duncan picked up the phone and dialed Thompson’s number. After a few rings, his old friend’s voice came through the line.

Duncan Duncan chuckled when he thought of his wife. He was glad that she was feeling better than she'd been on Sunday, not that he didn't understand the reason behind it. He was a little somber that Heidi had to leave. She was a good friend to his wife, sure, but she was also incredible in bed, and he'd never forget the times he shared with her, both on Friday and on Saturday. He sighed as he thought back about the fun, but then smiled when he heard the familiar click-clack of Kara's footsteps as she walked towards her desk. He glanced up from his work and through the window to her area.

I wanted him to be attracted to me in some way so I could get into his mind, and the sooner the better. Duncan glanced at me for a second, and I looked over at him. His expression was impassive as he looked away. I wonder what he was thinking about. He was so guarded sometimes and then playful sometimes. It was too much for me to handle. I hated it “Well, I'm glad I'm just in time for the auction. What are the specials for this one? Any new exotic creatures?” “We'll talk about it at the Vine Mansion.” Duncan said. I watched as he went ahead to Common, newbie. You have a lot to cover before Saturday and Sunday.

Duncan’s gaze turned steely, laced with contempt. "You thought wrong. Your only purpose is to carry a child. In return, I’ll give you ten million dollars and your freedom once the child is born. Since you clearly don’t understand the contract you signed, feel free to use the computer. Your father told me you were a virgin, he didn’t mention you were clueless, too," Duncan said, his words sharp as ice. I clenched my fists, swallowing the sting as his words hit deep.

Luca looked at him, unsure how to respond. Duncan's face broke into a big smile, "I know I have been a pain in the ass, and I want to apologize. I respect what you have with my sister. Clearly you both care a lot about each other. I think we will make a great team," he said holding out his hand. Luca shook his hand, "Now, I had better run. I have to catch up with Gareth regarding renovations to the packhouse. I will be back before you leave, Bran."

“You’re doing wonderfully, Seren. You’ve taken right to it. The concept for reaching your fire and earth elements is the same, but it may be prudent to wait for your father to return to train with those.” The scent of wood-smoke and peat carried on the breeze as Gideon walked around the corner of the pack house, heading in our direction. “Alpha Aidan said you’d be back here,” he said as he approached us. He paused, looking at Duncan. “What happened to you?” “Your sister,” Duncan answered dryly. “I surprised her when I entered the training grounds, and she slammed me with a water missile.” Gideon’s laughter burst out of him. “I’d have paid to see that.”

Suddenly, Hidalgo heard his phone ringing on the seat next to his and he reluctantly picked up his phone and glanced at the screen, it was Duncan! "Hello, buddy!" Duncan's energetic voice came into the phone. "Hi!" Hidalgo replied, his once deep voice now weary and filled with despair. "Hidalgo, what's wrong with you?" Duncan couldn't help but ask, of course, he could feel the desperation dripping in Hidalgo's voice. "Duncan, I have been looking for Gabrielle all through the night but I can't find her." Hidalgo sadly said. "I hate to admit it right now but... But I am worried and I hope she's fine wherever she could be!" He added.