Novel & Cerita Ghost Stand By Him

He sounded so carefree as if he was making fun of his master's helpless situation. "You just want me to sit idle and do nothing? So, what if I am a ghost?" His master asked in resentment. "You're not in a stable condition yet." Replied Little Veen. "So, you're not powerful enough." The man grunted as he ran his fingers in his head. “How can this be?!" He roared angrily. Little Veen just watched him with his cute poker face that didn't show any hint of care. "You're technically a ghost now. Nothing more. You don't even have a body, to begin with." He explained. ‘I thought you realised it from the day we've been tossed here’, his eyes said.

(Trigger Warning: Abuse) I gasped as I woke up, I shot up from the bed in shock. I started coughing furiously before looking around the unfamiliar room until my eyes landed on a blurry figure in the room on a chair. I looked around me in search of my glasses, I picked them up from the nightstand beside me, put them on quickly and looked at the figure. It was a guy. He had tattoos and he just looked really serious and mean but he watched me with concern and calmness in his eyes.

I like to stay home, reading, forgetting the world exists, and dealing with the pain of having lost everything that mattered to me. “Hey man,” Ghost says as soon as I leave my car and walk to the door, handing the keys to the valet. “Careful with it,” I say, and he nods. Ghost is standing next to the bouncer. I nod at him and the bouncer as he moves the rope, allowing us in without even asking for identification. Not that I would need to show it; I look exactly the same as his boss just a little bulkier, more handsome.

“You’re late.” My head popped up as I recognized the gravelly voice. Ghost was leaning against the side of the building, looking like a badass GQ model. He wore slim black cotton pants and a greyish-brown button-down shirt that looked tailored and expensive. The shirt was untucked underneath his motorcycle jacket in an attempt to look casual. Most of the girls walking by walked into one another or stumbled on the edge of the sidewalk. The fact that his eyes were steeled on me raised my spirits.

I could just tell he would be a coward, for him to stay in hiding just to fire a bullet. A few minutes later, two of the men dragged someone out from behind a false wall panel. He was young, maybe mid-twenties, skin slick with sweat, eyes darting everywhere but at me. Ghost stepped forward, a predator closing in on prey. “Thought you could hide, huh?” Ghost’s voice was a growl. He didn’t wait for an answer before his fist connected with the man’s jaw, the sound of impact echoing in the room. The guy stumbled, groaning, blood already gathering at the corner of his mouth.

The bandages on his side shifted as he tried to move. My chest was still tight from swallowing the note, narrowed my eyes. “Good. I’m tired of watching you drool in your sleep.” He growled. Don’t test me, ragazza, You’re still mine.” “I’d rather belong to the plague.” “Too late.” The door burst open. Two guards rushed in. Ghost entered, gun visible under his coat. “Unhook me,” He ordered. “Boss” “Now.” Ghost moved quickly, eyes locked on me like I was the problem.

I think he enjoyed seeing his cum leak down my thighs. We stayed pressed against the wall, panting. For a second, his forehead rested against my shoulder. Then he pulled out, untied me roughly, and stepped back. “Clean up and leave. This shouldn’t have happened. You’re getting too close to him.” Stupid me, I should have gotten used to his attitude but no. I still get hurt whenever he pushes me away. “I know you’re the Ghost, people keep talking about. You don’t have to hide from me.”

“If you want something like that, go back to the States. I won’t stop you.” “You’re acting like a teenager,” Gabriel whispered, which she still heard. “You were saying, Mister Anderson?” she teased. “Nothing. I was just singing the song. It’s good.” “Okay,” she pretended to believe. Gabriel was saved from total embarrassment when Lance and Dianne went out to find them. “Kuya, let's celebrate!” Lance shouted at the top of his lungs and alcohol in his system. He was carrying a bottle of whiskey and two shot glasses. He poured some and gave them each a shot.

Declan looked hurt by my words. “Speaking of why I’m back so soon, what the hell? First the creepy guy in the street, then I come home to a trashed house, my best friend went home, my parents tell me that I’ve been gone for three days!” I ranted. I was probably red in the face. By the end of my rant, Talia had a worried look on her face, and Declan looked angry. “Okay, you may want to have a seat, there’s a lot to unpack here.” Talia motioned for me to follow her down the stairs, into the garden. “Why are we going down here to talk?” I asked Talia, still being suspicious. “We need to have this conversation in private.” Declan said, coming up from behind us. I stood there, breathless in awe o

Tim shrugged his shoulders. Juliana took off from her work. She was going to visit her real mother's grave, as it was her death anniversary. She went to the graveyard with a bouquet of red roses in her hands. To her surprise, as she reached her mother's grave, there was a man standing there. She and her father always went separated to her mother's grave. She wondered who he was. She was only seeing his back. She walked towards him and put her hand on his shoulder. The guy turned his head, there was this hope in Juliana's heart that it could be Adrian but her facial expression changed when she saw Alberto there in front of her mother's grave.