Gibbs Abby Novels & Stories

Gus muttered jadedly. "I arrived for those who cried." He joked as I sat down, joining them. “Or who she tore her throat out for.” “Gus, shut up,” Abby says, focusing on her vision, “did you see the new gossip on the yearbook bulletin board?” “No, but I know you noticed that you did see it. Inform me." I take out my cell phone and I have a lot of W******p notifications. “I think you better see it for yourself.” I don't pay attention, I check my recent chats.

Detective Abby Watson had been sitting in the lounge outside of the Intensive Care Unit for hours. Though there were two armed police officers at a time working shifts directly in front of Gibbon’s door, she was not about to leave until she had a chance to talk to him. Since his surgery earlier in the day, he still hadn’t come to, and so she continued to wait, a plethora of coffee and frequent trips to the bathroom her new weekend routine.

She raised her head, and then saw a large sign that read "The Giant Aquarium." Abby winced after she finished reading the sentence. The girl spontaneously turned to Massimo, who was watching her. "What happened, Wifey?" "Hubby, the place you said was great, and it was a surprise thing for me ... was it The Big Aquarium?" asked Abby, still frowning.

Gin turned around and walked ahead while the girl followed him to the parking lot, and slowly, Gin's car left the hotel to head to the campus. *** Abby was already getting ready in her casual clothes. Today, she promised Alice that she would shop together for the barbeque they would have. They had a lot to celebrate, especially about Abby's success in getting the company she had been eyeing for a long time, although in a slightly different way than usual. She was about to drive off when her cell phone rang. Zac, who was becoming increasingly possessive, never stopped calling her, even when Abby wanted some time to herself.

“Make yourselves useful and switch on the telly and that DVD thingy. I never know how to operate it.” Grinning to himself, Max grabbed both remotes. Abby was so right, in the three months he’d watched her, she hardly ever watched the television, preferring to hibernate in the art studio. Lizzy bounced into the room and Max’s jaw dropped. Mother of God. What in heaven’s name was she wearing? Johnny grinned in surprise. There was no way Max could keep his trap shut. “What in the hell is that? A light blue baggy one-piece thing decorated in white snowflake designs engulfed her petite frame.

Aubrey I just arrived at work, coffee in hand and ready for my day. As I approached the building, I see Gabe standing outside. I was going to go and say hello, but then I realised he wasn’t alone. He was standing with some beautiful brunette, and it looked like they were having a heated discussion. Gabe didn’t look happy, but she seemed to be acting overly friendly towards him even when it was clear he isn’t interested. I wondered if that was his ex. The one he said that showed back up.

He held out his hand with a smile. "Abby, nice to meet you," I smiled at her and shook her hand. "Well, I think I'm going." —Wait, Abby, I need you to help me buy more things for my girl, I just don't know anything about babies, what my babysitter had bought for my daughter is already sold out, that's why now I'm here without knowing what I should buy, yes you would not have arrived, I took things that my daughter could not use, please, I need you to help me.

Brandon smiled and Gregor sighed "So the girl I was telling you about,she's quite crazy about you and she have no idea you're my best friend......." •••• After picking few things at the grocery,just to prepare the meal the twins requested for,Annabella walked out of the store. She spent most of her day with Cindy and Aurora because she wasn't herself. She just couldn't stop thinking about Georgia and the fact that she might win Gregor over again simply because of their kids. 'Do you think Mr Campbell will choose you over the mother of his kids??' Aurora's voice rang in her head and she sighed out She boarded a cab and went home

he chuckles, “especially now.” I look at the kitchen entrance way and see Alpha Abigail standing there with a smug grin on her face, her hand rubbing her small baby bump, a sippy cup in her hand as she holds it out to Alexander, our 3 year old Alpha heir. I gulp as her voice enters my mind, “Good luck today, Gamma Gabe,” she arches a brow to me, “either way you’re going to need it,” she cackles out loud as she leans down and picks up Alexander and places him on her hip.

Abby stared at her laptop screen absent-mindedly. There was a lot of work to be done but she simply couldn't bring herself to focus. Tomorrow she would be leaving for Malibu and she was nothing close to done with work. “Miss, would you like anything else?” She glanced up and found a waitress staring politely at her. Abby shook her head. “I'm okay, thanks.” She gathered all things back into her purse, went to pay at the front desk and left. It was a warm sunny day in New York, Manhattan but Abby wasn't feeling the warmth. She was sick and cold to her stomach. Everything around her was crumbling.