Gideon Brodess Novels & Stories

I had no choice but to do this job so I just did my daily routine and did as was told and cookd what Brian loved. I walked with a tray in my hands of a chicken salad I had made with a glass of lemonade since it was kinda hot outside today and I knew Brian must be a bit warm in his room. So I wanted to make him something cool and refreshing to drink and eat. I took a deep breath in before knocking and then coming in but no guards or nursers were with me this time. I guess they all got tired of this bull shit as I was. I came in to find Brian sitting on his bed smiling at me.

Jo asked this time as he stepped closer to the woman, leaving me. She answered, “Julius Greenwood.” *****

Davis's POV “Gideon had confirmed being asked to do some task relating to the kidnapping of a child but was immediately asked to drop the job” Vincent explained as we walked out of the room. “What's that? Who's Gideon?” I raised a brow as I walked out of the room, leaving the fucking doctor to cough his lungs out. “A leader of a small gang in Westfield. He is one of the men sent last time for the mission with Austin” Vincent explained as he went on to show me the guy's picture on his phone.

"Do you really think he would risk a fallout with me just over an inspection of your hospital? Impossible. Don't worry. I'll take care of it." Graham smirked devilishly. … Meanwhile, after Caius listened to Brody's report of what happened, he felt a headache coming on. He hadn't expected Aubrey to be involved in this mess. Left with no choice, he escalated the matter to Keith, who was still studying in Drammore. When Keith heard the situation, his tone turned serious. "Do you have any idea what Gideon did in Drammore a few days ago?" "Gideon went to Drammore? What for?" Caius was completely baffled.

But it didn't freak him out the way it had the day before. There were whispers in town, started by who knows who, but those whispers were heating up fast. It seemed like no sooner had the furor over the divorce died down than there was new news. Of course, there had been other entrees on the gossip menu the last few months, but nothing as juicy as this new little tidbit. "He's Clancy's grandson; came up after poor dear Ethel's funeral rest her soul." "I hear he's loaded." "How loaded can he be, Theo? The boy rides one of those death traps and got tattoos up one side and down the other. I don't think they hire that type in any respectable company."

His entire life before the Garden – his parents, his sister, his hooker ex-girlfriend, his pimp and drug-dealer days – had been firmly forgotten when the Master called him to serve at his side. “There’s a police officer named Briley Cross that I need you to go visit,” Gideon said. “She has full access to the traffic cam footage, and I need you to get copies of it for me. I want to see all traffic going in and out of town for the past two days and nights.” “Master?” “You have a question?” “Yes, Master.” “Go on.” “You don’t want traffic video of the bus that Servant Iris took out of town?” “No. Guardians Aaron and Ezekiel will get the video from our contact at the bus station, just to see if I

“And you drugged me. Made sure I could never carry again. Just so you wouldn't be bound to me through a child any longer.” He took a step forward. I took three backwards. “I don’t know what’s worse,” I said. “That you did it, or that you let Rose help you.” Her name tasted like ash in my mouth. Rose—my stepsister. My family. My betrayer. “I didn’t mean for this to happen,” Gideon declared. “You don’t understand!” “Then make me understand!” I roared. “Explain why the woman I grew up with helped you sabotage my body. Explain why I haven’t heard from her since the surgery. Explain why—”

And I can't leave his stupid ass alone, "But... can you make one for my cousin? He also doesn't have one. He's the one who helped me come here undocumented because he did it too." Elio thinks that is weird and I can see it written all over his face, but he chooses not to ask questions and I appreciate that. "Okay, seems like we have that settled," Gideon says with a smile, then he pulls out a bottle of expensive ass whiskey and I have to stay here, drinking with these two men who are going to make me a millionaire soon. I should be enjoying this way more but I can't because I'm worried about Brody and Eros hanging out. I'm scared about my stupid cousin blabbering way too much, saying suspici

I let out a heavy sigh trying to think of an alternative way he could help. " Do you still know any of the board of directors?" " Well yes, I guess I know a few of them." He looked up trying to think of who he could remember. " Gideon! I think Gideon is still there.You remember Gideon eh? He was a loyalist to your father." " Yes I remember Gideon." I smiled as I remembered how Gideon had held my hands while I cried my eyes out at my parents funeral. He had helped ran the company when I went away for school.

"You’re gonna pull a muscle if you keep trying to growl at us. And I’ve got a bad back, I don’t need the extra stress." My vision swam as I fought to keep my head up. A man stepped into the light of the entryway. He was wearing an expensive leather duster over a mismatched military uniform, a pair of aviator sunglasses perched on his nose, and munching on a neon-pink candy bar. "I am the one and only Gideon," he said, bowing with exaggerated grace.