Gideon Gleeful Novels & Stories

The moment when Mi-cha moved her face close to Mun-hee face, Mun-hee started looking at her face clearly and he said, "Even after this I can now see how much beautiful you are and why I liked you from the first day you came, you're different" He told her that with a smile, Mi-cha kept looking at him, then he started getting closer to her face and moving his head while looking at her lips, Mi-cha didn't move an inch she kept looking at him getting close but then he dropped his head down on her shoulder and he was asleep, she was frozen and she couldn't move she kept looking forward, while they were like that Go Jii was on the corner of the bar and he was looking at Mi-cha and he was shocked a

I looked at Shiloh when he put his arms around my shoulders, I gave him a smile, a smile that finally, everything has come to an end. Gideon pointed the gun to the sky and before he pulled it, he gave me a smile. I looked at AHira and he was smiling at Gideon, is there something that I miss? I looked at the sky when Gideon pulled the trigger and in an instant, yellow smoke filled the entire area. Gideon once again put yellow powder on the gun and he pointed it to a different place and this time, I could hear minimal sounds. The sound of victory. I look above, yellow means victory and I am glad that I conquered this fight, we won, and this is everyone's victory.

"You're nervous, aren't you?" He pursed his lips. "I'm not." I smirked. He was. "Oh, you are." This time, I couldn't help but laugh. I saw how his cheeks turned red. He was like a kid getting caught red-handed. Damn. I wanted to get my camera and snapped a photo of him. Nervous Gideon was a fucking delight to me. He stared at me. Then he smiled. "I'm happy I made you laugh." My smile faltered.

I tilted my head to the side to stare at my mother and father who were seated at the front row. Their eyes were happy and filled with hope, a little look of confusion included, seated next to them were his parents who also had that look of pride on their faces. I turned my eyes back to focus on Philip who had the 'I know what you're thinking but don't try it' look on his face. Taking a deep breath I began monotonously, "I Giordana Eleanor Quinton, take thee..." The vows left a bitter taste on my tongue when I completed them. We exchanged the rings and the minister said,

I should not have watched that video with him! - Ethan had the butler book our plane tickets, and we were about to fly straight to Cedonia. But the moment we stepped outside, we ran into a travel-worn Sean. "Blossom." His gaze was fixed on Ethan's hand holding my hand tightly. "You've done enough to make me angry." He then beckoned me and said, "Come on. Let's go home together." Ethan stepped half a step forward, his tone distant. "My wife is home."

Something he wouldn’t tell Jade. Jade observed him for a second, then grinned. “You’re planning something, aren’t you?” Ryan finally met his gaze. Jade beamed. “God, I love when you get secretive. It usually ends with drama or handcuffs.” Ryan's glare could have melted steel. "Get out." Jade paused at the door. "You know, for someone who hates emotions, you're sure acting like a lovesick…." A stress ball hit the doorframe inches from his head.

Then Samuel ran up, eyes sparkling with excitement. "Mom, you were amazing! You looked like you were glowing up there!" Elaine’s expression softened into a gentle smile as she wrapped her arms around them both. Sunlight streamed through the floor-to-ceiling windows, casting a golden glow over her face, outlining her in warmth. Her skin, luminous in the light, seemed to radiate with a quiet brilliance of its own. Years had passed, yet she had not aged. If anything, love had made her even more beautiful.

"Wendy, hurry up. I've got a surprise for you." Gideon Cross stood at the edge of the grove, waving me over. The golden light of the setting sun fell across his face. His smile was warm and familiar, reminding me of the more than two thousand days we had spent side by side. I had barely taken a step when several glowing lines of text suddenly flashed across my vision. "Don't go. There's a sulfuric acid trap in the grove."

I glared at Gideon, pondering why such a handsome stalker had to have a charming name. The officer persisted, "Why would you claim to know her when she doesn't recognize you? Have you been secretly observing her?" Gideon seemed uneasy, and I couldn't help but demand, "Have you been stalking me all this time?" "Sir, I have proof," Gideon declared confidently to the officer. "Alright, let's see it," the officer agreed. Gideon pulled out his phone, displaying a picture to the officer. The officer inspected it, then observed my reaction.

“I don’t think so. You shouldn't think that.” Gideon’s brow furrowed slightly, but he chuckled. “I understand. It's hard to watch another man flirt with his partner.” No, Mr Hales couldn't be that person, Lena thought with a laugh. Was Gideon implying that he was jealous? On a more serious note, Gideon just confirmed that he was flirting. “I better go see what’s wrong. But thank you, Gideon—it’s been wonderful talking to you. Really.” “The pleasure’s all mine,” he said, inclining his head with that same easy charm.“I hope we run into each other again tonight.”