Go Set A Watchman Novels & Stories

She wanted to help him in some way and she felt helpless. She returned to her house, as she thought, if he wishes to communicate with me he will. When she arrived, she found a chest on the table, inside it contained a note and a smartwatch. The note said simply " Use it day and night. Burn the little note. You are being watched. Always love You " She started crying as she burned the note. She placed the wonderful watch on her wrist. A smart watch would be the form of communication with Ezekiel. The clock would be her companion day and night. Her confidante and her best friend. She would tell him about Ezekiel ...

"You're not worried about Anton. You're worried Seth is going to go and find the woman he settled with in March and lean on her, "however voluntary, is going to look like a man with money pressuring a witness." Adrian spread his hands. Seth sat very still. "She lied to Lena's face on Thursday," he said. "I'm aware." "She's helping him." "She may be. And if she is, and you go anywhere near her without me in the room, you will convert a woman who is currently a problem into a woman who is a *witness*, and Powell will build his entire defence on the six years you spent not telling her the truth." Adrian leaned in. "Seth. I settled that matter for you in March. It is the single most dangerous do

Ethan's POV Ethan's celebration party was held at the most luxurious hotel in Estain. Those in attendance were doctors from Redwood General Hospital and prominent figures from the medical field. Everyone offered Ethan their congratulations. Yet, the one person he wanted to see the most never appeared. Ethan sat at the head table, his expression dark. He responded absentmindedly to the well-wishes around him and barely engaged even when Seth tried to make conversation. Seated beside him was Victoria, dressed in an elegant evening dress and carefully made up. She kept talking to him, trying to draw his attention.

It would have been a nice sort of peace if it weren't for those steps. 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! Standing on the raised platform as they placed the noose around my neck, I could think of nothing but my revenge... Looking at the crowd through the strands of my light brown hair with the mayor read his verdict once again. I looked them all dead in the eye and promised them individually, silently, how painfully their deaths would be, how alone and terrified they'd be when they saw me again.

"We’re leaving. Move." We hit the driveway just as Nathan’s men were pulling up. "We don't know what tripped it, Boss. Malfunction?" "No," Nathan growled, standing like a wall in front of me as I buckled Lila into the car. "I don't trust coincidences. Whatever this is, it’s about them." "You want us to sweep the building?" Lucas asked. "No. I want every gun we have on Zack and the kid. Move out!" The Silent Watcher’s POV

“You should die.” I looked up. It was Emilio. Tears filled my eyes as I spoke with a trembling voice. “Emilio, I regret it so much.” Everyone was forced to kneel on the ground. The priest stared fearfully at the bodyguards and the long line of luxury cars outside. He opened his mouth to speak, but Ashley’s threatening glare silenced him.

"But look at the person standing behind him in the reflection of the window." I zoomed in. In the glass reflection, there was a shadow. A person holding a phone. They were wearing a very specific watch—a silver one with a blue face. "I know that watch," I whispered. My stomach did a sick flip. "That’s... that’s the watch Marcus gave to the board members for the anniversary." "There are only four of those watches in the world," the Stalker said. "One is on your father’s wrist. One is on Sterling’s. One belongs to the studio head, Mr. Vance. And the last one belongs to someone you trust very much."

He saw nothing but a folded piece of paper inside it. His stomach dropped as he unfolded it. Four words, scrawled in a hand he didn’t recognize. You trusted the wrong man once. Don’t do it again. His gaze shot up, too fast, locking on Damien who was standing close. Too steady. Too calm. Watching him. Always watching. The world lurched, air cutting rough through his chest. The truth landed like a blow, The traitor was already here.

“And how… how do I even keep this?” He gave a low chuckle. “They’re licensed. You can keep them anywhere. But guard them carefully. Understand?” She nodded quickly. Alessandro’s tone grew casual, but his eyes were sharp. “And tomorrow… you’ll watch a whole new drama unfold at the board meeting. Be ready.” Her chest tightened. She only nodded again. When she finally climbed into the car, Isabella released a long, shaky breath, clutching the gun in her lap as the convoy drove off.

When Josiah held her chin, she held his hand to kiss it, she did touch the watch. Then, while falling for his sweet words, that gave Josiah the chance to place his watch in her bag. How could she be so stupid as to believe a man who has never even paid her any attention? She was extremely foolish. The watch was worth three million dollars. It was enough for her to land in prison for a few years. That way, she would never be able to see Meredith again and tell her about her past, her daughter, and everything else. Sure enough, Josiah was smart and ruthless!