Good Hope Road Novels & Stories

I lowered my gaze to the new studio contract on the table. The address was in the south of the city, by the river, a place where fog gathered more often than not. "I've paid my share too." … On opening day, Tristan came. He did not come inside. He only stood across the street, holding a paper bag. "Do you want to go over?" Wyatt asked. I shook my head. Not long after, the front desk brought up a package. Inside was the repaired fog lamp, and the line "Come home when the fog clears" on the base had been re-engraved.

HAZEL After twenty minutes, the car turns off the main road and onto a long, gated driveway. The kind that says money lives here. Security guards in black suits stand at the entrance, checking names on a list. Nico rolls down the window, flashes something, a card or a look, and we’re waved through. My heart starts thumping, not from fear this time, but from the smallest flicker of something I haven’t felt in a while.... Hope If there are governors and senators inside, superintendents of the police… maybe, just maybe, someone will see me. Maybe someone will help me.

I assured. She nodded and let go of my hand. Hope hugged her and promised to come around once again. Gladys nodded, and we waved goodbye. We got down from the porch and headed to the car. Faith was in my arms. I got into the car and handed her over to Hope. Then, I started the car and drove off.

Hope explains, causing the woman’s suspicion to disappear. She sighs with relief before looking at me with gratitude. “Thank God you were there to prevent any accidents.” “But you should be more careful in taking care of kids,” I instruct her in a stern tone, and she nods. What if my car hadn’t stalled, and I hadn’t seen Hope? Only the mere thought of anything happening to her sends shivers down my spine. What’s happening to me? “Teacher, where is my mommy?” Hope asks, pulling her dress. She replies, “I just called her. She is stuck in traffic.”

The road is empty all except for me and this stupid van that won’t go faster than 70mph. It is practically hoping that I'll get caught, and i am praying that the vamps are still fighting, and Mihai hasn’t even noticed that I've disappeared. That's the hope anyway. I should know by now that it is stupid to make wishes and give yourself a chance to hope, but my hands are shaking so bad that i can barely hold the wheel and right now i need all the hope i can get.

He would only dirty my path to the afterlife if he were to show up before my grave. Arthur hung up without another word and had a breakdown. He flung his phone onto the floor, smashing it to smithereens. Then, he crouched and grabbed his hair, looking like he was in immense pain. Was this guilt, regret, or sorrow? It meant nothing to me, though. I'd given him too many chances—I’d given him all myself because I thought he loved me, but the reality had been a slap to my face. I recalled our first meeting. We'd met by coincidence before we'd started dating. At the time, I had no idea he was the Rothe family's heir, and he had no idea I was the White family's adoptive daughter. We'd met when we

I had been so preoccupied by that thought that I had difficulty focusing on anything else since lunch. I glanced over at Hope. She was watching the road and the traffic as she drove, and I looked her over without being obvious about it. She was wearing a thigh-length blue skirt that showed off her legs nicely. Her white blouse was loose-fitting and thick enough that you could barely make out the lines of her bra beneath it. She wore light makeup, and her curly, light brown hair was held clear of her face by a band atop her head.

she nodded. "Here.. if you ever wanted to run away this is the address I'm giving you. Also, take my phone number.. just in case.." Hope gave her a small piece of paper and Amelia quickly hide in under her bra. Later when she was getting in the car she wanted Hope goodbye. On the way, she saw how busy the streets of New York was. She was amazed to see such big buildings and the people wearing business attire rushing to their works. The crosswalks were busy as the people walked from one road to another.

A road. I saw hope and continued. The road was at the lower elevation of the land and I had to go down. I suddenly saw a light and when I turned to my right, I saw a car moving so fast. That's my hope! I held onto the nearest trea to support myself as I went down but Dan fired again and I lost my focus. I rolled on the dirt and rolled straight to the road. I feel like I saw Heaven when the light from the coming car blinded me after I rolled in the middle of the road.

he said and drove off. The onlookers did not suspect anything because apart from the road-unworthy car, there was nothing spectacular about them. Hope was familiar with the environment because he had tried to penetrate the Headquarters to bomb it but could not. Meanwhile, he never expected that Tim would be able to. To his dismay, he drove into the gate and queued up behind the other vehicles for search as usual. He looked at Tim and he smiled dryly. “Can you go into the Headquarters?” “Just watch and see,” Tim answered proudly.