Novel & Cerita Goonies Mikey

I urged, tugging his arm impatiently and he glared at me. “Come on.” I skipped after him, whistling a happy tune as he led the way to the packhouse. It wasn't as elegant as Orion's but it was comfortable and gave off a homey feel when one came close to it. As we got close enough, I spotted Mikey standing in front of the gate and I ran towards him. He spotted me just then and started heading towards me as well. “Be careful so you don't trip.” Bryan warned but I didn't stop. Mikey and I met halfway and I embraced him, lifting him up in my arms.

then gave her a mocking look as he believed her, “whatever you say, Nana.” Mary gave him a dirty look. Mikey stepped toward me, grabbing my head. “Let’s go before these two women decided to kidnap you, just so that they can spend more time with you.” I scoffed. Finding what he said to be funny since just not too long ago he did the same thing. He turned towards me, knowing why I scoffed. No looking of regret to be found on his face. The grin he sported, showed that if he had to, he would do the same thing all over again.

The fragile peace they’d been living in for the past week and a half felt like thin ice—beautiful on the surface, but ready to crack with one wrong step. “Yo, boss lady,” Mikey called from across the bay, his voice cracking with that awkward teenage enthusiasm. The nineteen-year-old prospect was sprawled dramatically across a workbench, pretending to fan himself with an oily rag. “If you keep making these bikes sound like angry demons, I’m gonna start thinking you sold your soul to the devil. Or worse—Reaper’s dick.”

Before I could respond, Leon suddenly looked toward the window. “That’s Mikey!” he said, his whole face lighting up. I followed his gaze. Mikey was already walking through the garden toward the house. “I’m going to exercise!” Leon announced. “Alright,” I said quickly, stopping him just before he rushed out. “But make sure he’s with you before you go anywhere. You remember the rules?” “Yes, Mom,” he said impatiently. “Always be with Mikey,” I reminded him. “He’s your guard.” “Okay, Mom, I know,” he said, already halfway out the door. And then he was gone.

On the road with many different cars running, Mikey drove the car very fast, like he was being chased by a ghost. He just drove his car into the garage and immediately ran to the elevator, Mikey's hand kept pressing the open button. Mikey waited a few seconds, the elevator was still busy. He chose to go up the stairs. Mikey rushed to his friend's clinic, and arbitrarily pushed the door in without knocking. The doctor didn't even need to look up to know who the person who appeared was. He said in a mocking tone:

After fighting with his mind, Michael got up form the bed and got changed and went downstairs. “Mikey, what do you want to have for dinner?” his mom asked. “Mamma, I am going out. I will be late,” he kissed her cheeks and exited the house. It was normal for Michael to hang out with friends and mostly Adrian and friends. So his parents did not give much thoughts into it. They continued their evening. Michael drove straight to Riley’s place and to try his luck, his punched in the password and the door unlocked. He could not believe that she had still not changed the password.