Novel & Cerita Green Book Based On A True Story

He glanced at each of us before exhaling deeply. "When we were at Blue Rose Clan, Green told me something." He inched closer to us. "She said she had a nightmare a day before the incident, where she killed everyone at Blue Rose Clan including Vanessa. She felt guilty and deep inside, I knew she was probably thinking she was the murderer." We all stared dumbfounded while he kept his gaze on us. "And then this happened, what if?..." His voice trailed off. "What if she ran away?" My jaw almost dropped while my palms slowly curled into a fist. Green wasn't the type to run away, she always faced every situation bravely. But then, these days, she was barely herself. Silence dawned amongst us again

“The locket isn’t the only proof I have. If you are the real one then you have had an abscess on your right leg since your birth. Howard’s eyes were about to pop out. And that confirmed Nile’s suspicion about Howard. He knocked his hands together as soon as he found his real nephew. But he was careful. So he slowly approached, “Look! I’m not here to take you back with me. You’ve grown up here. I can’t just drag you now.” “Then….Why?” “Why, you ask?” Nile came closer to Howard and gazed inside his eyes. “I’m here to share the truth.” Neo had anxiety in his voice as he screamed out, “The truth?! What is the truth and why after all these years?” “Neo!!”, Howard’s growling voice put a stop to hi

When CEO Green and his lover were transported to the Gauteng High Court, the netizens followed behind the police van carrying placards. Judge President Cole had selected Judge Sierra Blackwood to preside over Ursula Green’s murder case. When Judge Blackwood heard that Daniel Green and her lover didn’t have a lawyer, she appointed a lawyer to represent them. Their lawyer, Mr Lucas Stroke, approached them before they were brought before the judge. He looked at them and said, “Mr Green, I have to warn you, Judge Blackwood used to be an activist against gender-based violence when she was at university. Also, she hates the homewrecker the most.

But after what he found this morning—the pregnancy test in the trash—his timeline’s changed. While GreenLee was having a quiet moment with her brothers, I was booking a private room at one of her favorite restaurants. I made it sound like a business deal that needed a lawyer’s finesse, just to give Mike cover to slip away and pick up the ring. Neither Sam nor GreenLee suspected a thing. I got it all handled—my mama would be proud. I didn’t ask for her help this time, even though she’s the queen of party planning. I wanted to do this for my girl.

I have sent all the evidence that I could gather from the last few cases against Damon and his company to the bar. The Greens have bought witnesses and, in some cases, even blackmailed people. I know all about it because I used to work for them and I know how they worked. I have all the evidence that I need. I never thought that I would use it against them because I was in love with Mike, or I thought I was. He was my husband, and I was trying to protect him by keeping the evidence away from everyone else. Now I'm going to use that evidence to destroy them. This is what they get from trying to destroy the man that I truly love. It is about time that somebody takes them on. They are crooked a

The biggest bomb shell to happen in Tang in years was about to go off. It centered around the Green Group, and most importantly, the Green family. Everyone had wondered what had happened to Roy Green. Everyone had now heard that the Green Group was about to go bankrupt. As it turns out, he had not fled the city as most people believed, but had been arrested for extortion and attempted abduction. While awaiting trail in prison, Roy Green had been killed by one or more of his cellmates. This news exploded thoughout the city in just hours.

"Do you need us to call Ashton here, sweetie?" "Um no." I said, wiping a tear. "We- we broke up." The room became quiet. "Caleb," dad said. "Bring the shovel. We've got... some business to do." Caleb nodded. "Yeah, we do." And that, ladies and gentlemen, was how I gained a hatred for forest green eyes. But hey, I read somewhere that only 2% of the world's population had green eyes, so there might be a very little chance that I see another one again.