Grubhub Man Novels & Stories

He leered at Nyla but said nothing further, her words clearly striking a nerve. Standing nearby, Gabriel watched the exchange with raised eyebrows. He recognized the man as Bernard Trenholm, the deputy manager of Cobalt Hawk, known for holding grudges.

Mike trembled in my presence, stammering incoherently. “I-I don’t k-know, sir. He simply disappeared from his home last night. His wife called me for your number. She wanted to inform you he was resigning from the position.” I frowned at the absurdity of it. Why would Mr. Gruben disappear? What was going on? “Has she filed an FIR? Have you called her to inquire about him? Maybe he has returned home now.” Mike shook his head vehemently.

"We've been expecting you." "You know me?" "Everyone knows you." The goblin turned, revealing a face that was all angles and avarice. "The human who ate the Maw. The heir who came back from the dead. The man who brought an army of wolves to Manhattan." He smiled, showing teeth that had been filed to points. "You're the most interesting thing to happen to this city in decades." "I'm flattered." "You should be. Interesting things get killed quickly around here." The goblin stepped forward, extending a hand that was slightly too long. "I am Grimshaw. Senior Partner of the Commerce Guild. And you, Mr. Sterling, have something we want."

“Listen up, everyone!” The sharp voice of Mr. Whitman, the manager of The Silver Holly, echoed through the restaurant as the staff gathered in the backroom. “Today’s not just any day, today's going to be hectic, and I want all of you on your toes. No mistakes, no delays. We’ve got some of the most influential high-profile clients in New York City dining with us, and if any of you screw this up, you’ll be out before the day ends. No excuses”

"Do you know who I am?" "I'm Marco Reuben, the Reuben Group's general manager." Marco grinned and looked at her with his deep eyes. "Miss Granger, you don't have to be so on guard. I don't mean any harm." Mona thanked him. "Thanks for what you just did. I still have something to do...” "Is Miss Granger going to the conference on bidding? I'm on my way. Why don't we go together?" Marco smiled warmly, yet he spoke in a bossy way.

I entered the office and was a little bit surprised to see a man as the manager, I was expecting a woman and I met him typing some words on his laptop. "Good morning sir." I greeted him and he stopped typing. He raised up his head to stared at me. "You are?" "I'm Mabel, I applied for the job of a barista here in your shop." I reminded him. "Oh yeah! Please sit down." He said and pointed to a seat that was facing his table. I nodded and sat down, "Thank you sir." "Give me a minute, I have to round this up and after that we will begin the interview." He said and began typing away on his system again.

His face hidden beneath the brim of a cap. “As you can see.....” Lord Guerrero said, pointing at the screen, “he’s the only one whose face is barely visible.” Matthew stared. No matter how the footage was replayed, the man’s face never appeared clearly. “That’s impossible,” Matthew said sharply. “He was wearing an apron. He had to be working in one of those restaurants.” “The owners believe he might be a delivery man from one of their partner companies,” his father replied calmly. “That would explain why they don’t recognize him.”

“Excuse me?” Angela and Liam turned to the person who spoke at the same time. It was a man, wearing a polo shirt and gray pants. Liam and Angela looked at each other. "H-hey...we're here to see Aaron McKee? Is he here?” Liam asked. The man frowned. "Are you his friends? If yes, didn't he tell you that he sold this location to me. I am the new owner of this place and I will not make a restaurant anymore at this location," explained the man.

He leered at Nyla but said nothing further, her words clearly striking a nerve. Standing nearby, Gabriel watched the exchange with raised eyebrows. He recognized the man as Bernard Trenholm, the deputy manager of Cobalt Hawk, known for holding grudges.