Gumball Shipping Novels & Stories

Getting us far enough from their barrier to prevent us from tripping it again. The giants got weekly shipments of gold and rations as payment for their continued services. We planned to arrive the same day their shipments did. We made it seem as though one of the containers had gone astray from the rest as most of them were sent through multiple portals. It was bound to happen from time to time, Garren assured us. One would get lost, and if it fell in just the right spot, it would sound their alarm systems, and they would come charging hunting for potential intruders, only to find it their stuff and hopefully believing it was just a fluke. Everything on this journey would go off of careful p

"Two through the New Jersey ports, one through Baltimore. The total value is approximately 8.7 million dollars." My pulse quickened. 8.7 million dollars. That would hurt. "What's in them?" "The New Jersey shipments are electronics and textiles. Standard merchandise we distribute through our legitimate channels." He clicked through screens. "The Baltimore shipment is... more specialized." "Meaning?" He swallowed hard. "Pharmaceuticals. High-end. The kind that requires special licensing and customs arrangements." Code for drugs. Perfect. "I need all the details. Exact arrival times. Which warehouses they're being stored in. Security protocols. Access codes if you have them."

The soothing scent, and the way everything was exactly the way I left it made a small smile to tug on my face. I walked to the kitchen and brewed coffee for myself. I took a sip from the cup of coffee while Brad walked back in. "The shipment will only be dispatched when you sign," he said. "Is there a reason why it's being delayed? I had men stationed around waiting for a swift delivery." "Yes,apparently some glocks are missing so they had to use a moment to think of an alternative." "Hmmm. I'll think of something and—" "I knew it!" Selena's son yelled and we turned to look at him.

"Oh, really? But what I received was just a ten-dollar gold-plated bangle. The craftsmanship was pretty rough too. Are you sure you haven't mistaken me for someone else?" Felix's temper instantly flared. He roared into the receiver. "Cut the crap! I'm looking right at our shipment monitoring records. Don't you dare try to deny it! "I'm warning you—what you're doing is straight-up theft. Given the value of that bangle, it's a felony! You're looking at a three-year minimum prison sentence. Do you not understand the law?" I replied leisurely, "Shipping records can only prove you sent a package, not what was actually inside it. Besides, just like your own product page says, 'no returns once open

Andre didn't want to give away the fact that he knows about the shipping— "I know that you know.." Garreth said calmly setting his foot on top of the other. "Excuse me?" Andre replied. "I'm going to make a second shipment and I have already drawn up everything with my lawyers and it's all written in Spencer's name.." Garreth said calmly composed. Andre was shocked by his bluntness. "But why?" Andre questioned.

Mikal read some reports on his iPad and chose to talk about business to top the conversation about… his family. "ElWagner wouldn't get in the way of shipping if we didn't interfere with their business." Lionel pointed out the line of business that ElWagner Clan shipping goes through, “they control Canada, so almost all of the shipments will be centralized from Canada. We can ship to the United States without going through Canada." Mikael nodded, “Do as you planned. I want you to lead the delivery this time.” "Or if you want something more secure, you can call Rafael Wagner and report our shipment."

Alyssa asked impatiently. Clicking on the services section, “It says they are a shipping company.” "What does that mean?" Continuing to read the site, Gwen described the services the company provided for potential clients. “By the looks of it, most of the customers are outside the US and the company brings 'goods' into the country, but I can't say if any of their customers ship from the United States to other countries.” “Oh, maybe you have to start traveling. That would be exciting. Wait! Who is that in the picture?”

I just comforted myself by eating my favorite adobong pork. I listlessly took my phone out of my bag and placed it down. The what-ifs were still on my mind. Like what if we don't find a shipping company to ship our garments to our partnership company? Like what if because of that problem they back out? I mean, this is our chance to grow the business that Shane, Jill, and I have worked so hard for! I snapped out of it when I saw my phone notifying me. I picked it up and saw the message. It was Gunner.

“Well, it depends on the prices of what you bought. The higher the price, the shipping is expensive as well. Look at this, the express delivery is 99 dollars while the standard one is 49 dollars” “Really? You’re going to spend almost 5 thousand pesos just for the delivery???” Eloisa asked unbelievably. “It’s expensive because there is special packaging for that. Besides, there is a shipping guarantee in there’s a situation that the parcel got lost” I explained. “What if your parcel didn’t lose? You paid for nothing?” Lester asked.