Hawkins Indiana Novels & Stories

He rolled the remainder into a ball and chucked it in the trash. Another beep drew his attention to the monitor. He peered at the screen, astonished. According to this database, a Josh Hawkins living in Jackson, Wyoming did exist. But there was no former address, no work history, or taxes under Josh's criteria before he appeared in Saddle Creek. Was Josh Hawkins even his real name? Dillon cleared all the fields and typed Josh's last name in the applicable field. He held his breath. This was the best propriety database available for search services.

So much had changed in two years, Ava had given birth to another child, Liam had recovered, but their son… still missing. Her heart ached, but she stayed strong. For the family. Just then, her phone buzzed. Unknown Number. She hesitated, then answered. “Hello?” A smooth voice came through. “Good afternoon, ma’am. This is Mr. Hawkins. Jim Hawkins. I recently started working with Warner Architect… thanks to your daughter-in-law.” Mrs. Hamilton smiled softly. “Ah yes, Jim. Ava mentioned you. Polite young man. What can I do for you?”

Hawkins and her children came to express their gratitude to Adrian and me for what we had done for them. I was taken aback when I learned that Adrian had placed the children on scholarships and opened a business for Mrs. Hawkins since her husband had passed away. From the very first day I met Adrian at his home, I had always known him to be a kind man, and his warm welcome and treatment of me confirmed that.

It has pay attention written all over his face. Hawk is a good player, he’s played a few teams now including Vancouver, Vegas and now Austin which is where he is from. Rumour has it that he plans to retire after the upcoming season to spend more time with his wife and their newborn. He’s a big lump of a guy and stands in around six five. He’s always been a tough one on the ice so to know he will be one of my wing men fills me with confidence.

Chapter 29 They drove in silence for the rest of the journey, through streets that grew progressively more expensive, past buildings that grew progressively taller, until finally they pulled up in front of a gleaming glass tower that bore the Hawkins Industries name in letters three feet tall. The car parked in the underground garage, and Ravyn was escorted—still without physical contact, but clearly without freedom to deviate—through security checkpoints and private elevators to the executive floor. Where, apparently, her family had decided she would spend her first day.

Aiden ~•~ I was with some of my friends when my phone buzzed with a text from Noah asking me to pick her up. Noah didn’t like the idea of staying at the college dormitory, so she would attend classes from home every day. Harlan University wasn’t far from Hawkins. It was located in the city of Kingsport, which was only about a thirty-minute drive from Hawkins. I excused myself from them and went to the car. Shortly after, I arrived at the university. She had told me was waiting at the front gate but I couldn’t find her when I arrived.

A cold voice spoke up, and even Everett stopped when he heard the voice. He looked at the figure in front of him. Everett looked unhappy but still did not want to give up. He spoke up once more, "Even you're stopping me, Skate? Don't you have a grudge against him too? You should be happy to see me help you kill him. Why would you do this?" "He's Skate Hawkins!" "Who's Skate Hakwins?" "He's an elite from Capital City's Hawkins family. I heard that he has been cultivating in the Hawkins' secret realm. Looks like he must be the other hidden martial lord powerhouse from Capital City's Eight Influential Families."