Henry X William Afton Novels & Stories

Daniel Brooke already had enmity with former Senator Michael Harrison, and now if he offended Mayor Jonas Brown, the entire Brooke family would be eliminated from the 'X' city. When Henry August thought about it, he felt a chill all over his body. But who would explain this to his Boss? He was not in the mood to listen to anyone. His trail of thoughts was disturbed by Daniel Brook’s cold deep voice, "Send someone to clean the room. I am going home." He turned around and left immediately after saying this. .....

None of them were good people. Sage had only promised Henry benefits because she wanted him to take the bait. She never intended to let him or Sandra off the hook! When Henry heard her question, his voice seemed to tremble. "Nothing much. What did you find out?" Henry had been a very evil person in his past life, so why was he so afraid out of the blue? Sage felt like something was off, but she didn't mention what Shane had told her. She just said, "Nothing. Yesterday, you told me Ronald Shekdotter has Ian's father backing him up. I just want to know more about that."

He looked amused as he continued, "I don't know if it actually worked, but you got better the next day. After that, I stopped bringing you to cemeteries or funerals and even hospitals. We mostly just had the family doctor come to the house." "And I forgot all about it after that?" Summer asked. "Who did we go to see at Springwood Cemetery? Or whose funeral were we attending?" She almost let it slip and asked about Xena. "We went to see an old friend of mine," Henry replied with his face still lowered. He looked a lot sadder at the mention of that old friend. Summer couldn't bear to see Henry sad and immediately held his hand. "Next time you go, I can go with you. I'm an adult now. I won't be

"I would like to think that the few years we spent working together have given me the honor of calling you a friend even though you could well be my father." "Of course," he replied quickly. "Of course. After all, few men in this city can say they know you half as well as I do." "Indeed," Henry replied. "You’ve heard of my ward, Levington, I presume?" "Of course," Hartford said as he shook Jonathan’s hand. "Handsome fellow, isn’t he? I do believe I just met his sister a few moments ago with your aunt."

“I used to love sailing.” “You sailed?” she asked, looking up at me with interest. “When I was a teenager,” I nodded. “Uncle Ashton had a little boat that he loved, and Henry and I used to take it out all the time.” “Henry was the cousin you lost in Afghanistan, wasn’t he?” “He was,” I nodded. “But not before he distinguished himself for bravery; he has a medal of honor.” “You must be proud,” she said, squeezing my hand. “I am,” I nodded.

Doctor Brown stuttered in fear. He was not the only one. The moment Henry walked into the room, they all knew they were doomed. "I gathered them all in here just as you instructed," the officer said. Henry was a man of power in Brentwood City. Regardless, he never liked using his power to his advantage. But this time, Miriam's crimes were far too painful to ignore. Henry used his authority to arrange this special punishment for the criminals. His eyes trailed to Miriam. He asked coldly, "Who supplied you with the bacteria that you injected into my daughter?"

Ashton asked. Suddenly, Hannah remembered yelling at him during the fight to stop hitting his brother. She hadn't meant to be angry; she had just been panicking. "I'm not angry," Hannah replied. Ashton entered the room and closed the door quietly. He walked cautiously over to her, his tired eyes meeting hers as he sat on the edge of the bed. "I went too far," Ashton whispered. "I was so upset because Alden tried to take Henry away from me." "Darling...'"

He motioned again for me to follow him. “Please read and walk, Ms. Walton. We have to meet the housekeepers," he explained. For an old man, Thomas sure was quick. How did he get so far ahead of me so quickly? I tried my best to balance the book in my hands while I hurried to catch up to him. Luckily, I didn’t have to flip too many pages. Henry was one of Mr. Weston's “regulars” apparently. Age: 26 Occupation: Chef Personality: Passionate, creative, focused, friendly

“I know that you don’t believe me, but I will never deceive you. I’ll take action today, and my first target will be Rain and her mother. I must get my revenge on her for killing my grandson, Mitchell.” There was a moment of silence before he said, “I will pay someone to kill Kiran. I won’t wait for them anymore, so please bear with me.” Henry turned around and left without bothering to hide the anger in his eyes. Only Alfred and Theodore were left in the room, and they smiled at each other. “If Henry wants to clear his name, let him,” Theodore said with disdain. “He’s not clearing his name. He’s showing off the Quinn family’s power,” Alfred sneered.

Since my time was almost up, I did not want to die in a hospital bed while in pain. “Don’t be scared, Henry. I’ll see you very soon.” I opened a drawer, took out the poison I had prepared beforehand, and took it without hesitation. … Seven days later, Matthew rendered Wendy’s ashes to South Hill Cemetery, just like Wendy had done when she put Henry’s urn into his grave. The wind blew stronger, and a storm raged. Matthew cast a final glance at Wendy’s and Henry’s tombstones before taking out a half-finished bottle of poison.