How Old Is Henry Bowers Novels & Stories

"Before that, son, I want to tell you how old I am. As of today, I turn 440 years." Henry released a good laugh at Kohl's age disclosure. He thought the old man stuttered the 'other four', and found it amusing. "Why are you laughing?" Kohl props up on his elbow, looking at the young man who held his stomach and laughed boisterously. "Do you not believe me, son? That I'm really 440 years old?" Henry laughed harder, Kohl shook his head and gave up trying to explain to him. If he didn't believe his age, he wasn't ready to learn what made him stronger either.

whispered the Elder to Georgia. "Ah, you're relying on your strength again," said Georgia. Then Alexander smiled back at Ethan, Cora, and Henry. He inhaled and exhaled gently before addressing Alpha Ethan. "How old is Henry this time, Alpha Ethan?" asked Alexander. "Twenty-two. He's coming of age in a year, and I'm worried about whether or not he'll find his mate quickly. For all you know, Alexander, he has a very hard time being attracted to women," Alexander explained, which made Henry feel embarrassed and red-faced.

Henry was all smiles and politeness, stepping up to Chandler and offering a handshake, "Mr. Young." Chandler just flicked his hand in the air, a brush-off if there ever was one, "How old are you, anyway?" Henry's smile wavered, and he awkwardly pulled back his hand, scratching his head, "I'm twenty-eight." Candace's voice, sharp as ice, cut in from the sidelines, "What my boyfriend is trying to say is, you're not in the club yet. Can't you take a hint?" The room went tense for a beat. Rana's cheeks puffed out, and she looked ready to throw down with Candace, but Henry gently tugged at her arm.

His forearms flex when he waves. “Ladies,” he says with a soft smile. “Been a minute.” Sloane whispers without even turning her head, “Did puberty punch him in the dick or bless him?” I choke on a laugh. “You mean chest. You meant chest.” “No, I didn’t.” Henry clearly hears but chooses to ignore it. Saint. Or maybe he’s used to us. Either way, his cheeks twitch, trying not to smile too hard. “This one’s been vacant a while,” he says, leading us in. “Used to belong to old Mrs. Dowdy. Her kids moved her into assisted living and finally listed it.”

Henry couldn't take it anymore, the images flashed before his eyes and his eyes almost couldn't take it anymore. He gritted his teeth, trying to focus, but it was no use. The images were too overwhelming, and he felt like he was being sucked into a black hole of endless images. Ten years ago, Henry was celebrating his twentieth birthday, his mother, father and his family were there to celebrate with him.

That's just horrible. "And Rowan. Rowan didn't even need to beat them up. He just came and stood by me. One look at him and they all ran away. Just one look." Henry emphasizes with his hand. "How old were you?" I find myself asking. "I was nine, Rowan was twelve." He answers and I nod. "He was like your cool older brother," I say in an amused tone and he laughs, nodding. "Kinda reminds me of my brother," I say and he turns to face me, raising a questioning brow.

Even if he was already old to begin with, but hey, who says he did not get a young but shrewd mind? "...." After William, one of the other board members asked that question, the other board members all looked at Henry, the young man in his twenties but is the secretary of the chair of the board and vice chair, meaning that he was the secretary for all of the board meetings going on. Feeling the gazes of the old men present, Henry continued on noting things on his notes nonchalantly before he looked back at the old men present, with a calm voice, he responded his own conjuncture after being asked.

"Lauren Johnson, it was you who drugged me nine years ago." Henry's voice came out through clenched teeth, heavy with a rage that had been building for nearly a decade without ever finding the right target. He stood tall in front of her — broad shoulders squared, chest rising and falling hard. He looked less like a man and more like a storm that had finally decided to make landfall. His large hand was still wrapped tightly around her neck. Lauren's heels scraped against the tiled floor as she struggled to breathe.

Janni, the Confezzioni Family's consigliere in his 70s, smiled subtly as he wrinkled the corners of his eyes. White-haired Henry, who was of similar age to Janni, carefully looked over Valentine and the others. Valentine, Leo, Eugene, Janni Alburno. With each person he examined, tension rose in the old man's eyes. But he was trying hard to hide it. Eugene could be certain that today's target was this old man named Henry. "I'm so full I can't stay awake. You can't fool age, I tell you. I'll be leaving first." Henry wiped his mouth with a napkin and stood up. Watching him, Janni Alburno said quietly.

Wyatt looked stunned. "How old are you?" Wyatt asked. Henry was surprised, expecting a question about his strength rather than his age. He smiled and replied, "I'm 26. Why?" "Impossible!" Wyatt could not believe Henry's words. He soon realized there was no reason for Henry to lie. "Why didn't you kill me?" Wyatt asked. "Why should I kill you?" Henry countered. "Because I came to kill you. Even if you kill me, I have nothing to say," Wyatt was already prepared for death.