Joey World Tour Novels & Stories

I nod in agreement. One of the kids in a wheelchair approaches us, “Princess, thank you for helping us. You saved more kids than the ones who passed.” I kneel down to his level, “Thank you for telling me this. I am so happy to hear that. What is your name?” The little boy replies, “My name is Joey. My mom and dad are on their way here to get me. I know they will want to talk to you too.” I hug Joey, “I am so happy to meet you, Joey. I am so sorry you had to go through everything you went through.” He shrugged, “It was meant to be that way, Princess. I really believe that. The Moon Goddess told me so.” I raise my eyebrows, “Oh really?” He gives me the cutest smirk, “Yes, really.” I chuckle, “

I knew this might be the last chance I'd see Joey in real life. She was now a CEO and one of the wealthiest people in the world. She was no longer a person living in the same world as me. Soon, she'd be moving her company headquarters overseas, and moving overseas with Marcus. If I wanted to see her, I could only see her through public advertisement screens, and only know about her situation through the news. Thinking about this, my heart hurt so badly that I could barely breathe. Not far away, Joey straightened up, then bent down again to carry a little girl about 5 years old out of the car.

I just can't handle the situation right now! “Neither do I, Joey! But it's not fair to ignore me!' He was right. "I'm sorry..." He took my hand in his warm hands and kissed my cheek lovingly. It tingled and it was beautiful and terrible at the same time. "What's next...?" Tears welled up in my eyes and I tried to swallow the huge lump in my throat. “Like I said, Jayden! You're touring!" "What? No, no, you're not really breaking up now?! Surely we'll find a way, please Joey, be sensible!' Now he had tears in his eyes too, and he had that pained look in his eyes.

When the rest of the gang realizes who I am, they all stand to gather around me, firing off questions faster than I can process them much less answer. I hold up my hands to silence them all. "Guys." They're still talking and not listening. "Guys!" I raise my voice sharply to get their attention. Suddenly, they meet my eyes. "Stop, okay? I'll tell you what I know, but it's not much at this point." "You guys have been here for hours, how can they not know anything?" Joey's voice strains with emotion threatening to let loose. He lost his older brother, Jeremy, and Moby is his best friend. He will be the hardest to keep calm.

The silence stretched for a while before - “...Not in the country,” Tristan finally replied. “There was a delay at the airport, which is why I'm here.” Joey clicked his tongue. Then I heard footsteps. I got closer, hoping to catch more of their conversations. “They're being handled.” Tristan murmured. I heard another movement, before Joey spoke again. “What do you think about my family?” His voice sounded flippant, like he doesn't really care about the answer. What has that got to do with the shipments??

But that bit of information never came out, so they saved themselves an argument over something the other two wouldn’t want to hear. No Return hit the road again in February, for the fourth and last leg of their world tour, after two years traveling around the world. The itinerary was almost domestic for them: Spain, France, Germany, UK, Canada and finally the US. The distances being shorter, they would travel or play almost every day. The Hey, Jay! was left unattended for the next two months.

Gaby saw Travis making signs to the others to hurry. “It’s up to you to take care of him. Let’s see if it can handle many opponents regardless of how good he is. Take Gaby and bring her to me!” Travis ordered them. Joey’s got eight opponents. He doesn’t leave the post long to keep the men away from Gaby. Gaby couldn’t believe it; she was watching Joey. It amazed her at his speed and skill and the speed of his kicks, and his defense. No one could hardly see what was happening.

"And now, the next person to challenge the three-year straight champion of Gagner le Trône competition, Princess Calista Harmony of Oqazia Kingdom, is no other than the youngest magic swordman in the lineage of warlords and the current leader of the Royal Defense, Wyatt Benjamin,” the headmaster of the Tower of Magic announced in a subdued voice, raising the flag that represents the Wyatts. Despite the lethargy, the cheering from the audience creates a blaring sound that overpowered the entire arena, louder than it could ever be.

His tall and well-proportioned figure, coupled with the corridor lights casting a noble and cool glow on his face, further enhanced his captivating presence. Chloe stepped aside to let him in and immediately told him about the Friday audition. "You've come at the right time. I have to leave the trip early because I have something on Friday." Joseph frowned. "Are you talking about the audition?" "Yes, it's for the position of Exotic Star's brand ambassador," she said. After that, she briefly explained what Noah had told her about the role. "No," Joseph flatly refused without leaving any room for negotiation. Chloe was taken aback. "Why not?"

I don’t want to feel that same feeling again, and that’s why I must work harder. “Alexis!” Joey hugged me after coach Alfred gave us time to talk to each other. “It’s been so long since I saw you. How are you?” He asked with a huge smile on his face. I’m happy that Joey didn’t change at all, and he’s still the bubbly guy I once talked to. “Would you like to go with me to Lia’s fan signing event?” Joey excitedly asked me, which caught the other guys’ attention. “I’ve got two VIP tickets. Do you want to go with me?” Doesn’t this conversation sound familiar?