Joshua Stories Novels & Stories

he was trying to struggle free from her hold "You will surely kill me today too" she shrieked still holding him "You will die your own natural death like our father did" Joshua told her "I will not kill you because am not a murderer" "You are more than one,a stupid murderer at that! "How date you talk to me like that? it seems you have grown wings overnight! If you dare it again I will break your waist"Joshua threatened her "You cannot try it! Besides I want you and Dave to kill me also"

"I have long reconnected to my true family and once this trouble us over I will separate with Cole and marry the person I love. You just have to repent for all you have done and live the rest of your life in peace." " Why you!.... Get out! Guards I'm done." Joshua feel lost now that he also lost his gripped with the person whom he nurtured to be his defender to all his legal battles. That's when he realised that he is alone. "But no I am not going down alone.I will show them that I am not done yet! Joshua Brooks is my going down that easily!" He thought yo himself and began to laughed hysterically. "Ha ha ha...!"

Joshua said, his voice low, filled with a sudden, sharp clarity. He stood up, his movements fluid despite the burden he carried. He walked to the center of the porch, looking out over the mountain. "Are you ready?" Richard asked, stepping up beside him. "I’ve been ready for a thousand years," Joshua said, his eyes reflecting the pale moonlight. The heart began to hammer, faster now, a frenetic, desperate sound that echoed through the mountain. The ground beneath them glowed, the obsidian stone turning into a web of silver light that pulsed in time with the baby's movements.

said Joshua to her. Joshua went to his house in diamond valley . He wants to be alone. Emmie worried him so much, she called him many times but Joshua was timid. She felt of Joshua’s conviction. A while ago, the mercenaries killed all the adult member of the Hagoromo family except the pregnant women and the kids.

or fear. Joshua smiled up at him, appreciative as a man looking at a patron. He was wholeheartedly loyal to Adrian. “You know why I joined you,” Joshua said, almost pleading. “I’m tired of wandering, tired of having nothing. I want someone who understands how to get in and how to make a place inside. With you, we can take them down. You have… vision.” He tried to sing praises to Adrian.

A pair stationed on each continent. They were more than feared. They were legends. Shadows with silver eyes and unshakable power. Some believed them invincible. And in a way… they were. Because only the Goddess could destroy them. But even gods can be disappointed. One of them—Joshua—broke sacred law. He killed an innocent man, not out of duty, but out of greed. He wanted the man’s mate. Took her by force and left the body to rot. The people were terrified. They cried out, begged for justice, prayed for a sign. And the Moon Goddess heard them.

Joshua refusing anyone to carry her but him, grabbed a hold of Emily’s arms and shuffled her onto his back. “Joshua-Joshua?” questioned Emily as Joshua was putting her on his back. “Up you go,” said Joshua. “Ahh!” screeched Emily. “What the-” said Beatrice, glaring at Joshua. “Hold on tight,” said Joshua. He started walking with her up the steep cliff. “Joshua-Joshua, put me down right now.” “What? You think I can’t carry you?” asked Joshua, turning his head to her. “What-What did you say?” asked Emily, as that was the same line, he said to her when they were kids.

"Just tell me what you feel comfortable with, Joshua." Dara's quiet words made him feel ashamed that she had trusted him and he wasn't returning that trust. "It's not that I don't want to tell you, Dara, it's just...it's not my story to tell." "I understand. Believe me, I was in two minds about telling you about Kothari, so I do understand. However, I do need to know what you mean by Justice Seeker. It's important to my mission." Joshua rose and crossed to the window, staring out into the distance. Finally he turned, his gaze intent as he stared at the remarkable young woman watching him just as intently. "Let me make a call."

Jericho complained, coaxing me forward with a wiggling finger, "come here." "No, I think I'm good right where I am," I defied him knowing he would challenge me. The one attribute Jericho shared with his brothers was that when they gave orders, they expected people to adhere to them. Usually, I would listen to Jericho. But, not today. I planted my feet on the spot and crossed my arms over my chest so he knew I meant business.

Joshua then excused himself and bid the other two goodnights and went to his room. Joshua stood by the window of his room and looked up to the sky at the moon. His eyes were worried. "Yuki? Was that you who sent me a signal?" Joshua asked looking at the moon. He felt the tingling sensation again. Joshua took a long sigh, "It's finally the time for Theodore and Joseph to recognize each other. It was hard for me to see both of them not recognizing each other. It's going to be a happy moment but I'm afraid the happiness will not last that long," Joshua sounded sad.