Julian From The Book Wonder Novels & Stories

The school bell rang, shrill and sharp against the hum of laughter and movement. Julian came bounding out of his classroom, his Spider-Man backpack bouncing against his back. His curls flopped over his forehead as he looked around, eyes lighting up the moment he spotted Ruben leaning against the black SUV. “Uncle Rue!” Ruben bent down just in time to catch Julian mid-leap. “Hey, little man,” he chuckled, swinging the boy into his arms. “Good day at school?” “Mrs. Marley said my story was the best. I told her you helped me write it.”

Children were weird and whimsical, and I knew I'd never understand or get used to them. Julian clinked a spoon against a clockery, earning everyone's attention. I looked up while Aliya helped dish out my breakfast. A wide grin adorned Julian's face as he stood up. He was tall, almost towering the height of my father. He had blonde hair with ocean blue eyes that displayed mischief.

"Because Richard West was the man who taught me how to ride a bike. He was the man who sat by my bed when I had the flu and read me The Hobbit until his voice gave out. He was the man who yelled at me when I crashed the car and then hugged me because I was safe. He was my father." He took a breath, inhaling the city grit. "And Vivian... Vivian was just an egg donor who overcharged for her services." Julian let out a breath he seemed to have been holding since 1994. He clapped Noah on the shoulder—a solid, grounding impact. "Welcome to the bastard club," Julian said, a grin breaking through his stoicism. "The dues are high, but the company is excellent." "I'll take it," Noah said. He looked a

Elias’s heart stopped. It wasn't a monster. It wasn't a prop. It was Julian. Julian was a sixth-grader who had moved to the district only three months prior. He was a quiet, brilliant boy who always wore long sleeves, wide-brimmed hats, and heavy sunglasses. He was an albino. His condition was severe; his skin lacked any protective pigment, making the sun his most lethal enemy.

CHAPTER SEVEN. A week later. The Silver moon pack. ( JULIANA'S POV ) I was silently in my room reading a novel Phoenix had given me, incase I became bored. The door creaked open, startling me. I got up, and looked towards the entrance. Who could it be? There was no movement from the other end. I became alert. Was it a ghost? "Who is there?" I called out with a loud voice. It wasn't as if I was afraid... After all, I was in the silver moon's pack.

Julian narrows his eyes before walking towards the door, " What's their name!?" He asks. " Julie! You got friends. What about me?" She follows him hugging her plush. " I don't know her name but she is here to play with you!" Julian walks downstairs while Aria skips the staircases one after one. " Why do you have friends? I don't have friends. I want to be friends with your friend!" She keeps whining while running towards Julian.

She had all the positive qualities of Vivian and more making her angelic. I slept off during the lectures and during the break period, my uncle called me. “Joshua, are you feeling fine?”, He asked with concern. “Yes sir, very well. Yesterday, I was busy working on my book and I had less time to sleep. ” “Yes. That's the major reason I called you. I have read the book and I must say, that was a superb write-up. Did you write it all by yourself” “yes sir. It took me a month to write that”

In one swift movement, Julian straightened and opened his eyes wide. "I didn't pass out." His sigh made everyone fall silent. "I didn't faint!" he cried before laughing and raising his fists in the air. A second later, instead of getting down, he lay back down and looked up at the sky. One challenge had been successfully passed. The intense pressure that originally pressed against the head and chest had dissipated, leaving a huge space of relief. It was truly a very memorable day for a man who always shied away from challenges. *** “Did you see how cool I am when I jump? I thought that I was Superman, not Clark Kent," Julian said, boasting. His lips hadn't stopped curling since he got off th

Then I take my keys and walk to the Ferrari. As I drive to Arabella’s parent’s house, I think about what needs to happen. I must make a kingdom where there are no more wars or killing. Someplace, where everyone can live together. When I see the house appear over the horizon, I smile and know that everything will be alright just as long as we all have each other. Knocking on the door to the house, I have a last-minute thought before Arabella answers the door, “What if the vampires had struck here instead? I wouldn’t ever have been able to forgive myself.” Seeing that it is me, she jumps into my arms happily and says, “Julian, I am so glad it is you, at first I started to panic. I am jus

Julian wasn't lying on a cooling bed anymore; he was standing in the Ashford library, ten years younger, his hand tucked into the warmth of his mother’s palm. "Julian, look at the stars," his mother, Elena Ashford, whispered. She wasn't the sickly woman he remembered from her final days. She was radiant, her eyes glowing with the same iridescent white that now burned in his own. "They don't just hang in the sky. They are anchors. And you, my little sun, are the strongest anchor of all." "But I’m just a boy, Mama," the dream-Julian replied.