Kai The Hitchhiker 2020 Novels & Stories

-Me) (We are doing well. I am due in a month; hopefully, they will return from their trip. I know that dad wants to be there when he is born.-Kaitlin) (Eeek, I am going to have a little nephew. That is so exciting. I can’t wait to meet him.-Me) (I can’t wait for you to meet him, either. We need to talk in person soon. I have so much to tell you.-Kaitlin)

Forever. {Laumlayag. See you across space-time...} At exactly 00:00:00 and with the last percent of battery, Ecto goes away onto the Internet and Ecto 2.0 powers down.

Back at the train station, Ronnie and Curtis stood frightfully in front of the strange man with the guitar. “What the hell are you?” Ronnie asked. “Generally, we are called Kaiju, a superior species that will run this planet correctly after we deal with the rest of the human swine in this area,” replied Soundhound. “You must be pulling some type of magic trick because ain’t no way this stuff’s for real,” Ronnie shot back. “I assure you, good sir, what you’re about to witness is no illusion. It is the rise of my species and, sadly, the destruction of yours,” Soundhound said confidently.

Send a present to his family with a love note from me. **Tito:** Yes boss! Will do. Kai left and half of the suited men in the room walked him out and back to his car. He zoomed off. Lucas did not die yet but he stopped moving. Tito and his men brought in their special doctor to harvest the organs and Kai was right, they got a good bargain. As for the rest of the body, they bathed it, suited it up, wrapped it in a body bag and got it delivered to his family with a note.

Hilton uttered with a shaky voice, feigning weariness. “Do you know his name?” She asked. “Theo is his name,” Hilton replied calmly. Wendy went inside to keep her bag and pick her health insurance card - in case it was needed. Before she returned, Hilton sent a message to Theo. ‘Soon, I will be at your hospital with my wife. Don't mess up.’ ‘Fuck off.’ Theo replied with a laughing emoji attached to the message. *** When they arrived at Swift Hospital, Wendy held Hilton's hand and led him to the counter.

All these prophecies gave me a migraine, and I truthfully just wanted to go to bed before my head exploded. Kai opens the car door for me, and as soon as I get in, I slump to the side and let out a sigh. I had so many questions, but I had a feeling that Kai wouldn’t answer me. For one, what the hell are hybrid mates, and why would they usher in a dark age? I couldn’t think right now and will try to remember to ask Kai about this in the morning. My head hurts so much right now. “Caterina, are you okay?” I hear Kai next to me, and I nod as we drive away from the estate.

Not calling yet, not until it was over, not until she knew which version of the world she was bringing her children into. Luca moved to my side, close enough that I could feel the presence of him there, steady and real and grounding in a way nothing else in that room was. “Where are we?” he asked quietly. I looked at the central screen. “At the end.” And at the beginning of something worse. The secure line chimed, all movement in the room stilled. Kai’s fingers hovered over the keys then she opened the channel. Hartwell’s face appeared on the main screen.

"Uhm, can I have your ticket?" Kane raised a brow, amusement flickering in his blue eyes. "Ticket?" he repeated, his voice deep, teasing. The redhead—Mona, according to her name tag—bit down on her plump lower lip, her gaze darting everywhere except at him. "Sorry, it's just... you look familiar." That made him chuckle. Oh, really? He tilted his head slightly, his gaze flickering to the large poster plastered beside her booth—a giant picture of himself, fists raised, the underground champion.

Daniel is only two years old when Kai travelled to different planet and galaxy. “I need to go because this is my pledge to the galactic organization,” Kai said “I know, I’m just scared because you will be gone for almost five years. You will not see our son,” Maia said “I know but I promise to come back and we will raise our son together,” Kai said

And just right on time, the occupants downstairs who were also hosting a New Year's Eve party were already starting the twenty-second countdown to midnight. Jesse quickly grabbed the champagne flutes beside the now empty take-out box of chow mein noodles, and handed the other drink to K. They stood up and marched towards the huge glass windows beside his compact office desk. He slid up the panel and they sat on the windowsill, K leaning her back against Jesse's chest. The chanting got louder and livelier as it approached the five-second mark. Three, two, one. "Happy New Year, baby," K turned her head to the side and gave him a sweet, little kiss.