Keeping Denver Novels & Stories

DENVER left home early. He glances at his watch while driving. The sky was still dark when he left the house and the sun was about to rise in full. When he arrived at the company he parked the car in the parking lot. He went to the office and Cali was in front of the door holding his phone. "Good morning," Cali greeted Denver. "Right," Denver nodded at Cali. "Aren't you going to leave? I mean, going to have day off?"

"Wait....what?" She throws her hands in the air helplessly. "I told you to just come out plain to this guy. Now look at all the fuss!" "Sh....shut up, Lucy. Playing the blame game isn't going to help either of us. How did Denver know to go to Myles?" She shrugs equally confused. The last time I saw Denver was when I walked out of his office the day he was to travel to Atlanta. All things being equal, he should be out of town for his step mother's burial. How is he in Florida throwing a fuss?

But I need my closure, which means I definitely would have to withstand his presence while he gives me answers, and after that we are done for good and no more fucking Denver. It’s about a week since I moved to the UK, and job hunting has been another form of Denver. A nightmare. A weird idea popped up in my mind the next day, but the moment I realized Denver and Drake are the owners, I swiftly deleted the thoughts from my head. It’s not possible to send an application to the D&D law firm in the UK branch without Denver getting to find out. He oversees everything that happens in every branch around the world.

“If I’d had the cash, I’d have gone farther. All the way to Florida, if I could have.” “OK. And after Wisconsin?” Chris said. “Uh, let’s see. Michigan. Alabama. Oklahoma. Kansas. Texas. Arizona. Then Colorado.” “All that moving in four years?” Dean said. “And you’ve been in Denver for what – a year, right?” “More.” Kat bit her lip. “I never stayed in one place longer than five months, but Denver’s been different. I – I really love it here. And Emma got sick so I stayed to help her, but I planned to leave before Christmas last year. Then what happened to Olivia happened, and I couldn’t imagine leaving her like that, so I stayed. Then Jenny decided to… to face what happened to her, and I knew

Really liked it. “Alpha Kain, you’re here.” Denver moved forward, stretching an arm out for him to shake. “There will only be a few at this meeting besides the guards. We want to keep things low for a while…” ‘Kain?’ Denise repeated his name in her mind, tempted to try it out on her tongue.

Jordan gleefully expressed. “Not the time” I laughed. And we hailed a cab down 6th Eastern Boulevard down to the Financial District of the city – otherwise known as “Capital City”. Jordan and I work at the same financial firm – he’s interning at the finance, administration and accounting division of the company while I am on the junior marketing team – speacliasing in social media management and business analysis.

my left brow raised. “It’s your job to tell me about them, not mine.” Jay nodded. “Oh, right.” He looks like an idiot, honestly. “Also,” I stared at him for a second and let out a deep sigh before continuing, “I want you to look for someone.” “Who?” “Denver Colorado.” “Is he your lover? The name itself was luxurious.” I immediately shrugged.

“Thank you, Leonard.” He withdrew another folder. “There is one more matter. Your father was scheduled to attend the Denver family's banquet next week. He was likely preparing a collaboration with them, but now that he's gone, you'll have to represent the Gance family in his place. Are you familiar with the Denvers?” I shook my head. “It's my first time hearing that name. How influential are they?” Leonard handed me the folder that contained several photographs of the owners of Denver Corp. “Denver Corporation stands alongside Hartley Global and LG Group as one of the three dominant companies in the country. It is run by Cedric Denver alongside his two children, Pearl and Chase.”

JAMES "Good evening, Charlotte. Are you alright there?" asks Richard, billionaire CEO of the Haswell Corporation. She´s standing in the lobby, sipping from a mug. "I´m fine thanks," she smiles. "I´m just waiting for Michael to pick me up. He said he was running a bit late, but Kirstie´s made me a coffee while I wait." She head-points the Concierge at her desk, who smiles politely and then returns to where she is working on her laptop.

Ronald continued, “This is going to be a traveling theater event, so–” “I don’t have any reservations against that!” I said quickly. I did not want to let this opportunity go. “Great!” said Ronald, “The first stop’s at Denver.” Denver? I thought. And, suddenly, memories came flooding back.