Kevin Gates Book Novels & Stories

Kevin raised his head and looked at everyone. His glance was as cold as ice and made everyone scared. After judging that the situation was not in her favor, Madonna wanted to sneak away. "Miss, you hurt my wife. Do you think you can leave like this?" Kevin said. Immediately, a security guard blocked Madonna's way. "President Kyle, I did not hurt your wife, it was her..." Madonna still wanted to argue, but when she saw Kevin's cold eyes, she became scared and shut her mouth immediately.

He felt his knees trembling as he waited. After several minutes of standing still and waiting, there came no response. He walked to the door and knocked again—this time even louder than the last. He waited again, but there was no reply. Then he wondered if Cedric was home. Kevin turned the door handle and found, much to his surprise, that it wasn’t locked. He blinked in surprise as the door swung open. It squalled on its hinges, loud and rusty. It struck him as odd—Cedric never leaves the door unlocked.

GABRIEL “Hey,” he greeted casually. I stopped and turned halfway toward him, my lip curling. “What the fuck do you want with me now, after betraying me?” I was already prepared to walk away again if he didn’t say anything worth my time, until I noticed the faint glint of metal in his hand. “Look,” Kevin said, unfazed by my hostility. “If I hadn’t reported your arrival to Alpha Darius that night, you wouldn’t be receiving this generous treatment.”

Then, he stood up and spoke, "I forgot to take the medicine from Alex. I will go and get it. Don't go wandering around!" "Alright!" Before he even walked out of the room, he noticed that Rose's eyes become as bright as diamonds. Kevin didn't say anything but he clenched his fists subconsciously. Once he walked out the door, Rose took out the tiny book that was hidden under the pillow. She wrote and doodled something for a while. Then, she tossed the quilt away and got down from the bed hurriedly. As soon as she opened the door of the ward, she saw a security guard standing at the door. Kevin was there too, giving her a death stare.

Now that I thought about it, it did seem weird, “Maybe the address is the key to something. With everything going around we must go and check this place out…” Kevin closed in on me from behind and buried his head in the crook of my neck. His even breathing against my skin made me shudder but in a good sort of way. “What do you think we should do with Doctor? We can’t keep him locked in the dungeon…” “Hmm…” He muttered against my skin as he left a trail of kisses along my neck. I placed my hand on his shoulder and said, “What are you doing, Kevin? If someone comes in…” “Oh… yeah… I almost forgot…,” Kevin said pulling away abruptly. He was beside the door in a flash and closed it…

Alicia Iminz, Alicia Alexander or Greyshon, the name she'd given herself the day of the final battle of Gatekeepers War. A war that she never wanted to be a part of even though she had visions of it year's before it happened. She was a piece in game of chess that could never be won, the weapon her mother and rest of the goddesses wanted but didn't truly understand or deserve. All she had always wanted was a normal life. It's why only she and her cousin knew what really happened at that final battle. If the Goddesses or Collective knew what she did God only knew what may happen. That piece of evidence would tear down the world she knew in many ways.

She also noticed that the man was greeted by the bar owner, making sure it was what Alice was referring to as the special guest tonight. "Miss, I've been waiting for my order for a while!" a man called out to her. She quickly went to the kitchen to pick up the man's order from the other table. ----- While Kevin is busy looking for five excellent fictitious authors for their firm on the internet. Kevin is one of Gideon's confidants when it comes to dealing with other employees; he also knows certain business secrets. He was Geron Grande's previous assistant, Gideon's older brother who now operates a family business in Canada. That is why Kevin is an expert at managing the tasks that Gideon as

Judging by the boxes, it was some sort of con storage space. "Sir?" Kevin kept his voice low, hesitating just inside the door. The man twisted, a phone to his ear. Kevin nodded and took up a post by the entrance, listening for the sound of someone approaching. He'd spent a lifetime waiting by doors. First, for his family, praying they'd let him out of the closet and maybe give him something to eat. Later, he'd been at the mercy of the juvenile detention center, and the hours out of his solitary confinement. Along the way, he'd met a misplaced young man and their paths had never quite separated. Speckles hadn't belonged in the detention hall, not like Kevin. Speckles didn't fight, he didn't s

“How many of them are actually on your side, Kevin? Because I can tell you this, you won’t win. Not today, not tomorrow, not ever.” Kevin’s jaw clenches, and for a brief moment, he is silent. But then, he takes a step closer to her, lowering his voice. “You think this is a game, Bethany? I’ve spent years building my influence. I know how to play this game better than you ever will. You are still as wet behind the ears as you have been from the start. You’ve got your little perfect life, your perfect marriage, but none of that will matter when you’re kicked out of this company. I promise you a sendoff gift when the time comes.”

Kevin stared at me silently. "Believe me or not—that man, Gabriel Stewart, is hiding something. He is not what you or others think of." I could see the intensity in Kevin's eyes as he spoke, his voice filled with conviction. "There's more to him than meets the eye," he added cryptically. "Kevin, please. He is my father. There must be some misunderstanding ." Kevin's expression softened slightly, but his eyes remained wary. "I hope you're right, but just be careful," he warned, savoring the food on his plate.