Kevin Mahorney Obituary Novels & Stories

The doctor let out a small sigh before continuing, "No, we haven't gotten to the root of any matter because Asha is nowhere to be found. And there is no good news. Only bad news," Valerie and Fareeda looked at each other before facing the doctor questionably. The doctor cleared his throat and slid a paper toward Valerie, "Kevin died at 12 pm this afternoon,"

"Alright, sir, May. Let's not keep arguing here," Boaz said. "Mr. Young Junior is no longer with us, and there's nothing we can do about it anymore. It's pointless for you both to continue yelling at each other like this." Horace scoffed and sat down with a loud huff. When he recalled that Kevin was dead, he felt his sorrow surging within him again, and tears wouldn't stop rolling down his cheeks. "My poor, poor Kevin!"

Emily “Hello! Mrs. Emily Parker?” “Yes!” I replied, puzzled. “I’m Agent John. I regret to inform you of your husband’s passing. Please report to our office tomorrow to recognize his belongings.” “Husband’s death? Please explain, because I don’t understand what you’re talking about.” I felt my heartbeat grow stronger. The lump in my throat went down to my stomach, where it seemed to turn into a painful lump. I knew who he was talking about. It was Kevin! But dead?

He thought, If the president and Miss Adriana had a child in the future… she’d definitely be a wonderful mother. But the moment he saw the man who had rushed over — and realized it was Mark — Kevin’s smile froze. “Lawyer Mark.” Kevin approached with large strides, greeting him with a polite smile. Mark recognized him immediately — Kevin, Calvin’s assistant. In the public eye, Kevin was practically Calvin’s spokesperson. For all the public events Calvin didn’t attend himself, Kevin was usually there in his place. And now, today… he and Adriana showed up at the mall together? Was this a planned outing?