Kevin Spacey Novels & Stories

It was oddly specific. "While I wasn't happy that I would never be able to find Haley again, I knew I had to move on. Val was very helpful with that. It took some time, but I managed to let her go. However, I noticed that Damian didn't seem to be taking it as well. Rather he had begun to spiral out of control. It was as though he had given up on everything. I tried to ignore it, knowing that Haley was missing because of him, but I realized I couldn't just ignore it. I needed to try to get them back together." Kevin commented, making me internally raise an eyebrow once more. There was no possible way that this could be true. Kevin all but admitted that he loved Haley, which makes me wonder wh

he assured her though he is baffled by a possibility of a hospital losing a patient. Walking to the secluded part where he has privacy, he pulls out his phone to call Calvin. General Calvin Spencer, his younger brother. But before he could dial his number, he appears at his sight. Despite his disguise, Kevin recognized him. "I'm about to call you" he instantly said after he reached his side.

He thought she would swat his hand away like she did earlier, but Selene placed her hand on his, keeping it in place, and squeezing it with the right amount of force. She looked toward him with a knowing smile, and Declan could tell that the night was just getting started for him. Meanwhile, Kevin returned the host’s smile and responded sincerely, “I’m a best actor nominee today because Bella Grey suggested my name for the lead role in “High School and Crazy.” I wouldn’t express my gratitude enough if I didn’t bow to her. She is an angel. A real jade in the rough.” Kevin cleared his throat and concluded, “Thank you, Bella.”

“She’s the Rogues’ current booty call.” “Booty call or girlfriend?” “Sex toy,” said Kasey. “They don’t do relationships.” Keane was still staring at me as Sadie fawned over him, but now, a smirk played on his lips, sending a chill down my spine. “Assholes,” I muttered. “The whole lot of them.” Kasey nodded, drawing her jacket up further over her shoulders. If it wasn’t for the fire, we would have all frozen out by now.

Evelyn's POV "I, Alpha Kyle Turner, reject you, Evelyn Sanders, as my mate." Alpha Kyle hoarse voice boomed in my ears making me freeze on my tracks, his voice laced with disgust. Crack! A cracking sound resounded inside my body and I felt as if a part of me was forcefully torn and taken away. My wolf howled in pain but there was nothing I could do about it. Tears flowed down my face as the pain became immeasurable, increasing with each second to the point I was unable to tolerate it. I could care less about the gazes on me. I was already used to it.

Kevin stated his term which had left Dennis surprised, after all he had heard very many years ago that Kevin was not just a simple human, he was a devil in disguise, because out of all the odd Dennis had not expected this, and not only that, only if this company didn't mean a lot to him then he would be willing to sell it without a second thought, but this company was the only memory of his late wife that he had left, because back then she was actress, and an A level actress at such , and he used to enjoy being with her and they had done a lot together in the very same premises, but one thing for sure was that he was not ready to part with this company just yet, so he thought maybe there was

I declined. "Oh come on," he pushed on, "he told me you do this amazing thing with your ton-" "Connor." he yelled and he immediately stopped talking. I chuckled, knowing exactly what the fuck was going on, "I can't believe this." "Jade I-" "No," I sighed, "it's fine." I picked up my tray and walked out of the cafeteria.

Kevin was a good guy, well, he was definitely a good guy compared to the much older Xavier. Kevin stood at 5'9", dark skinned with a bald head. He always wore hoodies and he was as fat as a guy can get. He was naturally big built but on top of that he was really fat- like donut eating police officer fat, if that makes sense. "Is that so?" Xavier asked calmly as his eyes went to the screen where the game was taking place but his eyes would casually falter back to the young couple, "I've been giving you extension after extension Kevin," Xavier told him, stating the obvious.

Kevin actually looked offended. “I know you leave half-drunk coffees everywhere and forget where you put them,” he said immediately. “I know you cry whenever kids get discharged after long admissions even though you pretend something got in your eyes.” Katelyn opened her mouth. “I know Avery manipulates you constantly,” he continued. “And I know you pretend to hate terrible hospital vending machine noodles but still eat them during overnight shifts.” Katelyn stared at him now. Kevin’s expression softened slightly. “I know enough to want a chance.”

At this point, I didn't even know why I was having this conversation at all. Madeline leaned back, blowing out a long sigh. “You know, for someone who looks like he could kill a man with just a glance, he really is the worst when it comes to feelings. Or talking. Or existing around people without emotionally maiming them. What you're doing is not going to help you when it comes to him. You're just giving him the space that he wants to have.” A reluctant laugh escaped me, dry, sharp. “That’s generous. If that space can actually give me the peace of my mind, then I would rather I give him galaxies between the two of us.”