Lee Grant Novels & Stories

I truly thought that even under extraordinary circumstances, that you could have been my one true love. I guess I was wrong. Leah It felt good writing down everything but I knew Logan needed this letter. I booked a cab to take me to Carter and Sons. I paid the cab to keep running while I headed inside. I asked to speak to Jack urgently. He arrived within minutes of the receptionist calling him. “Leah, what can I do for you?” “I would like you to give Logan his keys back and thank him for his hospitality. Can you also give him this letter when he returns, please?”

Caelum Hughes held his long, thin cigar and said, "Mr. Harvey. Elder Lee isn't as sincere as young people like us. He had fought in the Underworld for years and has slain more people than you have ever seen. He's already showing you much respect by giving you a 20-dollar bill. "You should stop trying to take advantage at this time. Otherwise, not only will you lose the 20-dollar bill, but you'll also have to grovel and apologize once he's angry. You're a smart man, so you should know that Elder Lee isn't here because he wanted to. It's also the will of all the training grounds. "Do you think you can go against the will of all of us alone? Stop being so naïve!" Caelum said as he lit up his ci

A short grunt escaped his lips when he probably moved his injured lips more than he should have. “Is there a possibility that two of my men are giving out information about this mafia?” Alexander asked with a knitted brow totally ignoring Ken's grunt. It wasn't the first time he was getting injured - he would get over it soon. At the very least, in less than an hour. Nonetheless, Ken shrugged his shoulders and replied, “yeah. Maybe.” He chuckled but didn't smile. He smoked his cigarette and then puff it out into the cool air and breathed out a sigh. That had got some audacity to betray him.

There was always surveys being sent out on way to increase revenue, however she was not sure they cared about the people who on the level of dealing with the customers day in and day out opinions. These were not just random suggestions, all site managers would have ballots for items that were frequently requested. At the end of their independent surveys they’d take into consideration the items asked about the most. Capri locked herself in one of her sites offices to respond to emails and formulate game plans for the upcoming quarter. As soon as she turned the chair to sit, Lewis comes hollering. “Boss, you’d better stay in here Leo just pulled into the lot. He came out once and as he approac

Lee would definitely not let his daughter suffer any grievances. "Old Chief, your family is too high, looks like we can't climb to that level." Mr. Lee had seen much of the world, and so his tone was a little joking, but it was obvious that he was somewhat chiding. After all, it was the General Anderson who first suggested the marriage alliance, and he was the one who got it.

Cassius just rolled his eyes and pulled a piece of paper from behind him. "This is for both of you, and I think you'll be happy about the contents it holds." Cassius grinned ear to ear before exiting the room and heading out the large oak doors. I lifted the envelope up and no It ticed the red wax stamp I'd recognize anywhere. It had been Rhyland's father's stamp for any letter he sent out, including the dinner invite Cassius and I recieved from him. I looked up at Rhyland, slightly nervous. Rhyland seemed to notice and slid the envelope from my hands, ripping it open before reading it out loud.

For some reason I don’t know why but my name, which is supposed to sound friendly, sounded extremely formal when they said it. They then stood to their full heights. The gentleman at the center of the other two stepped forward making direct eye contact with me and spoke, “You have gained our trust and respect by showing your courage at resolving a misunderstanding and you have also displayed great leadership quality. I am Lewis Grant. As a friend you can call me Lewi.” He smiled as he shook my hand.

It was anger that had now replaced the pain the photo had caused him and Maddison…It was clean and cold anger that wiped out the fog of disloyalty. A definite line had been drawn in Grant’s mind to fight back. They no longer simply guarded against possible attack. They hunted. Grant stood behind Dane Page. He was so big that his shadow fell across all screens. He rolled his sleeves up to his elbows. He was not wearing his tie. Grant’s tired eyes added to his serious face. In that room, Grant was not a Billionaire CEO. He was a general who held down the last fort. But now, he held down a kingdom that was made up of code and trust.

Lee made a gun with his fingers and placed them against his head. “Like I said, Lee, this better be important.” “While you were getting your ego stroked, I’ve been watching three individuals buying up JenCorp shares like there’s a sale at a candy store.” “Who?” “Marcus Holt, Lewis Blackwell and Kirk Goodwin.” The smile on Kelley’s face was anything but friendly as he turned to look at Lee who had made himself comfortable on the couch. Kelley’s mind started working overtime and he stopped pacing and looked at an amused Lee.

Lewis said and reaches out the card. The commanding chief officer looked at his card. "Ow... Sorry for not knowing to know you Mr. Park. I'm Chief Goo. Welcome and nice meeting. I was actually going to bail him out but I didn't expect you to come." He said. Then he grabbed his walkie talkie and says something, "Attention: all of you will be promoted after this. Make sure got that." He said and dropped the call.