Nate The Great Audiobook Novels & Stories

Nate’s entire demeanour shifted quickly as he cleared his throat and started to button up halfway to look normal; the harsh lines of his face softened as he proceeded to face the child, lowering himself to one knee. “Hey, sweetheart,” he murmured, arms opening for her. She stepped into his embrace, and he held her close, the tension in his shoulders relaxing just enough to breathe. Across the room, Vanessa stood watching with an expression somewhere between guilt and quiet annoyance. Moments later, Nate was alone again, now in his study thinking of nothing as the desk lamp glowed all over his face. What he heard next was the sudden ring of his phone. , The caller ID read: Grandmother Hayes.

“That Rowan Kane is alive, restrained, and ordering an immediate stand down. That any wolf who pushes the gate is committing treason against their king.” Rowan’s eyes glitter. “They won’t believe you.” Nate’s mouth twitches. “They don’t need to believe me. They need to hesitate.” Rowan’s smile sharpens. “And why would they hesitate?” Nate’s gaze flicks briefly to me, then back to Rowan. “Because they were trained to wait for a death signal,” Nate says. “Which means they were trained to obey signals more than instinct.” Rowan’s expression finally shifts, just a fraction. A flicker of irritation. Nate continues, voice tightening with conviction. “And because your ‘heir’ is standing here alive

Don't make me be the villain. Nate

She tried to relax and clear her mind. Nathaniel pointed out certain buildings and told her their history along the way. She had to admit that it took her mind off the stone. She enjoyed the scenery as they drove into the countryside. Nathaniel had told her that Barnaby lived in the woods and had no neighbors for miles, so she wasn't surprised by the countryside they saw. She also wasn't surprised when they turned down a well-maintained dirt road.

It was too quiet that we could even hear the sound when I dropped a single grape on the ground. Nate immediately left my side, grabbed an apple, and offered it to his dad. “Eat.” He said through gritted teeth while smiling pleasantly. Terrence looked confused at his son’s behavior. “Why? Did I say something wrong? Son, having no-” Nate cut him off by shoving an apple in his father’s mouth. “Dad, don’t ruin my playboy image!” He hissed before looking at us with a huge smile on his face. “Nate…? Are you a vi-” I started to ask. Nate’s eyes widened sinisterly at me that I bit back my words in fear.

Nathan smirks. " oh and this." He brought out a recorder from his pocket and drops it on his table. " listen to it when you're bored. It's the recording of the truck driver. Its...very interesting. If you hear it, the things you did in the past...you will..." Nathaniel smirks and left his office. Leaving William scared out of his mind. The next day Better called to see Jade, which she did at a restaurant. " seat down." She said when Jade arrived. Jade sat down after giving her greetings.

Natalie’s lips twist into a smile as she says, “I hope he does. They say he’s a sports celeb—plays basketball, crazy handsome … like a Greek god.” I chuckle as her eyes light up like twinkling stars. Natalie always fawns over the hottest guys in town, and every time, her voice takes this soft, melo-dramatic tone. “He can’t be that good-looking,” I counter with a fluttery laugh, folding my arms over my chest. “No one is that good-looking, Nats.” “Well, I am!” someone speaks from the entrance. The deep-bass voice is a timbre of velvet and thunder. I freeze for a moment because its ruggedness sounds vividly familiar.

He wanted to say something else, something smooth, but Claire called out, “Nate, you gonna help with the food or just stand there looking pretty?” The group laughed, and he rolled his eyes, pushing off the railing. “Yeah, yeah, I’m coming,” he said, but his eyes lingered on Jane as he walked away. She was watching him, her lips slightly parted, and he felt that jolt again. Trouble, he thought. Big trouble. **************** Nate’s new house was big, all sleek lines and glass windows, perched on a hill just outside town. It was the kind of place that screamed money, but Nate had a way of making it feel warm, with string lights on the patio and music drifting through the open doors.

And from what Josh had told me about him previously, he was everything a person could want in a father. I followed him downstairs and back into Nate’s office. Nate was behind his desk with what looked like a textbook in front of him, his brows knitted together in concentration. He glanced up as I sat across from him with Leo. “You ready for a mini history lesson?” he asked. “Always,” I replied, a little too excitedly. One side of his mouth curled up as though he were trying to stifle a smirk. “Yeah, I’m a nerd. Josh already told me.” He smiled at that.

Jessica, you would finally be able to be with your park once more We would be attacking Nathan's park tomorrow from now Dad am so so happy I know my dear Now it's time to accomplish what we started I laughed I looked around before entering my room I know it's funny but am so so happy am finally avenging my mother and my people Nathan's pov It was midnight I was tired of lying on my bed so I looked out through my window I had already told David to bring my cousin with him And I told them That we should meet by 12 I heard a light knock on the door I didn't say a word and went back to my bed pretending to be in slumber But I saw that the door was opened And I felt David and my cousin's presence