North & South Novels & Stories

The letters were neat and permanent. I stood under the sunlight, yet I felt like a rat that belonged in the shadows. I felt small and ashamed, like a person with no identity I could admit out loud. I swallowed the bitterness rising in my throat and answered quietly, “Just a distant relative.” The old man nodded. “That makes sense. If you were close family, there is no way you would have missed the memorial ceremony Mr. Ferguson held three years ago.” “You should have seen it. The whole thing was grand. Mr. Ferguson organized a private memorial for his parents and invited relatives, friends, and many important business people.”

He gestures for me to eat and I do, feeling curious about where he wants us to go. My curiosity increases, after we get done with breakfast, tidy up and get cleaned up, getting ready for where he wants to take us. I refrain from asking questions on our way, but let conversation flow in the car, accompanied by the sound of music, playing in the background. The road takes us back into the city yet in a very nice neigbourhood. Oh, who am I kidding? It looks great, and the many houses, no, excuses my words, I mean mansions, are not avoidable.

She asked and he shook his head. “We are going somewhere today.” “Really? Where?” Audrey asked feeling excited. “Hmm, we are travelling to New York later in the day.” He replied and she froze. New York? Why? Is he going to return her or what? “New York? Why?” She asked. “I and Clyde are going to be going on a trip for a few days and I want you to stay with your parents till I get back.” He replied and Audrey felt sad, she isn't supposed to be sad, she should be happy she would be seeing her parents.

Some coincidences really were bizarre! Dicky saw Nana as well. Lucas was beside her, sitting right behind their seats. "Are you going back to North City today?" Nana asked Cordy in surprise. "Yeah," Cordy replied. "We're going on a trip there, too. North City is the heart of the nation's economy, and I'd like to check out how grand the place is." Cordy wondered if Nana had some sort of compulsive socializing tendency. "It's a decent place," she said nonetheless. "You've never been there?"

BROOKS I have never felt something so tight wrapped around my d*ck before. It felt as if Crystal's body was made for me. When she told me it was ok to start moving, I slowly thrusted in and out of her. I could see the pleasure I was giving, on her face. I started to feel a little guilty though. I knew this was wrong and I have been working my way up to getting her in bed. I couldn't help myself though. Crystal looks older than she is and has an amazing body. No man in their right mind wouldn't try to sleep with her. I just happened to be the lucky one, when she moved into my neighborhood. I snapped out of my thoughts and focused on giving her what she asked for. I sped up my pace on my thrus

Not the one she was talking to all night but Denver. "Good morning." I say and they both turn to me. "Mornin'." Nadine says as she turns to me while still in Denver's arms. She is wearing an oversized grey shirt and I'm guessing nothing underneath, while Denver is shirtless in his jeans only. She looks so tiny wrapped in his large arms that I can't help but smile at them. They look so cute. I ship. "Good morning, Miss." Denver says and I'm taken aback by how deep his voice is. I giggle and wave my hand dismissively. "You can just call me Kera. It's nice to meet you again." I say shaking his hand.

East and West are already outside; they are just waiting for us. I then suddenly remember how Paige used to wake me up. I put my face closer to North’s ear and let out a long blow. Was startled when he suddenly sit up “What the fuck South!” he said I laughed at his reaction, but I immediately stopped laughing when I realized that he called me South. “Duh, North! It was me who wake you up!” I stated His brows furrowed “Really?” he asked and I nodded “Well that is how South wakes me up” he explained

She would be up in the north while I would be down in the south. We would never see each other ever again.

A meaningful smile appeared on North's face, along with a pair of sparkling eyes. ***

Okay, head southnorth,’’ Danica responded. ‘‘Wha... What? So... Southnorth? What the hell are you saying now? Do you even know what are the four directions?’’ I responded as my eyebrows were the ones that twitched right now. I tried to smile, but I ended up gritting my teeth. ‘‘Ha? You're the dumb one. Isn't north means where the sun rises and its right direction is the south? If you face the middle of that two directions, then it's the southnorth!’’ Danica replied angrily as she added, ‘‘You crazy fool, just follow my direction and stop asking so many stupid questions. Stop wasting our precious time or else, Ezekiel and the others would plunder the Savage Tyranny pack already before we can