Phillip Graves Novels & Stories

"Andre, oh I missed you so much…you didn’t mention to us that you were back in town, how’s the residency going at Edenvale Gen?" "I know right it’s been so long…the residency is going well, I was thinking of just staying in the emergency unit, but I know my heart is with pathology. I’m actually here because I heard what happened to mom…I just wish I was there for her, and how are you doing?” "I'm fine Andre ‘sobbing’ I just hope she’s going to be okay...she can't leave me, leave us like this".

, "What is Mommy going to eat in there?" Harold's mood had not changed, he held his wife's gravestone throughout the funeral, his eyelids dripping with water incessantly. Phillip glanced at his sister, Lillian didn't shed a single tear, she didn't even really understand what was going on right now. Therefore, Phillip also held back tears, determined to prove his obstinacy to his father. He is a strong brother. ***

Even after everyone had paid their respects at my gravestone, I couldn’t find his figure among the crowd. As people began to disperse, only Troy and Mom remained at the gravestone. They shared one last glance before leaving. I sat idly in front of my gravestone, trying to appear strong. “Troy to choose such a nice photo. All those hours I spent editing it weren’t in vain, at least it’s serving a purpose now,” I said loudly, to no one in particular. Then my emotions suddenly burst forth like a dam breaking. The realization that I was dead and would never again sit with everyone I loved overwhelmed me, and I began to weep uncontrollably.

Alex said “Hold on. I thought your father died when you were seven!” Beth said “We all thought he did. I watched him die right in front of me but apparently, he survived and Phillip kept his existence a secret. Phillip locked him up like he was some kind of animal and he let him rot! He wasn’t there when I needed him because Phillip had him and when it was time to give him back to us, Phillip killed him in front of us and made us watch. At his funeral, Phillip showed up with Anna’s ex boyfriend and he killed him right at the funeral! He is doing all of this on purpose so we don’t heal from one tragedy before he strikes again. I know you might make understand but risking my life so Phillip ca

Both were a front for the real family business, the one Phillip refused to get his hands dirty for and the one Vic immersed herself in to escape the idiocy and inevitability of her life as the only daughter of an underground cleaning crew. Vic took a deep breath as she headed for the shower and rubbed the sore muscles at the peak of her shoulders trying to relieve weeks of building tension. Phillip Sr. had passed away unexpectedly at home. After her brother fussed over an autopsy, it was determined that his heart was just not strong enough for the lifestyle a man his age had been indulging in. Although Vic missed her father and had loved him very much, she always felt somewhat guilty for thi

Phillip lifted his gaze to meet Andrew's. "Mr. Clarke, a pleasure to meet you," he greeted. "Let's get to the point," Andrew replied. Phillip chuckled, lowered his eyes, and poured two cups of artisanal coffee. "Try it." "I'm not here for coffee," Andrew said. "Do you know why I came to find you?" Phillip asked. Andrew calmly looked at him. "All my people were stopped by you. I assume you know my identity. I am Maisie's grandfather," Phillip said.

He mumbled in disbelief, unable to accept that the Blood Vein Orb—an artifact he had painstakingly refined over several months with all his spiritual resources—was erased in mere seconds. At that instant, Chase's aura spiked. He stepped forward, appearing beside Philip in the blink of an eye. One punch pierced Philip's skull, and blood splattered everywhere. Philip's lifeless body collapsed to the ground, his head now separated from his shoulders. This hunt had been incredibly fruitful for Chase. "What's that?" Suddenly, his gaze fell upon something tumbling out of Philip's robes. A few beast hide scrolls, radiating a faint bronze sheen, caught his attention. Chase bent down, picked them up,

Philip's expression immediately became solemn: "How could she be critically ill? She can't die yet; dying like this would be too cheap for her. She hasn't avenged my parents yet." Philip muttered to himself, watching the news on TV, where the reporter said that according to the doctor's diagnosis, the grandmother might not live for more than two days. He couldn't wait to return to Birmingham immediately; he wanted to see his grandmother one last time in person.

Clay POV Philip had the name pulled up before I’d even finished my coffee. “Marcus Webb,” he said, turning the laptop toward me. “Mid-level board member at Ashbourne Holdings. Eleven years on the board, perfect profile, zero footprint.” “Invisible men are usually the ones worth watching,” I muttered, clicking my teeth. Philip gave a dry laugh. “Funny you say that. Because he stopped being invisible three years ago, right after Leonard Ashbourne died.” He clicked through windows as he spoke. Bank records, shell company filings, timestamps.