Phineas Flynn Novels & Stories

Alpha Nathan said, stopping me “and you can call me Nathan. The two of us are out of the pack’s formality grounds right now” I laughed at his choice of words, shaking my head before I looked at the fireflies that started flying around us. I couldn’t help the laugh that escaped my lips as one of them landed on my nose for a second before flying away. It’s beautiful lights illuminating the night’s sky making it look like they were stars around us. Alpha Nathan extended his hand for me to take and despite the confusion that I felt, I took his hand and smiled when he pulled me to his chest, wrapping an arm around my waist as he motioned for me to wrap my own around his shoulder “what are you doi

Axel did his best to try and fill in the blanks for her. But without her own memory of that night it was simply him telling her a story. By the third day Rosa was itching to leave. The doctor seemed pleased by her progress but was still a little anxious about her loss of memory caused by the head trauma. The one thing rosa was extremely grateful for was that the headaches had slowly begun to grow further and further apart.

Chapter 11 – Silas The low hum of voices filled the dining room, but I barely heard them. My mind was elsewhere—still stuck on the girl sitting beside me. Hyacinth Clausen. It felt like a cruel twist of fate. The fiery woman I couldn’t forget, whose defiance had ignited something primal in me, was now... my stepsister? The thought gnawed at me. I tightened my grip on my fork, as if the pressure could drive the thought out of my mind. It felt wrong, unnatural, like some sick joke played by the gods to remind me of my sins.

" I stayed at the hospital for two more days. Long enough to confirm that her body was no longer in danger after the miscarriage and that the medication temporarily stabilized her emotions. Then, calmly, I blocked everything related to Clara. Then, I bought a one-way ticket to Northspire. As I boarded the plane, I remembered five years ago, when I clutched another one-way ticket and flew without hesitation to Northwood City–the city where she was. Back then, I believed love could overcome anything. Now I was holding another one-way ticket, flying south to a place where she was not .

Third-Person POV The phone slipped from Michele's hand. He'd always prided himself on being rational, but in that moment, he lost it completely. "No, that's impossible! Absolutely impossible!" He rushed out of the apartment and sped toward the airport at full speed. Outside, the rain was coming down in sheets. No matter how hard the wipers worked, they couldn't keep the windshield clear. Apart from the words "lost contact", "thunderstorm", and "low survival rate" swirling around, his mind was a complete blank.

Pepper growled. “No thank you.” He nodded at her. “I don’t take sloppy seconds to the bear.” “The bear?” Pepper questioned. “You belong to the Russian.” Flynn shrugged. “He’s a bear.” “What does that make you?” she asked. “Me?” He grinned. “I’m a fox, quick, clever, and a great hunter.” Unimpressed by his answer, Pepper rolled her eyes but didn’t say anything. Flynn went back over to his desk and sat down. Ignoring her, he began working again.

Martin came in person to explain everything on my behalf. Wendy, Jacob was the man you wanted. I let you have him. Everything I had, I earned myself. Every step forward was carved out with my own effort. I'd walked a clean path, so I had no fears. I'd led teams in major national projects—raising skyscrapers from the ground up—and I helped train a new generation, connecting them with opportunities to study abroad and bringing back the most cutting-edge knowledge. Our country's progress depended on fresh blood and new minds, and I was still learning too. I couldn't fall behind.

"What's your intention when you care so much about me?" Darwin glanced at Wyatt. Wyatt furrowed his brow. "That day, you left Nebraska hastily because of Hathaway..." Wyatt returned to Bay City, and I talked to Fiona about it," Darwin remained silent. It meant for Wyatt to continue speaking. "She was determined to leave." Darwin's expression remained unchanged, but the warmth in his eyes rapidly cooled down. "I used to misunderstand her, thinking she was just after money, so she stayed by your side with Lilian's help to make some profit," Wyatt continued. "But this time in New Port, I realized that I had misunderstood her. Fiona is actually an eagle that can soar high."

Flynn had been full of drive since establishing InfiDim until now. No matter how challenging the situation, he had still forged ahead with determination. Call it youthful arrogance or the desire to prove himself—either way, he wouldn't give up that easily! But now, a technical roadblock was staring him right in the face. He had no money or talent; all he had was Phoebe, who was just making an even bigger mess. Flynn felt like his life had gone to shit.

"For your information, my name is Ruby Simpson. If you'd like to address me, at least address me by the right name. "As a doctor, I have taken the Hippocratic Oath to do no harm. Also, I don't know you, and certainly not some Susie—what reason do I have to hurt a complete stranger?" Harry was left dumbfounded. "You don't remember me?" he asked in disbelief, his voice shrill in turn. "Twenty years ago, at the orphanage, I stopped our parents from—" He stopped mid-sentence, realizing just then that it was difficult to bring up what he had done.