Preston Goodplay Novels & Stories

Every night, Alexa and Chris communicated and with the news she was hearing, Alexa realized how close to death she was and it scared her. Clues, Chris had asked for clues that could help them but she didn't know what to tell him...till now. She remembered the day before when Morty was telling her how much he enjoyed playing on the merry go round, or as he called it, the round swing and there's only one playground with that ride in their area, Tim's playground. That night she tried to talk to Chris but she couldn't for some reason. Maybe Josie found out and blocked their communication somehow, but she couldn't get through to him.

, he groaned at her. “Oh come on, the topic just got interesting. I want to know all about her”, she tried to stop him from cutting. “I love you Mom, kisses. Bye….”, he cut before she could say another thing and put the phone down. Gavin was late for an important meeting concerning a new label for his recently established clothing company, his lawyers made it very clear that it was the deal of a lifetime. A five hundred million dollar contract. He finished tying his silk Christian Lacroix tie and got his Samsung S20 plus from the kitchen counter where he had his traditional morning Jacobs coffee, he then made his way to his personal elevator and entered once it opened.

I just replied with a small smile. "I never knew you can make new friends so soon except of course only for your little games! " She said with a tone of annoyance. Games? What kinda games is she talking about here? I was just silent with a confused expression. He smiled faintly and avoided Kate. And went away as he got a call in his cell. "What did you say your name was?" She questioned me after he went away to a safe distance. Wow, you are not friendly. "I never said my name, It is June.. June Paxton." I replied ignoring her attitude.

But I recover—because I have to. I blink, feigning confusion, playing the part just a beat longer. “Trap?” Preston’s smile spreads like oil on water. “You’ve always been good at reading people, Margo. But not me. You never could.” He reaches into his jacket—slowly, calmly—and pulls out a sleek phone. “You might want to watch this,” he says, tapping the screen. A video begins to play on the table between us. I feel the blood drain from my face.

Preston was throwing a party to get out of talking about babies with Thea. A classic Nash move. Whenever a girl became too clingy in the past, he'd throw a party and then be all over other girls just to send a message to the clingy one. Max didn't understand his logic but then again, only a five-year-old would understand Preston's thinking. So he promised him they'd all go to his house and spend the entire day drinking and catching up before they went back. The idiot had been so ecstatic that he'd planted a kiss on him.

Without conscious bidding, his feet led him to an abandoned park where a ruin of a playground was nested. As he stood there, he felt the shivery, cold wind embracing his body. He would have never taken notice of it if only it didn’t feel wrong. Looking left and right, he gulped when he caught sight of the moving swing. Almost after a shiver ran down his spine, the hair on his body prickled. He closed his eyes for a moment or two. He could go back to school now or perhaps just stay at home, but he wanted to be alone just this time. And this place probably would give him the peace he had long sought for.

"Make a pile. We are taking this stuff to the cashback shop." "I'll tell Mum," Joey threatened. "She'll be at work in a minute," Dailey pointed out. "You won't get anything for them. A few quid at the most. It's pointless," Joey told her. "If you don't believe me, they give prices on the website. I'll show you." As Joey fiddled with the laptop Dailey searched the room for anything she could sell for a decent amount. His console wasn't the latest model, plus the chances of getting him to part with it were slim to none.

You have got so much in the plate huh"? Daniel praised him. Jack just chuckled. "So what do you want? Is it movie marathon or games"? He asked going to the LCD and Daniel was fast to opt for games. He loved playing online games. So Jack set up the PSP and its consoles with Daniel's favorite games. Time flew as they were deeply immersed in their games. They would shout, scream at each other. They would bro fist when their team won the game. They played against each other and it was a tie. "Wow. You are a pro eh"! Daniel punched his arm while Jack was laughing. He really enjoyed the game.

Who would have thought that Tobi would bring a smile onto my face. I would smile a little every time he would ask the salesperson about this certain furniture for the nursery room. “Do you have this in a neutral color?” He asked. “Yes.” the salesperson replied. Tobi smiled then moved his gaze at me. “What do you think? Do you think we should get this now?” He asked. I nodded at him and he smiled at me. “We’ll get this one.” Tobi then continued on browsing that nursery section.

The movement opened his black jacket, offering a glimpse of his pristine white shirt stretched across his broad chest and flat abdomen. Everything was perfect. This was a great day for him and his agency. It was a party to celebrate the account Golden Gates promotions had with Packard Enterprises and a good number of people had been invited. Everything seemed like it was going to go well. It was all perfect.