Ray And Norman Novels & Stories

“I thought you really scored a big one with Ysa. She’s hot you know.” “If you like her you can go talk to her, Benjie’s not around anyway. She’s not my type at all.” “Na-ah. That’s not going to happen. I don’t want to get beaten by that big guy.” Norman shook his head in fear. “I mean, look at me, I’m thin. I’m like a walking stick. Benjie would easily break every single bone in my body with a few punches.” “Most probably, yeah, he’d beat the shit out of you.”

she asked, her voice a little too quick, a little too loud. Norman's eyes darted away from her, his body going rigid. He reached for a glass of water on the nightstand, his hands shaking slightly, a silent confession that he was hiding something. He knew his dirty games. He knew that he couldn’t just visit an old associate like that, especially a man who could be a threat. It was an unspoken rule in his world. Never visit a suspect.

“I didn't want to talk about it in front of Daniel and Nicole,” Eva's voice cut through the silence, “What happened to Victor and Norman?” Norman sat on the chair in the room while Shawn sat on the edge of the bed, Eva sat on the bed with her legs under the blanket and back resting on the headboard. “Is it really safe for me to go back home?” She asked, her eyes darting to both of them. “Of course,” Ryan scoffed, folding his arms and leaning back on the chair, “Norman and Victor are in jail.”

Aurora, elegant as ever, tried to restrain her laughter while adjusting the sleeve of her fitted blazer. They were in their own world. No one glanced toward Ray or Garry. Not even curiosity. Which caused Ray to stop walking. “Strange.” Garry glanced at him. “What?” Ray tilted his head slightly toward them. “Look over there.” Garry followed his gaze lazily at first. “These are the kind of women who command respect,” Ray said calmly. “I like them.” Garry scoffed and waved him off dramatically. “You say that every six months.” “I am serious about these two.” Ray’s voice remained even. “I want them both.”

After skipping a year, I was considered to be in the same generation with my brother and Chase. That was euphoric. The car returned to its previous silence. "So, that would be Ryan right? You are too close to him." Norman said with his eyebrows scrunches up. The car was too quiet when I answered the phone so he heard every word I exchanged with Ryan over the phone. He was clearly unhappy. Any time boys or men outside the males in his group of friends approach me, Norman always behaved like a lioness protecting her cubs. I rolled my eyes.

I asked Norma. Norma looked up, a smile plastered on her beautiful face. "That is Koltin Barnes," she leaned in closer then whispered in my ear, "you know, the guy who saved me the other day." "Oh." I watched Koltin closely as he took a seat right next to Norma. He was wearing black-framed glasses and a brown knitted hat and for some unknown reason, he reminded me a lot of Neville Longbottom. They both had that cute, nerdy smile. Afraid that he might notice me staring, I tried my best to look elsewhere. Compared to Hunter and his tattoos, Koltin looked like a saint.

Seeing their leader on the ground, Norman’s army began marching over to us. I took a quick glance at Arlo, and he nodded his head. It seemed like he had already mind-linked Anderson, so we were preparing for them to back us up. Norman’s people started getting closer and closer to where we were, so I let go of Norman and assumed a fighting stance. “Arlo, where are they?” I yelled out as they were only a few meters away from us. Suddenly, Norman laughed maniacally on the ground, making us turn to him. “They’re not coming,” he wheezed out.

“Then what’s the plan?” Max’s jaw tightened. “I end this.” Ray sighed. “You know where to find me if you need backup.” Max nodded. “Take care of my father.” Ray gave him one last look before helping his father onto the jet. Max watched as the plane took off, disappearing into the sky. Then, he turned and walked away. He had unfinished business. Stanford had made one fatal mistake—he had underestimated Max Norman And now, it was time to show him just how wrong he was.

Ray walked outside the bedroom “You are very damn lucky he came just now but we will talk about this soon. Wait for me“ Poppy speed up and slam the door shut, following Ray in the elevator. Vivian closed her eyes and thank Ray for his perfect timing. “That girl is crazy, I have to be careful and behave for now“ ……….. Inside a grey limousine, Ray who had a white Armani Suit with Paul Newman's 'Exotic' Rolex Daytona 6329 hand watch and a black amberjack dress shoes on was fuming. He knew the girls hated each other but how dare Poppy damaged his most prized possession. He has paid a lot of money in grooming Vivian, even though she is stubborn now and not seeing his view doesn’t give the right f

He offered and the stranger took a seat. “My name is Norma, from the clans in the north. My clan has a good relationship with the humans but only a few, we help them with their research for new medicine to heal different illnesses but that is not what brings me here today.” Zane listened attentively; he did not agree with them collaborating with humans though as he believed it will put everyone in danger.