Ray And Norman Mga Nobela at Kwento

Exactly the kind of thing that could shatter an alliance. “Norman,” I began cautiously, “you know how important Moon Pack is to us. I’ve already spoken to my third son—he’s studying medicine. He could help when he returns. You should not trust just anyone.” That’s when I noticed it—a worn canvas bag on Norman’s bedside table. A relic from another world. One that didn’t belong in this high-rise hospital suite filled with polished chrome and sterile wealth. Norman followed my gaze. Then he looked up and met my eyes.

“Young man, you disobeyed the rules by sneaking up on me.” “Alright, I’ll let you attack me first so that you won’t say I snuck up on you again.” Carter laughed in anger. “Five Lightning Punches!” Norman yelled and started waving his arms and legs. He looked like he was engaged in some sort of dance. Shortly after, Carter lifted his hand and punched him again in the face.

“…and the disappearance of Detective Raymond Cole and his family represent an attack against every citizen of Atlanta.” People watching at home nodded immediately. Because he sounded believable. That was Richard Norman’s greatest weapon. He never sounded evil. He sounded reasonable. Compassionate. Powerful. “As the chairman of Norman Enterprises…” He paused carefully. “And as one of Atlanta’s lifelong citizens…” His voice deepened slightly. “I will personally fund every available resource necessary to locate Detective Cole and bring his family home safely.” Reporters immediately started shouting questions. “Mr. Norman, how much are you contributing?” “Do you believe organized crime is respon

The man who had built his empire on blood and power wouldn’t suddenly melt for Normani. No… this had to be part of his plan. Normani was a weapon, a tool to get at me. That was the only explanation. Shawn wasn’t capable of something as human as love. I glared at Becky, my voice rising. “And because of this, you want us to attack the company tomorrow night? Without proper planning? Don’t forget, the gold is underneath. We will have to collapse Normani’s office to get to it. Do you even understand the risks?”

she said, Norman was heart broken, he never thought he and his wife would ever find themselves in a situation like this “Am sorry” he whispered “Say that to our dead daughter!” His wife yelled, she zipped up her suitcase and made her way out of the house, Norman was left sitting on the floor crying, it was at that moment that he made a vow to get revenge for his daughter ’s death, all this began because of Dora forcing him to treat Ryan, he was going to find Dora and make sure she paid for breaking his family apart even if that was the last thing he did…

Guards came in to carry our bags and take them to the new place. “This place is so big,” Sabrina whispered into Normani’s ear. The two were almost identical, except for their different eye colors. Sabrina had green eyes, just like our mother, while Normani had brown eyes like her father. Their blonde hair had different shades—Sabrina's was a much lighter blonde, while Normani’s leaned toward a darker blonde. They were tall and skinny. I was the complete opposite of them, with my green eyes and long red hair. My heart pounded in my chest. Being on the Boss’s property felt like walking straight into the devil’s den after trying to run away from him.

Rae “You know you didn’t have to hurt him!” Normani’s sweet tone changed and saw Von tense beside her. She looked like if she was given the chance she would stick a dagger in my throat. “Von is a good man, and he always has been and it’s too bad that you don’t—“ “Normani don’t!” Von stepped in and I furrowed my brows. “Let her speak!” I said out loud. “You don’t need to protect me. It’s not like you care how much anything affects me!”

There's one thing Justin doesn't know that Adrian does, but he still pretends he doesn't. “Just watch them. Report what they're doing, and see if there's anything odd between them." Justin nodded his head. At that time, he didn't know exactly what Adrian meant, but he continued to do a good job. ** Norman—Eva's father, is in Riley's office. He stood up with a pressing look. His large body with an old face that looks so firm can make people around him feel intimidated by his presence. "Uncle, how are you?" Riley was respectful towards him, she knew something must have nested him here. This is not an ordinary thing that Norman does.

Tanner defensively replied. Anger and hatred were evident in his statement. The reason Tanner cut a deal with me was that he also wanted to see and witness Norman buried in the ground. He will be the second, apart from me, who would be looking forward to seeing that day. Perrys and dela Vegas have been business rivals as far as I can remember Going back in the day, Tanner has been extremely bullied by Norman and his circle of friends. But he couldn't fight back because apart from that he was outnumbered, and his family wasn't as wealthy compared to Norman's before.

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