Robert Greene Audiobooks Novels & Stories

This man had been his instructor when he was younger, and was also the man to train Sir Alexis. As King Robert fondly reminisced of his past with his older friend there was a flickering in the corner of his eyes which at first he paid no attention. "Y-Your Highness!" "T-That's not possible." "I-Is that-" Robert looked up. The proxy stone was flickering in and out but after a few seconds the picture came into clear display. !! "Hello Robert." The voice spoke softly but every syllable was dripping with venom. Even if just for a moment, Robert's shock clearly visible, but he quickly recovered his poker face. "Havoc." He growled.

“Whoever this contact is, I need to meet them, if my mother’s finances are tangled with this clinic, I can’t afford half-truths anymore.” “Give me until tomorrow, I promise you’ll have answers.” He studied me for a long moment, something unreadable behind his eyes, then nodded reluctantly. “Tomorrow. Not a day longer.” I left before dawn, driving to the small office Robert used outside the city, my mind racing through everything Gregory had shown me. Robert was already there when I arrived, spreading files across his desk, dark circles under his eyes suggesting he hadn’t slept either. “You look like you found something,” I said.

They say it’s dangerous, but I have never seen a phone call caused an aircraft to explode. “I need you to send me everything you have and can get from on the Lieutenant. Every bit of information accessible.” I tell him and he nods. “Sure, I will have that over to your email soon.” He says and then he closes his laptop, causing the call to end. “Well, that went well.” Robert says as he relaxes on the couch. The giant TV is off and he is still shirtless. He is lucky it is a warm day, or he would have been chattering his teeth like a madman.

I owed this to Althea as I smiled to myself. * Robert Greene * I was sleeping peacefully on my bed at the apartment a few blocks away from the station when the noise of the phone ringing startled me. I groaned and switched the bedside lamp on then took the noisy device, who could be calling at this hour? "Hello?" There was a slight noise that I could hear in the background and then the panting of breath of whoever was on the other side of the line. "Hello Chief? Are you there? It's me, Hubert. I'm calling at the end of the in the outskirts of the city. Chief we've been attacked by a.. a creature!"

The sound came faint at first. Distant. Almost easy to mistake for traffic, for the ordinary noise of a city that never truly slept. But Robert Wolfe knew better. He had spent his entire life listening for danger, learning the pitch of it, the rhythm, the way it crawled up your spine before it ever arrived at your door. And this sound? This one was unmistakable. Sirens. Multiple. Drawing closer. Robert stood in the middle of the study, phone still clutched in his hand from the last call that had ended the same way all the others had, with excuses, with silence, with polite refusals that barely masked relief at being able to finally say no to him.

Logan spoke calmly into the phone. Robert, on the other end, was terrified by the news. "Gordon had a suggestion earlier, and I think it's quite good. We can give it a try." Logan glanced at Gordon, who still didn't understand what was going on and couldn't help but shiver. This young man's gaze was so cold and sharp.

I shutted right up then, we got to where the cave wall had opened, I crossed my arms across my chest as I saw the side of a mountain, once more the mountain wall opened and the two of us walked in, the cave wall closed behind us "I want coffee, do you want coffee?, we should get coffee" Robert asked, now it was my turn to raise an eyebrow he looked down in shame, "you may speak now, I'm sorry" I rolled my eyes. Robert sat down against the cave wall, and I followed suit, he gave me a side smile and began his tale " My name is Robert, and I'm a spirit, I died in 1980, I was burned" I stood up and threw my arms in the air angrily.

Kiran no longer paid attention to Sue. "You can ask whatever you want," Robert responded respectfully. "What is your Wise’s family's relationship with the foreign country? And what is your relationship with Advanced Pharmaceuticals?" Kiran asked directly. Robert was about to answer when suddenly... Bang! A loud noise echoed through the air. Kiran and Yvonne were startled. Kiran saw a hole appear in Robert's body and rushed forward to help, but Robert's body collapsed to the ground with a thud. Robert died just like that.

She glanced at the screen and frowned. “Unknown number.” My heart jumped. “Answer it. It could be about Zara.” She swiped to answer, putting it on speaker. “Hello?” “Hello, Green. Long time no speak.” Robert’s voice filled the room like poison gas. I was on my feet instantly, my hands clenched into fists. Green’s face had gone white. “Where is she?” Green demanded. “Where’s Zara?” “Right to the point. I always liked that about you.” Robert’s laugh was cold. “She’s safe. For now. Comfortable even, considering her condition.”

The top of the page reads ‘The Final Summit’. “G-Good morning,” I answer. The man looks up from his book and smiles at me. He wears round glasses, and his face is soft and gentle. He sticks his hand out for me to shake. “My name is Robert.” I take his hand hesitantly. His palm is cool and dry. “Ruby,” I reply. “Pleasure to meet you, Ruby.” Robert snaps the book shut and stands, gesturing to the seating area. A desk has been set up, along with a small chalkboard across from it. I follow him to the seating area and sit down at the desk.