Robin Patchen Novels & Stories

"Innovative? Perhaps. But also... risky. Robin's company, while showing promise, is relatively young. Their experience in projects of this scale is limited." "I am aware of that, Your Majesty," Kaelen replied calmly. "But I believe in fostering new talent and providing opportunities for growth. Robin's company presented a comprehensive plan, and they demonstrated a clear understanding of the project's complexities. Furthermore, their proposed timeline was significantly shorter than that of the other firms, minimizing the disruption of activity in the board."

Robin acted quickly and had everything Benjamin needed ready in three hours. Then, he arranged a tightly packed video conference for Benjamin. Benjamin hadn't been to the company for a while, and a lot of things had piled up. Luckily, Robin had helped him handle most of it beforehand. He worked until eight o'clock in the evening to finish everything. The big rock weighing on Robin's heart instantly disappeared. Robin said, "Sir, Philips is a century-old fox. We've been trying to hook him for half a year, but we still haven't caught him."

“You sure can, sugar. You can explain to me why Pam and Lincoln were fighting this morning and are now giving each other the silent treatment. And after that, you can explain why you look like your POS car ran over you repeatedly today.” I sputtered. “Well, that’s a lot to explain.” I’d heard Robin was a character, but I’d never had a front row seat to the crazy show. Well, I’d had a front row seat to the circus performer crazy show at the winery, but this was yet another level to the kind of crazy shows Solano Creek had to offer. Robin hustled over to the front door surprisingly fast for a woman with a huge knee brace, spun the sign to closed, and plopped down in a chair. “I got time. Start

Are you really going to let a 19-year-old give his life up over this? "Aspen, you haven't changed a single bit." Kristen shook her head and walked away. "Kristen, you still haven't given me an answer!" Aspen stepped in her way. "Get your hands off her!" a cold and stern voice cut through from behind Aspen. Aspen turned around to see the tall and muscular Robin standing behind him. "Robin, when did you get here?" Kristen asked. Robin should have been with Luke and Henry at that moment. "Mr. Hartford was worried and sent me here to take a look." Robin had just arrived after a few hours of driving over, only to walk in on Aspen bothering Kristen.

I loved Lanie and felt things with her that I never in a million years thought I would feel again with anyone, but something about getting married again had me wrapped in fear. “Sir?” Robin stuck her head back in the room and lifted her hand as if she knew I was going to give her hell for bothering me when I’d asked her not to ten minutes before. “I know. I know, but it’s Robert Jacobs.” “Oh. Okay. Let him in.” I walked back toward my desk, pausing as Bob walked around Robin into my office. “Morning.” He lifted a hand, looking a little unsure of himself.