Ruth Robinson Novels & Stories

Freedom from the prison of the world that he never understood and don't even want to understand it. I grabbed the paper from the table and sat down in the couch and this time gently and in a disciplined manner. " Is there still anything left ?," he asked standing in front of him. I called Allie and put some baskets of fruits in front of him and then said," The former woman talking to you was The CEO of a one of the most famous and reputed company, Echo Robinson and this latter one sitting in front of you is your son's wife, whom you call daughter in law, Dorothy Robinson," I said gently trying to be as calm as possible.

he replied. "You'd be surprised-" I began before vomiting once again. Then minutes later I was about done and sat feeling weak and disgusting. "Do you wanna know what helps with this, darling?" Rosa said, "A warm bath and pancakes. Trust me, I'm an expert." She then ran me a bath and filled it to the brim with bubbles. "I'll get making the pancakes. You just relax," she said, squeezing my hand. "Thank you, Rosa." Rosa was an amazing woman. She was so calm and comforting and she always knew just what to say. But seeing her look after and love her children made my heart ache as I missed my own mum.

I will not miss you" Joy added, but I knew too well that she meant the opposite. I could tell by her faded smile. Evelyn placed a hand on my shoulder, making me turn to face her directly. "Get better," she said and added a stern warning "and don't come back here ever again". I felt like crying that instant but I tried my best to hold it back. Crying would only make Evelyn more sad. She was one of those who were almost always in the woods. I am no doctor but I could tell from her appearance that she had at most, a month or two to live. She looked it. I wished I could tell her to get better too and never come back here.

That was what she’d decided over the hour she’d spent alone in the rain, wondering where she would find the guts to face him again. No use in revisiting the past. Now she needed him to know all of this, all of her, so he could finally look at her and see her as a whole for the first time. And find out if he actually loved her. So that night, Jim Robinson, sole idol of millions, who’d rocked the world with his two-year tour and had just been crowned with the most important music awards of the year, was taken to a bus stop under a wooden roof. And he found himself squeezed among some twenty more people that waited for the midnight bus, freezing in the icy gusts of sleet and wind just like them

I wrapped my body with a bathrobe after taking a shower. I turned to the walk-in closet. A loud knock came on the door. I glanced at the clock on the wall. "Who's this?" I asked. Russo must have gone far. At least, I could expect that. The door creaked open a bit, revealing a middle aged woman who peered in. "Ma'am, Boss sent me to help you." She said, smiling at me gently. She was carrying some dresses with her.

I said, turning my head, looking at Grace and Rachel, "But I have never seen Grace so happy before. She was always so so introverted that everyone misjudged her for being mean to others, but the truth is she just doesn't know how to express her feelings to others," Daniel nodded his head as if he knew what I was trying to say. "Even Rachel is so happy, she is someone who always has a smile on her face, making everyone else smile. But deep down she is always so lonely, she too has a hard time expressing herself. But she hides it with a fake smile on her face, to fool others,"

Diana Robinson, Lead Researcher. Mrs. Willis had just entered the room carrying a cup of coffee on a small silver tray, steam rising gently from the porcelain cup. She stopped abruptly when she saw Henry standing completely still, transfixed. Her eyes followed his gaze to the television screen. The presenter continued enthusiastically, her voice bright with excitement, "Dr. Diana Robinson could become the first woman from her country in nearly a decade to receive this prestigious international honor. Her groundbreaking work in therapeutic medicine has drawn international attention from the scientific community."

“I didn’t mean it.” “You think when Margaret Sanger and Molly Dewson, Rose Schneiderman and Mary McLeod Bethune fought for gender equality, not only right to vote or right to speech comes, right to deserve punishment just like men aligns too. Isn’t that all those people say that women are strong? Which means that blonde doctor, whatever her name is, she is strong enough to face that same shit she throws on others. And doc….”

"Ruth, the little country bumpkin who thinks she’s a queen just because Master Ryan paid her some attention yesterday is here." "She must be here to confess her guilt." "She definitely is, look at her, all scared and nervous." "Admitting defeat so soon? You bore me," Ruth said mockingly. She continued to sneer, "Even if she surrenders, I can't just spare her! She is the mistress who ruined my sister and my brother-in-law’s marriage after all!" She then walked up to Sabrina and asked, "Little mistress, what do you want? Oh, yes, how are you still standing? I had expected that you wouldn’t be able to stand upright by now."

The person who disturbed her also flinched, surprised by Raven’s sudden reaction. “You always pop out of nowhere,” Raven spoke as she took in deep controlled breaths. Robin smiled at Raven’s words. “You are just always deep in your thoughts which is why you don’t know what happens around you.” Robin is one of the omegas assigned to help with the renovation project and the first person that Raven has become close with in the packhouse aside from the Alpha and Luna which explains why she is not being formal around her. Robin has an interesting attitude. She’s kinda shameless who doesn’t care about what people will think about heras long as she gets to be herself.