Saved Benjamin Hall Novels & Stories

" I need to kill him before he comes for everything. I am now rich, and I can afford international assassins. There is no time to waste. I need to speed up. " "Aww Vivian, Vivian I am back now, strong and fit. The great battle has just begun. I will take everything from you and destroy your family. I will make you suffer more than ever. You shall leave to tell your generations." Benjamin clenched his fist. He left the venue and joined his people. ............

"Looking for Benjamin's whereabouts is just an excuse so I can meet Chiel again. I want to confirm again the dream I had just before I woke up. I'm sure Ben is fine and probably back at his apartment." "Impossible!" Rain denied. "I'm sure Benjamin's still left in your warehouse. He was probably too scared to get out of there. I just want to ensure that you guys have cast the spell." "He's stubborn!" said Jace later. "I told him that Benjamin is fine and has returned to his human form. Who knows where the young man is now? What's clear is that Benjamin refused to come with us when you passed out. He's probably traumatized." "Is that true?" Rain asked for reassurance from Chiel.

Benjamin would never forgive Halton if he let Winchester’s name go to ruin again. He deleted all the footage of that day. Alexandra wouldn’t care to check it unless someone made her suspicious. He then contacted the morgue where Benjamin’s postmortem would be conducted. Catherine paid a hefty amount to keep the real cause of death under the wraps and instead it was falsely stated in the reports that Benjamin Winchester died because of a heart failure.

Kailee Bennett Keep eye contact? That was lesson one? Was he serious? Because right now, with his hand still on the small of my back and his other gently tilting my chin up, the last thing I could do was look him in the eyes without completely combusting. “Eye contact,” I echoed, breathless. “Got it.” He didn’t blink. “Say the line again.” “The line? What line?” He raised a brow. “Juliet’s, genius”

he said, putting it on speaker. “Hey, Asher, Axel, Aiden!” Benjamin’s voice crackled through the phone, unusually cheerful. “I just wanted to thank you guys again for introducing me to my mate. I can’t tell you how much this means to me. Seriously, if you ever need anything, just call me, alright?” There was a moment of silence as we all exchanged looks. Something about Benjamin’s tone was off. Normally calm and serious, he sounded almost giddy, like someone… else entirely.

said Benjamin. "Finally, you show your greed," said Zayden, leaving Benjamin stunned. "Isn't this price fair enough for my daughter's life?" Benjamin said, "We can save your lover." "Do you think the information you brought is important enough for me, Mr. Benjamin?" "Do you think the information you brought is important enough for me, Mr. Benjamin?" Zayden asked with sharp, focused eyes. Zayden said, "To be honest, I don't need any information about Jared from you," leaving Benjamin silent and covered in cold sweat due to his intimidating gaze.

And Benjamin grew more tense. He kept looking over his shoulder, looking around with shaky breath. “Where are you taking me?” He finally found the courage to ask. Still walking, I replied. “You wouldn't hurt Lucille so you have nothing to worry about.” We went up a flight of stairs. The moment the door leading to a new hallway opened, Benjamin froze. He visibly shuddered at the change in aura. I didn't blame him. So many people had died in the rooms protected by these walls. Screams, pain had coursed through them. At the very least, he knew where was sacred.

Then, with a teasing lilt, he added, “But if you get there safely, make sure to send me a detailed report on how you avoided all disasters along the way.” “Goodbye, Ryan,” I said, still chuckling as I ended the call before he could drag me into another ridiculous scenario. The next minute, another number flashed on my screen—a familiar one. Benjamin. My stomach twisted as I answered. “Hello?” “Olivia. It’s me, Benjamin.” “Oh, Ben. How’re you doing?” I asked, surprised to hear from him. “Well, knowing you’re doing well and that I’m following you to the Trench Bar makes me feel fine.”

he called his mom right away. "He left an hour ago. Is he not there, yet?" Halley was surprised. "Nope! Also, there were no people here. What happened?" he was really bewildered. "What do you mean?" Halley's eyebrows started to wrinkle as she squinted her eyes on her phone. Then she was flabbergasted when she saw Ben parking their car in the garage. "Ben, didn't you pick Vince up?" Halley asked while rushing towards him. "Madam, you told me to come back here!" Ben replied. "What?" she exclaimed.

Ginger replied, "What would you know? He's my boss, and I'm the employee! It's just how it works!" "I thought we're living in an era where the boss is afraid of their own employees?" "They're afraid of the youngsters, yeah. But it's not like I'm young or anything. But then again, that only applies to like, normal bosses or something. Mr. Page's a completely different level!" Gabriel was left speechless. Half an hour later, Hunter brought Benjamin back to Halle Town. He was surrounded by his neighbors the moment he arrived. They were all shocked beyond relief when they noticed Benjamin's coffin. "Oh… Benjamin has left us."