Saved Benjamin Hall Novels & Stories

Ben noticed Dean's reaction and flashed a warm smile, extending his hand toward him. "Hello, Dean, I’m Benjamin Winston." Dean’s body stiffened slightly, a wave of unfamiliarity and unease washing over him, making it feel like he could hardly breathe. His eyes instinctively flickered over Ben, but then quickly dropped to the floor as he struggled to figure out how to respond. The memories of the past surged within him, and he couldn’t help but question if he was truly ready to face these people. Though he tried to steady his breathing, a sharp sense of caution kept prickling at him, urging him to be on guard.

The younger ones of the Hart family came over, standing up for Benjamin. "Dr. Jennings stole your credit! Your treatment must have worked." "Yes, Benjamin's the son of Dr. Healy the Great. His dry-needling technique is almost god-like. How could that conman compare to him?" "You are right! The conman not only stole Benjamin's credit, but he also kicked him. How dare he! We won't let him off the hook that easily!" Benjamin was secretly delighted by their words. He never thought that they would justify everything on his behalf!

Jennifer Hudson Finally, Ken returned to Rainwood with some incredible information. But unfortunately, Benjamin had disappeared. Ryan and Ken were convinced that the key to this case lay with Benjamin. However, more than a dozen years had passed, and the police still hadn’t found him; it was as if he’d vanished.

When they were younger, Benjamin would always follow him around, addressing him as 'uncle' to tease him. "His life was ruined since his mother passed away and he got into an accident, leaving his hands and feet crippled. We thought bringing him to King City, his mother's hometown, would help him recover. Who would have thought it would trigger him." As Eli's voice fell, someone in the hallway called out to them, "Mr. Benjamin is awake." The men quickly put out their cigarettes and walked back to the ward. Benjamin had regained consciousness. As he became aware of what he had done, he looked at the group of people with a complicated expression.

Benjamin exclaimed in shock. Lucianne then explained, “It’s not an intrusion, Ben. Those corrupted ministers intruded when they started siphoning money from government funds. You and Ellia helped us. Now, we must protect you and your family.” “Where do you live?” Christian asked. Benjamin said, “Well, uh…up east, near 57th Street.” Christian nodded, “That’s not very far from where my wife and I live. And the two assistants, Mrs Morgan?” “They’re my neighbors. We’ve been friends even before working here. They know about me…still keeping the records.”

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.

THIRD PERSON Benjamin went and found Finn and Joesph and a few of the warriors that they knew were loyal to Jeremiah and their way into the old King’s chambers via the servant halls, knowing that they won't be monitored like the normal halls are. Benjamin follows his connection to Emma. It gets stronger the closer he gets to where she is being held.

Hearing that, Sherry smiled awkwardly. Meanwhile, Grace couldn't help but find the situation amusing. She was surprised that Xander could remain unmoved when such a stunning woman was standing right in front of him. Just then, Benjamin entered the hall, wearing a handmade black suit. Benjamin had chosen to attend this charity auction to restore Hawkins Group's reputation. He intended to make a charitable donation and regain public favor for his company. "Mr. Hawkins, it's an honor to have you here." The organizer approached him with great respect. After all, Benjamin was a prominent figure in Pamore.

"Uncle Ben, it's Mommy's call!" Benjamin accepted the phone. "Hello?" Caroline said, "I'm sorry for disturbing you at this hour, Benjamin. I would like to ask you about something." Benjamin led Liora into the living room. "I'm listening." Then Caroline described everything that had happened in the villa. A heavy sigh escaped Benjamin. "How sinful!" "What should I do now, Benjamin?" Benjamin glanced at the date on the wall. "I'll head there in three days. It'll affect you if I don't help them pass over to the other side."