Solomon Goode Novels & Stories

Horrified, he said, “I am sorry for my incompetence. I was unable to complete the mission you assigned me. Please punish…” Thunk! Cain turned around and kicked Solomon on the head. “You piece of useless sh*t! Why should I have someone as useless as you to work for me?” He kicked Solomon a few more times. Solomon’s face and head were swollen, but he dared not fight back and continued to remain timid. After lashing out at Solomon, Cain said coldly, “Tell me what happened.” Solomon told Cain what happened recently. “After Andrius Moonshade came to the city, everything I tried to do to New Moon Corporation was mitigated.

No matter what it was, he would never have thought that things would develop to this point. He panicked as he thought to himself, ‘What’s going on? What the hell is going on here?! Isn’t Charlie Wade just the assistant of an ocean shipping company? I can understand why Shawn would want to flatter him. Isn’t it just because he wants to make more profit? But why would Solomon hit me because of him?! Furthermore, Solomon is usually not afraid of anything, but he even referred to this kid as his mentor... What exactly is this kid’s origin?!’

"How... how did you get here?" My dad slowly raised his arms and pulled my mom into a tight embrace. His eyes were wild, desperate, filled with regret and obsession. "I spent everything I had. I found a secret research lab. I broke the system's code, no matter what it cost. I finally found you, Claire. And Lily." His voice was hoarse and broken. Tears cracked through his words. "Claire, I'm sorry. I was wrong. I found out everything." In the days after we disappeared, he lived in endless regret. Like a madman, he went over every detail of the past. He uncovered the truth about everything. He finally tore off Sarah's mask.

"Is that so?" George's eyes did not leave mine. "Aren't you going to do something about it?" I shook my head, my gaze calm and unwavering. "They made their choice. Now they can deal with the consequences. I'll still send them a monthly stipend—that's my repayment for raising me. But anything else? I'm done." When I stepped outside the courthouse, the sunlight made me squint. I stood on the steps feeling an unprecedented sense of relief and freedom. Before heading back to the base, I listed the house I bought half a year ago for auction.