Suzie Crabgrass Ned's Declassified Novels & Stories

The hedge had almost masked the round lid. Susan stood up and stretched her legs and shoulders. A thick cloth hood descended over her head all of a sudden. Wiry hands swung her around took hold of her wrists, and clamped them in front of her with handcuffs. Then a familiar voice spoke with a cut glass tone. “She is all yours, Ted. Use her like a man likes to use a woman and then kill her and bury her body. She knows too much,” said the voice of Neville Guise. Susan found herself swung around, then frogmarched away from the moor. A wet cloth had been wrapped over her mouth so it was impossible to shout to MacArthur who was probably too far away now. Where was she being taken by lustful Ted Ma

Shortly after Catherine left, Suzie stuffed a card into Lucas’s hand. “This is from our scummy dad. Take it and spend it whenever you want. I have one too. Great-grandpa gave it to me.” “I don’t want it.” Lucas tossed it back to Suzie and reminded her, “Susan Jones, are you hoping that our scummy dad will get back together with Mommy?” A guilty look flashed across Suzie’s eyes. “Actually… Our scummy dad is more attractive in real life than in photos. We’ll be honored if we go out with him…”

Upon reaching Alec's office, Suzy knocked on the door. She heard a voice from within saying "come in," so she pushed the door open and entered. "Mr. Lincoln, I'm here." Alec looked up from a stack of files and pointed to some documents on the desk. "You need to enter these into the computer. I'll send you the latest updates on the New Valley project, and you can handle the due diligence this afternoon." "Alright." Suzy picked up the documents to review them, and then promptly sent a file to Alec using her phone. "I had already inputted these before my suspension. I have them saved on my cloud because I didn't have access rights."

There was a small table, a few chairs, and a large umbrella in a shaded corner. Suzanne sat under the umbrella, and on the table were many freshly cut flowers. She carefully pruned the branches and leaves before arranging them in a vase. She suddenly heard footsteps approaching her. Suzanne looked up and her heart dropped. She immediately jumped out of her seat nervously. Nathan walked in, his gaze sweeping over the flowers in the greenhouse. However, he deliberately avoided looking at Suzanne. "Do you need anything, General Morrison?" Suzanne asked cautiously. Nathan walked over and inspected the fresh flowers. He poked them with a finger. "Mom told me to bring some flowers back."

At the same time, Yed whipped out his phone to show a security camera recording of Paula walking through the hallway. She was carrying a tray with a teapot, and Ned came up to her, taking the tray eagerly and saying he would take it to his father. He then disappeared into a dead angle before reappearing and bringing the tea to Ciril's room. "This is slander!" Ned cried in agitation after seeing the recording. "I was coming here to speak with Dad about the Sunblazers!" Yed strode up and seized him by the collar. "Then why did you disappear from the cameras?! What were you doing there?!"

Zeke came up with the ‘brilliant’—the fact that there isn’t a sarcasm font invented yet is one of humanity’s greatest failings as a civilization—idea to use me and Mary Sue as bait and sent us out to the backwoods of Tennessee on an assignment to try and lure Nick into a trap. The decoy assignment was to investigate and kill a family of alleged K.K.K. members who stirred up trouble. As it turned out, the family was actually innocent of being white supremacists—though the head of the family, Clark Grobe, Senior, was still a worthless, wife-beating piece of shit. In order to gain information and spy on the family, I had developed a relationship with Clark Grobe’s nephew, Duke. And yes, by ‘rel

Suzy looked up, in just one glance Suzy already knew that the person standing in front of her was her best friend Leah. "Leah? What are you doing here?" Suzy whispered as she looked around her. "Are you bugged?" asked Leah warily. Suzy shook her head, "Not anymore, during the inspection process they released all the bugs," Suzy replied in a very low voice. "We need to talk," Leah said without bothering to introduce Henry to Suzy. Suzy was silent, thinking. Then suddenly she wrote a name Leah couldn't see clearly on the guest book. "Okay Mr. and Mrs.Osbourne, I'll take you to your father's room," Suzy deliberately raised her voice as a nun approached.

Jessica’s P.O.V. Jessica after being for at least an hour with Suzan in her mansion, was left with no other option, but to do her bidding. Money was greatly involved. By the way, who on Earth would reject that sum of money that was kept in line? No one. It was the kind of lucrative job that she had been wishing for and looking for all these years. She was very convinced beyond every reasonable doubt that Suzan wouldn’t fail. To tell her how serious Suzan was with this, she was offered and given an N.D.A to sign. This simply means that she wouldn’t be disclosing her deal with Suzan, to any other person. And if eventually anyone gets to hear about their deal, Suzan would do to her, whatever t

When it was connected, he said, "Good morning, my dearest sis. Are you well?" Suzie replied, "Eden, let me call you after church." Then she hung up the phone. She followed her husband to church. After church, Mr Evans and his wife went home. After they finished eating lunch, Suzie took her phone and dialed her younger brother's phone number. When it was connected, she said, "Hello, Eden. Are you well?" Eden smiled brightly and replied, "All is well with us, big sis. Congratulations. I saw the photo of my niece and her fiancé in the Sunday Times newspaper. Why didn't you invite us, big sis?"

Ned walked up to them and admired them, commenting, "Massimo has quite a collection of treasures. We emptied your family's vault, we'll take these too." Laura nudged Ned and reminded him, "Let's focus on finding clues." Ned began to inspect Massimo's desk, which was covered with various scrolls. It was evident that he had a passion for painting. Ned flipped through a few of them but didn't see anything suspicious, just ordinary landscapes and flowers. Massimo, being a keen gardener, had once filled his room with green plants, but due to lack of care, they had all turned yellow and withered, mirroring the state of the family.