Svt Joshua Novels & Stories

I knew I wouldn't be able to accept it, though. I wonder what Samuel Foster did to him that day. “Oh, you're awake?” Joshua strolled into the hospital room, carrying a black bag over one shoulder and wearing his usual bomber jacket. He had headphones around his neck. He put away his bag, walked over to the sink and washed his hands before sitting back down on the sofa and pulling out his laptop onto the table. “Are you busy?” Joshua looked up when he heard my voice, “Oh, you can talk already?” He asked in surprise, scratching the back of his neck awkwardly, “Yeah, I've been a little busy. I took over your position...”

Chapter 28 Josh was home after three days. His wounds were healing fine and the doctors allowed him to rest at home but he wasn't allowed to go to work at least for a month. He was quite worried to know that they had to remove his spleen but the doctor explained well, killing his fears. “Here, lay down here and tell me what do you want to eat?” Bolt made him lay comfortably on the couch and sat with his feet in his lap. “Ask Pete to make Thai for me. And what do you want?” Josh asked Bolt who picked up his phone, called Pete and ordered two Thai platters with salad and orange juice.

The bags were clutched in her hands as she continued to try and get on her feet. Once I was close enough, I pulled Shtalenkov close to me and whispered in his ear, "You will never kill me. I am Josh Kellett." With that, I delivered the biggest uppercut I possessed in the world, and Shtalenkov was blown away into his car windshield.

“You need to understand—Violet is pregnant.” My jaw dropped. “You think that makes this okay?” I asked, my voice rising. “It’s not like that—” “No,” I cut him off, stepping closer. “You don’t get to justify this. You don’t get to stand there and act like the victim in all of this.” Violet chose that moment to chime in, her voice soft and simpering. “Joshua and I… we’re in love,” she said, as if that made everything better. “I didn’t mean for it to happen, but—”