Teddy Hamilton Audiobooks Novels & Stories

Teddy nodded his chin then said, "Good evening, sir." Agamori looked him over then glanced to town. "Where are you off to?" Teddy crossed his arms and chuckled. "Well, as lovely as this place is, I find myself a bit, well, bored. You see, like my daughter, my wife was a bit of a thriller seeker and I guess I'm just not used to sitting around on my ass all day doing nothing."

I guess, I shouldn't have told her it's code red. Just then the waiter comes back with my soda... I quickly open it and take large gulps. I drop the bottle on the table and released a long sigh again. "Debby, say something... What's the code red?!" She asked anxiously. "I must leave that mansion soon, Anna! I'm gonna die of hypertension someday!" She frowns and stares at me in confusion.... Like she doesn't understand what I'm talking about. "Why are you leaving? And why are you dying someday?"

"I noticed something on the teddy bear's dress, ma'am." "What is that Mang Eduardo?" I wondered before looking at the teddy bear's clothes. "There is a guy's name written on the back of the dress, ma'am." I looked up what it was and Mang Eduardo was right. And the name he was referring to was Martin's name. But I noticed something strange so I immediately took the cellphone out of my pocket. I opened it and went to the gallery to look at the picture of the teddy bear that Sebastian gave me. When I found it, I put aside the teddy bear and my phone where the picture was displayed. I alternately look at the two until I know what is in this teddy bear.

A rare chase figure popped out of my blind box and somehow bound itself to me through an empathy link. Two days later, the doll vanished. During class, I suddenly felt two warm hands stroking my neck. A shiver ran through me. Damn it! Whoever has my empathy doll is putting their hands all over it. Before I could react, those hands slid lower and squeezed my breasts. A rush of tingling pleasure flooded my body. I reached out to stop them without thinking. The sudden movement made the cold, serious young professor at the front of the room turn to look at me. With one hand in his pocket, he pointed at the formula on the board. "Dalia, come and solve it." I had barely taken two steps when a fing

“Hey, chump.” “We coloured dinosaurs today!” He stated excitedly. “Really? Was it fun?” “Uh huh! I'll show you when you come over.” “I'd love that,” I replied, nodding. My smile got progressively bigger as the little man launched into a breathless update about his school, his new friend Martin, and something about crayons. “And I washed Peggy!” Teddy announced proudly. “You washed Peggy?” I repeated. “Yes! In the tub! Mama was upset wif’ me but not anymore. Right mama?”

That was the first time I'd ever slapped Ted or cussed him out like that. He stood there, frozen in place, his face etched with a lost, bewildered expression. Right then, his phone buzzed to life. He answered it absently, and Audrey's voice filtered through, laced with pain: "Ted, where are you? My stomach is killing me. I'm at the hospital. Can you come be with me?" He hung up without saying a word, the silence stretching out like an eternity.

So many things could go wrong if I was not careful. “Mommy, are we there yet?” Kayden asked and her voice broke into my thoughts. “Almost, sweetheart,” I answered and she nodded, clutching onto her stuffed bunny. *** Teddy opened the door before I even knocked. He has been waiting for me since I called and he looked really concerned. “You look like you have seen a ghost,” he said, ushering us inside. “I feel like I have,” I admitted, setting Kayden down. Kayden immediately ran to Teddy, throwing her arms around his legs.

“Okay, funny story—I kinda forgot.” He groaned and leaned back in the seat. “What kind of manager forgets coffee?” “A distracted one. I ran into someone… let’s just say the restroom trip took an interesting turn.” “Seriously, you’re hopeless.” I waved him off, laughing. “Relax. We’ll pick up your precious latte on the way.” Hamilton shoved in his earbuds and threw a death glare my way. “Aw, is Hamilton mad at me?” I teased in a baby voice.

“This is much complicated and huge than we thought.” “Jack, how was it?” As soon as Theodore finally went home and went in his room, he directly went to his laptop and opened a certain link which led him to the actual security system of the police intelligence. He’s currently talking to his friend Jack who is actually a talented Russian Hacker that he hired to be his spy buddy.

My voice trailed off, heat rushing to my cheeks. Why was Hermes’s friend here? How did he even know where I lived? Hermes had never been to my house. "Yes. I’m Ted. Teddy Aussie," he said, a hint of nervousness in his voice. A beat of silence fell between us, thick and awkward, as we stared at each other. "Can I… please come in?" he asked, forcing a polite smile. "Of course," I snapped, stepping aside for him. I watched him step inside, still smiling politely, his eyes sweeping over my home with an expression I couldn’t read. My mind was racing with questions, but I forced myself to focus on the one that mattered most.