Teddy Hamilton Audiobooks Novels & Stories

I can't afford to have the driver talk to anyone about it. The driver smiles nervously. “Is anything the matter, sir?” I step closer to him. "Skylar and I said a lot of things in the car. I know you heard…” "Who me? I didn't hear anything.." The driver cuts me off with a small smile. "Consider me deaf, young sir. I won't speak to anyone about it.” Grateful, I oat him lightly on the shoulder. "Uh, I need you to bring our luggage later. I'll go in first.”

Now he was right back to playing the perfect, devoted husband. How long had he been polishing this act? I was too scared to even think about it. I tucked my face into the crook of his neck to hide the bitter curl of my mouth. "Nothing. I was just wondering what you two were talking about." Ethan gave me a fond little smile. "I was talking business with Henry. He's been trading with Denmark lately, so he's gotten used to speaking Danish." He must've been too busy fooling around with Sandy to remember that Danish had been my minor in college.

My voice cracked then as the lights around my vision began to tunnel, my heartbeat picking up again and making the monitor beat erratically. All the bay names we have, the siblings we planned for Felix and Lucy, the little patter of many feet running around the house… All of our plans for the future were gone in an instant, changing what we wanted at the flick of a switch. “S-surely he’s wrong, right? I can just get better and h-he can go back in and repair me when Ambrosia comes back…” Teddy shook his head as another sob caught in his chest, his hand trembling against mine. “I’m so sorry, my little baker…”

Cadence asked. “Because he was there when Hamilton came through, and he was there when we fought Dracula, too,” Aaron explained. “I’d say go talk to Hamilton, but he’s a recluse these days. He’s so upset about the decision he made, he’s nearly lost his mind.” “Alexander Hamilton is alive?” Cadence mumbled. Of course, he had to be if the portal story was true. “And Christian knew him?” “I have to go meet with Jamie,” Aaron said, not bothering to answer either of her questions. “Cadence, I’m sorry I didn’t tell you, but it was for a good reason.”

"So you must know how powerful the Chapman Legacy is. It's just a piece of cake to kill like you," Ted said coldly. "You think you're strong? Even Jeffery Ford, the richest man in Hodbridge, is nothing but an ant to me." "And?" Henry was curious why Ted was contacting him. "I'm just warning you—Chansey is mine. Stay away from her." "What if I don't?" Henry replied. He finally realized Ted must have found out about Chansey's phone call. It was no wonder she hung up quickly; he was too controlling.

I almost believed it. Thursday evening, I was at home folding laundry when I tried calling Richard. The call wouldn’t connect, so I left a quick voicemail: “Hey, I’m heading to Hawaii tomorrow for a business meeting with my boss. Call me when you receive this.” The next morning at eight sharp, I climbed into a cab and headed to the airport. Teddy was already there, waiting in the terminal hallway—tall, imposing, dressed in a sharp black tuxedo, wheeling a sleek suitcase, dark sunglasses hiding his eyes. He watched me approach without a word.

“I see! The Hamiltons have just hired a new fighter. He arrived today, so I sent Irvin to arrange dinner for him. ”Keep an eye on the Sirens Hotel. I’m going to shred those who dare to harm my brother into pieces tonight!” After that, he hung up the call and had the driver head toward the highway exit. A luxury Mercedes sedan came off the highway. Theodore hurriedly went forward and greeted the man respectfully, “Mr. Hodge, thank you for coming all the way here from Skyspring.” Benedict smiled and nodded. “Don’t mention it, Mr. Theodore.”

It was time to report to Samson. “Chairman Ardly, Mr. Hamilton’s condition is great. After his IV drip, I will bring him for a walk.” “Alright, accompany him,” Samson responded briefly. He then spoke again, “By the way, I might get home late.” “Okay, sir. Don’t worry. Leave Mr. Hamilton to me.” Samson smiled. Jayde, the nurse, had an infectious, positive vibe about her. She could easily make people around her happy. He hoped she would help Cosmo temporarily forget what had happened to him.

“Make a video call.” I'm disheveled and naked, and I'm not crazy. “No. I'm telling you, sharp.” “Make-” “No!” “See, you're with someone else.” “I don't think this discussion is worth it, Hamilton. I am really tired, I have slept an hour in the last two days and at any moment I will fall asleep. Besides, if I wasn't in my bed now but with someone else, do you think I'd be talking so quietly to you?”

Audrey sighed and sat back down. “Where’s Dominic?” I looked up at Ted from the window seat, unsure of what to say. Dominic had been the one to inform us about the situation but he had not stated whether he could be there or not. He had even sounded in a hurry like he had something else to do. I was not sure what that meant. Absolutely nothing could be as important as his best friend coming back to life. I could not help but be mad at him because of it. But just as I was about to make an excuse for him, the door burst open and Dominic walked in holding a giant teddy bear.