The Greatest Showman Book Novels & Stories

POV: Roman Ashford "Ladies and gentlemen, before we begin tonight's charity auction, I need a moment of your attention for a matter concerning the integrity of this company," Roman said, standing at the podium of the maritime gala, the ballroom's chandeliers casting a warm glow over hundreds of investors, board members, and reporters who had gathered expecting nothing more than champagne and applause. Eleanor, seated near the front, went rigid in her chair. Beside her, Celeste's hand tightened around her wine glass hard enough that her knuckles went pale.

"Good! This is indeed the time for me to live freely." They are not aware of what they are doing. If they realized and learned about the fact that Haven Clark was a billionaire as well as the strongest god of war, maybe they would all choose to stuff their mouths with animal dung, instead of having to deal with the people who rule the military world! "Don't make excuses for not coming to court!" Granny Pricilla threatens before leaving with Marvel and Callysta. Then followed by Alice who was so sick of seeing Haven's face all her life.

I nodded as he opened the door for me and Colton. "Alright, big man. Ready to do this?" Colton asked, patting my shoulder. "I guess so" I was not. This was the most nerve-racking thing I've done in a long time. I don't think I've ever felt this nervous seeing someone. But Athena wasn't just someone. I took a deep breath before we stepped into the little restaurant she was working at. Immediately my eyes went to her. A guy whispered something in her ear which made my blood boil. He was too close.

SCARLETT FOSTER The heavy rain outside matched the stormy atmosphere inside the back seat of the Maybach. It was nearly eleven in the evening. The high-stakes dinner with Montgomery Enterprises’ overseas investors had been an absolute minefield, but we survived it. I spent the entire night seamlessly managing Caleb’s schedule, pulling up financial statistics at a moment's notice, and intercepting passive-aggressive remarks from greedy board members. Caleb had played the role of the sharp, ruthless CEO flawlessly. But now, as the car navigated through the rain-slicked streets of the city, the powerful corporate titan looked thoroughly exhausted.