The Last Days Of Ptolemy Grey Novel Novels & Stories

The ones needed for the Rothmere case disappeared in ash. Now it hits. Not through thinking - straight into my bones. A cold sureness: this is real. Happening here. This moment. The book falls from my hands. A sharp crack echoes as it hits the ground. Suddenly I am standing, breath ragged, pulse hammering under my skin. Smoke lingers in memory, thick behind my eyes. Stumbling forward, I yank the door wide - Mrs. Greyson stands there, inches away. “Miss Rimestone! What is the - ”

Most had no idea and rather redirected him to the lady on the counter who revealed to him that his mother was dead. Source : Born By Power Book Number : Book 4 Book Name : Greek Wars Chapter : Chapter Unknown Ephialtes looked down at the reader as it suddenly went in dead, thus marking the death of the lady on the bed. He wrapped his palm up as the scene was swallowed into the midst of his palm. The next that was displayed was one which Pete had embedded in his brain. "This was hours after her death." Pete said as he stepped forward. As he did, sight swiveled around him and instantly was rewritten as an occurrence which took place during the original time, 2014.

Phoenix stepped forward and picked him up in his arms. “Grey, do you know we have the same eye color?” Phoenix questioned in a low voice. We were exhausted from one of longest drive I’ve ever had. Grey kept on looking in his eyes, come to think of it. His life has changed too. He somehow adapted to that house but is now shaken by this again. But I promise this will be the last time he’s going through a major change. This will be the last time; I'm going through a major change. “My eyes are beautiful…” Grey smiled; he kept on staring into Phoenix’s eyes like they were paradise. “But I miss boyfriend uncle’s eyes…”

Because if I let him talk then he would defiently stop me. Here you go Esha, to unlock another secret beyond his grey eyes. _________________________________________________

The lowest chamber, the Death Chamber presents that it is closer for the soul in travelling to Hell. Niko rested for over a month and he was not involved in any missions that's why he wondered why would the Death Chamber call for him. He got goosebumps. Niko was even remembering the master's action the last days he was here. As soon as he reached the last ground, he settled his emotions and proceed. There he opened the door. It was full of blood. It is not fresh. It looks like from years that stayed in that place. As he walk forward. He could recognize Cryp sipping his tobacco. He was terrified to look at Jacob being chained from head to his toes.

“There is nothing you can do about it now. My PA took care of everything. It is arranged. Already the invitations go out. You people! Where is your gratitude? I thought my surprise would make you two happy.” As his bloodshot gaze raked the table, seeking dissension, Lara studied the stained tablecloth. Goodness gracious, why hadn’t either she or Christophe seen the threat of this in advance? Demis Agelastos was dying. It was surely not that unreasonable of him to want the wedding of his son to take place here and now while he could still enjoy it? So simple, so understandable a wish, that Lara marveled that such danger hadn’t previously occurred to either of them.

He asked pointing a finger towards the door. Grey fought harder unable to break out of the hold. The sight of his filthy fingers pointing towards the door made him go feral but all efforts failed, he was in a hold he couldn't break.. "Oh, I forgot. You can't talk!" Thanatos placed a hand on his head, his pupils rolled into the back of his head like an eight ball into a corner pocket leaving his eyes milky-white. Complexion slowly faded out of Grey body as numerous whispers carried the word Ten around them both..

It’s my last link to Aiden. The paramedics tell me to hold on a little longer and I hear one of the nurses snap at Lilith telling her that now is not the time for this behavior. That’s the last thing I heard before my world went black.

"Yes. I landed today." He looked at me, a faint curve at the corner of his mouth. "It seems Charles Hart's taste really is quite poor." I looked up at him. He knew Charles. He knew I had just gotten off the plane. He probably knew my entire story, my transfer, my flight, my abandoned wedding. He put his glasses back on and walked toward me. He held out a pure black business card. The card had only a name and a private number. Kingsley Blackwood.

She wrapped her fingers around the hilt. The instant she lifted it up, the entire mountain shook. A deep, deafening roar echoed somewhere far away, dust poured from the ceiling. The carvings along the walls began glowing with pale silver light. And then... A voice spoke, it sounded low at first then it became louder and powerful. It echoed through the chamber from somewhere deep below. At first, Zara couldn't understand the words then they became clear. "So..." The voice chuckled. "The last Grey has finally come."