The Life Of Chuck Book นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Finding Chukc Larson was harder than Brent had expected. As it turns out Chuck lived on a very seclueded piece of property that was owned by his parents. Brent thought it hilarious that Chuck was THIS paranoid, it obviously took one to know one. Chuck was an ex-marine, so he probably had plenty of weapons hidden around his place. He would have to watch out for them. He didn't seem to be the animal type but he kept an eye out for any animals, especially guard dogs, as he approached the back door of the house. He needed to get rid of Chuck and fast. He regreted spending the extra time with Theresa, so now he had to rush everything else. He tried to door knob before he got his lock picks

Now that I was finally alone, my mind turned toward last Friday when Chuck barging back into my life. He looked much the same as he did when he was here with us, just a little older. The years had been good to him. Really good. His sandy hair with a few streaks of gray at the temples, had been tossed by the wind. Florida had a law that you didn't have to wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle. There was a special license you had to get, but many people took advantage of it. Moe did as well unless he went on a long ride out of the county, which didn't happen much anymore. Chuck's hair had been long enough to run my hands through it and I thought back to a memory of doing just that in bed, day

No matter how busy I was with research, I brought her lunchboxes without fail, rain or shine. People in our circle even made fun of me, calling me a spineless simp desperate to live off a woman. Now it was clear—it wasn't her who loved the food. It was Chuck. Three years ago, Chuck was just a poor kid from the mountains who couldn't afford school. He knelt in front of me, crying and begging, and I softened. I decided to help him. I paid off his five million in gambling debt and got him a job at the Black Corporation.

Everyone at the scene froze in place. In my previous life, I had been nothing but a loyal doormat for Rebecca Schwartz. I had begged her to stay at my house, and even went as far as to invite Freddie Warner to live with us as the adopted heir to Hale Group, all to make her happy. But these two had conspired against me when I fell ill, stealing my inheritance while I was at my weakest. Back then, when I was on my deathbed, Rebecca, pregnant with Freddie's child, stormed into my room with him at her side.

The lower half of my body was numb, but my heart still felt like it was being repeatedly stabbed. Chuck had killed his own child. He'd kept his word—he'd brought the child to this world, and he'd sent it away. Valerie was curious to see what the fetus looked like, so she got up to take a closer look. Chuck hurriedly blocked the trash can and said, "Don't look, Val. You'll get nightmares." However, she started acting coquettish with him.

As usual, he sifted a patty for Chuck’s cheeseburger and gave him coffee afterward. "As if you found a dime and lost a quarter. What's the problem, dude?" Chuck guessed the sadness reigning in his chest. “Nothing.” He cut the bread with a bread knife. Picked up the patty and slapped it there. He put cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes. "Know what, dude? I'm turning a new leaf." "Hmm..." "I want to eliminate women in my life," said Chuck. "Don't be silly." He squeezed some dressing. He wrapped the cheeseburger and gave it to Chuck.

She finally concluded that it wasn't a unique fantasy and that, unless acted upon, it was ultimately harmless. Chuck, on the other hand was in a funk most of the morning. He couldn't even look at Ellie when she came to breakfast and he quickly finished his coffee and left for the office. As much as he enjoyed hearing his wife describe Ellie's body, he now regretted having told her about his fantasy. It's a sick and perverted way to improve their sex life. He muddled through his work and by lunchtime, his secretary was concerned enough to ask if he was okay.

He wanted to use tactics he learned in the business to scam a huge sum of money, but he got caught instead. The person he was trying to scam was someone Chuck used to look down on, but later managed to rise through the ranks. Chuck came up with a plan to con him out of his cash, but that person turned the tables on Chuck and tricked him into entering an abandoned warehouse. Chuck died of physical violence, something he had always had disdain for, and he died due to his pride, believing that he was smarter than everybody else. He suffered a horrible death. I stared at his body through the glass, which was covered with a white cloth. I remembered how he used to be full of spirit and always act

“Don’t call me ‘Miss Reeves’—just use my name.” He nodded silently, the anger of before gone. “Let’s head back; the boss will be worried.” Her expression darkened. She couldn’t resist asking, “Who exactly is Chuck?” Zane paused, startled. “You haven’t met him yet?” “No,” she lied. As they walked back, Zane recounted the story of the ‘Hundred-Billion Trio.’ Chuck had originally served under Callum Reed, who died three years ago in an accident. Chuck was gravely injured and almost died as well. Chase, stricken with grief, took him under his wing.